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We describe the behaviour of the rank of the Mordell-Weil group of the Picard variety of the generic fibre of a fibration in terms of local contributions given by averaging traces of Frobenius acting on the fibres. The results give a reinterpretation of Tates conjecture (for divisors) and generalises previous results of Nagao, Rosen-Silverman and the authors.
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This survey article is the written version of a talk given at the Bourbaki seminar in April 2021. We give an introduction to Zagiers conjecture on special values of Dedekind zeta functions, and its relation to $K$-theory of fields and the theory of motives. We survey recent progress on the conjecture and in particular the proof of the $n=4$ case of the conjecture by Goncharov and Rudenko.
This is the memoir of my habilitation thesis, defended on March 29 th, 2013 (Universite Paris XI).
We prove the Mumford--Tate conjecture for those abelian varieties over number fields whose extensions to C have attached adjoint Shimura varieties that are products of simple, adjoint Shimura varieties of certain Shimura types. In particular, we prove the conjecture for the orthogonal case (i.e., for the $B_n$ and $D_n^R$ Shimura types). As a main tool, we construct embeddings of Shimura varieties (whose adjoints are) of prescribed abelian type into unitary Shimura varieties of PEL type. These constructions implicitly classify the adjoints of Shimura varieties of PEL type.
We give a new definition, simpler but equivalent, of the abelian category of Banach-Colmez spaces introduced by Colmez, and we explain the precise relationship with the category of coherent sheaves on the Fargues-Fontaine curve. One goes from one category to the other by changing the t-structure on the derived category. Along the way, we obtain a description of the pro-etale cohomology of the open disk and the affine space, of independent interest.
This paper contains results concerning a conjecture made by Lang and Silverman predicting a lower bound for the canonical height on abelian varieties of dimension 2 over number fields. The method used here is a local height decomposition. We derive as corollaries uniform bounds on the number of torsion points on families of abelian surfaces and on the number of rational points on families of genus 2 curves.
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