David Bowman

I am currently a Master's student in my second year at the University of Bonn. Broadly, I enjoy Stable Homotopy Theory and Algebraic Geometry as well as their interactions. At the moment, I am trying to learn about Chromatic Homotopy Theory.

I work part-time at an agent AI startup omvi.ai, focusing on automation and AI agents. I am interested in building user-focused tools for mathematics and general automations using modern AI technology.

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Co-authored with Dora Puljiฤ‡ and Agata Smoktunowicz. DOI | Related talk

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Informal notes with the purpose of defining a scheme and showing that the category of Affine schemes equivalent to the opposite of the category of commutative rings

Notes about Stable infinity โˆž-Categories and t-structures for a talk given in a seminar organised by Jack Davies and Stefan Schwede based on Lurie's Higher Algebra for credit towards a Masters degree at Bonn.

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Sommersemester 2025: Shimura Varieties and their Canonical Models

2025

Together with Fabian Schnelle I am organising an introductory seminar about Shimura varieties and their canonical models. Here is the syllabus.

We meet on Mondays from 10:15-12:00 in the seminar room in the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics.

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I would also like to advertise a seminar run by Alejandro Ovalle and Samir Geiger: Seminar on Derived equivalences, Derived Torelli and Moduli.

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Kleine AG March 2025 - Canonical models of Shimura Varieties

2025

Together with Abhijit Aryampilly Jayanthan I organised a meeting of Kleine AG on the 29th of March 2025. For more details please click here. The report is available here.

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Wintersemester 2024/2025: K(n)-local and T(n)-local Ambidexterity

2024-2025

Together with Itamar Mor I organised a seminar on Ambidexterity in Chromatic Homotopy Theory. The aim was to prove K(n)- and T(n)-local ambidexterity following Carmeli-Schlank-Yanovski, and then go through some applications in the new year. Here is the syllabus until the Christmas break.

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LecToNotes

Alpha Testing

LecToNotes is a software package for extracting text resources from technical research mathematics lecture videos. It processes both the spoken audio and blackboard content, converting them into structured JSON data that can be viewed through a web-based dashboard. The Github repo is available here. More coming soon!