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34 papers
The locus of plane curves in the moduli stack of curves
Aaron Landesman
Let and let denote the locus of smooth curves in the Hilbert scheme of degree plane curves. If the members of have genus , let denote…
Big monodromy for higher Prym representations
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt, Will Sawin
Let be a cover of an orientable surface of genus g by an orientable surface of genus g', branched at n points, with Galois group H. Such a cover induces a virtual a…
Homological stability for generalized Hurwitz spaces and Selmer groups in quadratic twist families over function fields
Jordan S. Ellenberg, Aaron Landesman
We prove a version of the Bhargava-Kane-Lenstra-Poonen-Rains heuristics for Selmer groups of quadratic twist families of abelian varieties over global function fields. As a consequ…
Finite braid group orbits on -character varieties
Yeuk Hay Joshua Lam, Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
Let X be a 2-sphere with n punctures. We classify all conjugacy classes of Zariski-dense representations with finite orbit under the mapping class…
Obstructions to applying the Baker--Bilu method for determining integral points on curves
Aaron Landesman, Bjorn Poonen
We prove that for every smooth projective integral curve of genus at least over , there exists such that no connected finite étale cover of…
Prill's problem
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
We solve Prill's problem, originally posed by David Prill in the late 1970s and popularized in ACGH's "Geometry of Algebraic Curves." That is, for any curve of genus , we pr…
Applications of the algebraic geometry of the Putman-Wieland conjecture
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
We give two applications of our prior work toward the Putman-Wieland conjecture. First, we deduce a strengthening of a result of Marković-Tošić on virtual mapping class group actio…
An introduction to the algebraic geometry of the Putman-Wieland conjecture
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
We give algebraic and geometric perspectives on our prior results toward the Putman-Wieland conjecture. This leads to interesting new constructions of families of "origami" curves…
Canonical representations of surface groups
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
Let be an orientable surface of genus with punctures. We study actions of the mapping class group of via Hodge-theoretic and arithmetic techniques. We s…
Low degree Hurwitz stacks in the Grothendieck ring
Aaron Landesman, Ravi Vakil, Melanie Matchett Wood
For , we show that the class of the Hurwitz space of smooth degree , genus covers of stabilizes in the Grothendieck ring of stacks as $g \to \…
Geometric local systems on very general curves and isomonodromy
Aaron Landesman, Daniel Litt
We show that the minimum rank of a non-isotrivial local system of geometric origin, on a suitably general -pointed curve of genus , is at least . We apply this r…
Stacky heights on elliptic curves in characteristic 3
Aaron Landesman
We show there are no stacky heights on the moduli stack of stable elliptic curves in characteristic which induce the usual Faltings height, negatively answering a question of E…
A geometric approach to the Cohen-Lenstra heuristics
Aaron Landesman
We give a new geometric description of when an element of the class group of a quadratic field, thought of as a quadratic form , is -torsion. We show that corresponds to…
A Fulton-Hansen theorem for almost homogeneous spaces
János Kollár, Aaron Landesman
We prove a generalization of the Fulton-Hansen connectedness theorem, where is replaced by a normal variety on which an algebraic group acts with a dense orbit.
A Lefschetz theorem for intersections with projective varieties
Aaron Landesman
One version of the classical Lefschetz hyperplane theorem states that for a smooth quasi-projective variety of dimension at least , and a gene…
Invariance of the tame fundamental group under base change between algebraically closed fields
Aaron Landesman
We show that the tame étale fundamental group of a connected normal finite type separated scheme remains invariant upon base change between algebraically closed fields of character…
The geometric distribution of Selmer groups of elliptic curves over function fields
Tony Feng, Aaron Landesman, Eric M. Rains
Fix a positive integer and a finite field . We study the joint distribution of the rank of , the -Selmer group of , and the -torsion in the Tate-Shafar…
The infinitesimal Torelli problem
Aaron Landesman
Let and let the Torelli map denote the map sending a genus curve to its principally polarized Jacobian. We verify the well known fact that the map induced on tangent…
The Torelli map restricted to the hyperelliptic locus
Aaron Landesman
Let and let the Torelli map denote the map sending a genus curve to its principally polarized Jacobian. We show that the restriction of the Torelli map to the hypere…
Improved lower bounds for the number of fields with alternating Galois group
Aaron Landesman, Robert J. Lemke Oliver, Frank Thorne
Let be an integer. We prove that the number of number fields with Galois group and absolute discriminant at most is asymptotically at least .…
The geometric average size of Selmer groups over function fields
Aaron Landesman
We show, in the large limit, that the average size of -Selmer groups of elliptic curves of bounded height over is the sum of the divisors of . As a corol…
An explicit Abelian surface with maximal Galois action
Quinn Greicius, Aaron Landesman
We construct an explicit example of a genus curve over a number field such that the adelic Galois representation arising from the action of $\operatorname{Gal}(\overlin…
Hyperelliptic Curves with Maximal Galois Action on the Torsion Points of their Jacobians
Aaron Landesman, Ashvin Swaminathan, James Tao +1
In this article, we show that in each of four standard families of hyperelliptic curves, there is a density- subset of members with the property that their Jacobians have adelic…
The twisting Sato-Tate group of the curve
Sonny Arora, Victoria Cantoral-Farfán, Aaron Landesman +2
We determine the twisting Sato-Tate group of the genus hyperelliptic curve and show that all possible subgroups of the twisting Sato-Tate group arise…