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David Hubbard

About

I am a fourth year PhD student in Algebraic Geometry. My research interests lie in Arithmetic Geometry, Geometry in Mixed Characteristic and Unlikely Intersections - currently I am looking at effectively bounding the number of torsion points lying on curves embedded in abelian varieties. My advisors are Christian BöhningLink opens in a new window and Gavin BrownLink opens in a new window. Before joining Warwick I completed an MMath at Trinity College, Oxford

Preprints

Translations

  • Translation of (pdfLink opens in a new window): Raynaud, Michel., "Courbes sur une variété abélienne et points de torsion", Inventiones mathematicae 71 (1983): 207-233.

Seminars

2024/25

Contact

E-mail: david [dot] hubbard [at] warwick [dot] ac [dot] uk