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Overview
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The course covers the learning outcomes and goals of understanding higher-order generalizations of stability and arithmetic regularity. It teaches the individual skills and tools such as regularity lemmas, stability in various contexts, stable hereditary graph properties, characterization of stability, quadratic factors, and the structure of NFOP sets. The teaching method involves exploring definitions, constraints, problems, and further directions in the field. The intended audience for this course is individuals interested in geometric stability theory and tame geometry.
Syllabus
Intro
What is a regularity lemma?
Regularity in higher arities
What is stability in this context?
Stable hereditary graph properties
Characterization of stability
3-graphs: some definitions
Regularity for 3-graphs
Ways to constrain the irregular triads
Problems
Characterization of Linear Error
Arithmetic Setting
Quadratic factors
The structure of NFOP sets
Tools
Further Directions
Taught by
Fields Institute