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We consider the KZ differential equations over $mathbb C$ in the case, when the hypergeometric solutions are one-dimensional integrals. We also consider the same differential equations over a finite field $mathbb F_p$. We study the polynomial solutions of these differential equations over $mathbb F_p$, constructed in a previous work joint with V.,Schechtman and called the $mathbb F_p$-hypergeometric solutions. The dimension of the space of $mathbb F_p$-hypergeometric solutions depends on the prime number $p$. We say that the KZ equations have ample reduction for a prime $p$, if the dimension of the space of $mathbb F_p$-hypergeometric solutions is maximal possible, that is, equal to the dimension of the space of solutions of the corresponding KZ equations over $mathbb C$. Under the assumption of ample reduction, we prove a determinant formula for the matrix of coordinates of basis $mathbb F_p$-hypergeometric solutions. The formula is analogous to the corresponding formula for the determinant of the matrix of coordinates of basis complex hypergeometric solutions, in which binomials $(z_i-z_j)^{M_i+M_j}$ are replaced with $(z_i-z_j)^{M_i+M_j-p}$ and the Euler gamma function $Gamma(x)$ is replaced with a suitable $mathbb F_p$-analog $Gamma_{mathbb F_p}(x)$ defined on $mathbb F_p$.
We prove an $mathbb F_p$-Selberg integral formula, in which the $mathbb F_p$-Selberg integral is an element of the finite field $mathbb F_p$ with odd prime number $p$ of elements. The formula is motivated by analogy between multidimensional hypergeom
The relations in the tautological ring of the moduli space M_g of nonsingular curves conjectured by Faber-Zagier in 2000 and extended to the moduli space of stable pointed curves by Pixton in 2012 are based upon two hypergeometric series A and B. The
We consider the KZ differential equations over $mathbb C$ in the case, when the hypergeometric solutions are one-dimensional integrals. We also consider the same differential equations over a finite field $mathbb F_p$. We study the space of polynomia
We propose a conjectural explicit formula of generating series of a new type for Gromov--Witten invariants of $mathbb{P}^1$ of all degrees in full genera.
A field $K$ is called ample if for every geometrically integral $K$-variety $V$ with a smooth $K$-point, $V(K)$ is Zariski-dense in $V$. A field $K$ is virtually ample if some finite extension of $K$ is ample. We prove that there exists a virtually ample field that is not ample.