Reductification of parahoric group schemes

This paper demonstrates that any parahoric group scheme over a henselian discretely valued field becomes reductive after a finite Galois extension, allowing it to be recovered as the smoothening of Galois invariants of a reductive model, a result that extends prior work to the wildly ramified case and confirms the Grothendieck–Serre conjecture for generically trivial parahoric torsors in sufficiently good residue characteristics.

Arnab KunduMon, 09 Ma🔢 math

Microlocal index theorems and analytic torsion invariants in the geometric theory of partial differential equations

This paper establishes a unified microlocal and derived-geometric framework that connects index theory and analytic torsion for nonlinear PDEs to BCOV invariants, moduli spaces, and quantum field theory through the integration of Spencer hypercohomology, microlocal sheaf theory, and factorization algebras.

Jacob Kryczka, Vladimir Rubtsov, Artan Sheshmani, Shing-Tung YauFri, 13 Ma🔢 math

Big Picard theorems and algebraic hyperbolicity for varieties admitting a variation of Hodge structures

This paper establishes that a quasi-compact Kähler manifold admitting a complex polarized variation of Hodge structures with zero-dimensional fibers is algebraically hyperbolic and satisfies the generalized big Picard theorem, while also demonstrating that a finite étale cover of such a manifold admits a compactification where the boundary complement is Picard hyperbolic and all non-boundary subvarieties are of general type.

Ya Deng2026-03-11🔢 math

Lagrangian structures on the derived moduli of constructible sheaves

This paper establishes that the moduli of D(k)\mathcal{D}(k)-valued constructible sheaves and perverse sheaves on a compact oriented manifold with a conically smooth stratification are (2n)(2-n)-shifted Lagrangian, a result derived from constructing a relative left nn-Calabi--Yau structure via lax gluing of categorical cubes and identifying symplectic leaves for perverse sheaves with prescribed monodromy.

Merlin Christ, Enrico Lampetti2026-03-06🔢 math

Construction of higher Chow cycles on cyclic coverings of P1×P1\mathbb{P}^1 \times \mathbb{P}^1, Part II

This paper constructs higher Chow cycles of type (2,1)(2,1) on a family of degree NN abelian covers of P1\mathbb{P}^1 branched over n+2n+2 points and proves that for a very general member, these cycles generate a subgroup of the indecomposable part of rank at least nϕ(N)n\cdot \phi(N) by computing their images under the transcendental regulator map.

Yusuke Nemoto, Ken Sato2026-03-06🔢 math