## Riemann-Hilbert correspondence revisited

Yan Soibelman
Kansas State University
November 2, 2016
Conventional Riemann-Hilbert correspondence relates the category of holonomic $D$-modules (de Rham side) with the category of constructible sheaves (Betti side). I am going to reconsider this relationship from the point of view of deformation quantization (on the de Rham side) and Fukaya categories (on the Betti side). Besides of useful re-interpretations of some classical results (e.g.

## Counting Galois representations

Frank Calegari
University of Chicago
November 4, 2016
One of the main ideas that comes up in the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem is a way of "counting" 2-dimensional Galois representations over $\mathbb Q$ with certain prescribed properties. We discuss the problem of counting other types of Galois representations, and show how this leads naturally to questions related to derived algebraic geometry and the cohomology of arithmetic groups. A key example will be the case of 1-dimensional representations of a general number field.