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  • This session has been presented November 12, 2010.

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  • Speaker

    Jan Tuitman - LIX

I will talk about an algorithm for computing zeta functions of a quite general class of algebraic curves (so called nondegenerate ones) using deformations in p-adic cohomology. I will give an overview of the mathematics that is involved, talk about my MAGMA implementation, and give some examples.

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