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Spaces of curves and their interaction with diophantine problems

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First cited12 Jun 2009
Latest citation6 Jul 2009
Words blogs link it with2
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  • the recent columbia conference on rational curves on varieties1 blog
  • “spaces of curves and their interaction with diophantine problems”1 blog

Cited by 1 blog in 3 posts

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Quomodocumque | Math, Madison, food, the Orioles, books, my kids.3 posts
Positive motivic measures are counting measures

linked as “the recent Columbia conference on rational curves on varieties”

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6 Jul 2009
2 other posts
Diophantineness: Mazur-Rubin and Kollar

linked as ““Spaces of curves and their interaction with Diophantine problems””

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12 Jun 2009
bjorn poonen – Quomodocumque

linked as “the recent Columbia conference on rational curves on varieties”

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