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Matthew Bertucci

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Matrix group $\Lambda$-distributions

The $\Lambda$-distribution of a compact matrix group is an invariant in algebraic probability theory that was recently introduced to study zero distributions of function field $L$-functions. It is encoded by the $\sigma$-moment generating function, a generalization of the Molien series of classical invariant theory. In this work, we compute the $\sigma$-moment generating functions of finite matrix groups in many new cases. In particular, we compute the asymptotic $\Lambda$-distributions for the infinite families of Weyl reflection groups of types $B_n/C_n$ and $D_n$, complementing the previously known case of reflection groups of type $A_n$, i.e., symmetric groups. We also establish a general result relating the shapes of $\sigma$-moment generating functions to the distributions of associated classical random variables, explaining a previous ad hoc observation for independent Gaussians arising from traces of powers on compact classical groups.

math.RT

Bertini theorems for Hilbert-Samuel multiplicity over finite fields

Let $X$ be a quasiprojective subscheme of $\mathbb{P}^n_{\mathbb{F}_q}$. We prove a Bertini theorem for Hilbert--Samuel multiplicity of $X$; that is, there exists a positive-density set of hypersurfaces $H_f$ such that for every point $\xi\in X\cap H_f$, one has $\operatorname{ord}_\xi(f)=1$ and $e_\xi(X\cap H_f)=e_\xi(X)$. Furthermore, we extend this result on hypersurfaces to complete intersections, hypersurfaces containing a prescribed subscheme, and semiample linear systems.

math.AG

Equidistribution and arithmetic $\Lambda$-distributions

We formulate an abstract notion of equidistribution for families of $\lambda$-probability spaces parameterized by admissible $\mathbb{Z}$-sets. Under the assumption of equidistribution, we show that the $\sigma$-moment generating functions of certain infinite sums of random variables can be computed as motivic Euler products. Combining this result with earlier generalizations of Poonen's sieve, we compute the asymptotic $\Lambda$-distributions for several natural families of function field $L$-functions and zeta functions.

math.NT

Taylor conditions over finite fields

We extend Poonen's Bertini theorem over finite fields to Taylor conditions arising from locally free quotients of the sheaf of differentials on projective space. This is motivated by a result of Bilu and Howe in the motivic setting that allows for significantly more general Taylor conditions.

math.AG