Jacob H. Swenberg
Dartmouth '21, UCLA Math Ph.D. Student
Email: jaswenberg [AT] math [DOT] ucla [DOT] edu
Office: MS 2951
Teaching
- Fall 2021: Math 31A (Differential and Integral Calculus) Disc
2E/2F
- Winter 2022: Math 33A (Linear Algebra and Applications) Disc
1A/1B
- Spring 2022: Math 33A (Linear Algebra and Applications) Disc
2G/2H
- Summer 2022 (Session C): Math 32B (Multivariable Calculus II) Disc
1A/1B
- Fall 2022: Math 110AH (Honors Algebra) Disc 1A
- Winter 2023: Math 110BH (Honors Algebra) Disc 1A
- Spring 2023: Math 33A (Linear Algebra and Applications) Disc
3E/3F
- Fall 2023: Math 31A (Differential and Integral Calculus) Disc
2E/2F/3E/3F
- Winter 2024: Math 115A (Linear Algebra) Disc 5A
- Spring 2024: Math 61 (Introduction to Discrete Structures) Disc
1E/1F
- Summer 2024: Math 31A (Differential and Integral Calculus) Disc
1B
- Fall 2024:
- Math 31A Disc 4E/4F
- Math 33A Disc 3C/3D
Publications and Preprints
-
Do Link Polynomials Detect Causality in Globally Hyperbolic
Spacetimes?
Joint with Samantha Allen. J. Math. Phys. 62 (2021), no. 3, 032503.
doi:10.1063/5.0040956. https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.09415
Ongoing Projects
- A Heegner--Shimura Approach to Class Number One. (Based on
work in my undergraduate
thesis).
Joint with
John Voight.
Motivated by
the class number 1 problem of Gauss, we provide a complete description
of the Galois action on the set of principally polarized abelian
surfaces with QM by a maximal quaternion order O and CM by an imaginary
quadratic order S. The set A of such abelian surfaces is in bijection
with a set of classes of optimal embeddings of S into O. We describe an
action of the absolute Galois group on these optimal embeddings and show
that the action agrees with the action on abelian surfaces. By
completely describing the action on optimal embeddings, we describe the
action on abelian surfaces. As a consequence, we determine various
fields of moduli of abelian surfaces. Using recent progress on finding
rational points on curves using the technique of quadratic Chabauty, we
apply the results to give a new solution to the Gauss class number 1
problem.
-
A Lambda-adic Eichler--Shimura isomorphism for quaternionic
modular forms.
Ohta proved, using work of Hida, that the ordinary part of an inverse
limit of etale cohomology groups for a tower of modular curves has a
local quotient isomorphic to a space of Lambda-adic modular forms. We
generalize this result to Shimura curves associated to indefinite
quaternion algebras over arbitrary totally real fields with the goal of
generalizing the Upsilon map of Sharifi's conjecture. Using
Jacquet--Langlands, a study of the cohomology of Shimura curves allows
us to obtain (canonical) rank 1 local quotients in the cohomology of
Hilbert modular varieties.