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Richard M. Hain

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arXiv2002

A De Rham-Witt approach to crystalline rational homotopy theory

We construct the crystalline fundamental group of a semi-stable variety over a field of positive characteristic using the log De Rham-Witt complex and Navarro-Aznar's derived Thom-Whitney functor. This approach gives a relatively direct comparison theorem with the De Rham fundamental group in the liftable case. Also, we get a natural weight filtration which makes the coordinate ring of the crystalline fundamental group into a mixed isocrystal when the variety is defined over a finite field. Finally, the monodromy operator on the crystalline fundamental group is used to prove a crystalline analogue of Oda's good reduction criterion for curves.

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arXiv2002

The Hyodo-Kato isomorphism for rational homotopy types

We prove a comparison isomorphism between the De Rham rational homotopy type of a smooth proper log variety defined over a p-adic field and the crystalline rational homotopy type of a semi-stable reduction mod p.

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arXiv1994

Torelli Groups and Geometry of Moduli Spaces of Curves

In this paper we give an exposition of Dennis Johnson's work on the first homology of the Torelli groups and show how it can be applied, alone and in concert with Saito's theory of Hodge modules, to study the geometry of moduli spaces of curves. For example, we show that the picard groups of moduli spaces of curves with a fixed level structure are finitely generated, classify all "natural" normal functions defined over moduli spaces of curves with a fixed level, and also "compute" the height paring between cycles over moduli spaces of curves which are homologically trivial and disjoint over the generic point. Several new sections have been added. These apply the results on normal functions to prove generalizations of the classical Franchetta conjecture for curves and abelian varieties. In one section, the monodromy group of nth roots of the canonical bundle is computed.

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