A. Chambert-Loir - Equidistribution theorems in Arakelov geometry and Bogomolov conjecture (part2)

The goal of this talk is to introduce a Gross--Zagier type formula, which relates the arithmetic self-intersection number of the Hodge bundle of a quaternionic Shimura curve over a totally real

Chavdarov and Zywina showed that after passing to a suitable field extension, every abelian surface A with real multiplication over some number field has geometrically simple reduction modulo p

For any Fuchsian subgroup Γ⊂PSL2(R) of the first kind, Selberg introduced the Selberg zeta function in analogy to the Riemann zeta function using the lengths of simple closed geodesics on Γ∖H

We show how to use the recent work of D. McKinnon and M. Roth on generalizations of Diophantine approximation to algebraic varieties to formulate a local version of the Batyrev-Manin principle on

Let X be a 2-dimensional, normal, flat, proper scheme over the integers. Assume ¯L and ¯M are two hermitian line bundles over X. Arakelov (and Deligne) defined a real number ¯L.¯M, the arithmetic

Let X be a 2-dimensional, normal, flat, proper scheme over the integers. Assume ¯L and ¯M are two hermitian line bundles over X. Arakelov (and Deligne) defined a real number ¯L.¯M, the arithmetic

Let X be a subvariety of Pn defined over a number field and N(B) be the number of rational points of height at most B on X. There are then general conjectures of Manin on the asymptotic behaviour

Let X be a 2-dimensional, normal, flat, proper scheme over the integers. Assume ¯L and ¯M are two hermitian line bundles over X. Arakelov (and Deligne) defined a real number ¯L.¯M, the arithmetic

Let X be a 2-dimensional, normal, flat, proper scheme over the integers. Assume ¯L and ¯M are two hermitian line bundles over X. Arakelov (and Deligne) defined a real number ¯L.¯M, the arithmetic

Sieves are an important tool in analytic number theory. In a typical sieve problem, one is given a list of p-adic conditions for all primes p, and the challenge is to count the number of integers

The distribution of rational points of bounded height on algebraic varieties is far from uniform. Indeed the points tend to accumulate on thin subsets which are images of non-trivial finite

Let X be a subvariety of Pn defined over a number field and N(B) be the number of rational points of height at most B on X. There are then general conjectures of Manin on the asymptotic behaviour