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SUMMARY:Nonarchimedean geometry
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Sam Payne\, Stanford University\n\nThe usual archimedean norm on the complex numbers and its associated analytic geometry (holomorphic functions and differential forms) have been fundamental tools for understanding the geometry and topology of complex algebraic varieties, for instance through Hodge theory and Lefschetz hyperplane …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2009-11-05-sam-payne/
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