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Mixed Hodge numbers and factorial ratios

Fernando Rodriguez Villegas
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This note is an extended version of the slides for my talk with the same title at the {\it Arithmetic, geometry, and modular forms: a conference in honour of Bill Duke} in June 2019 at the ETH in Z"urich. The results presented concern three geometric criteria for the integrality of factorial ratios, numbers such as (30n)!n!/(6n)!(10n)!(15n)!, which are integral in a non-immediate way for all n. This work is an offshoot of an ongoing project on hypergeometric motives joint with D. Roberts and M. Watkins.

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Fernando Rodriguez Villegas. 2019-07-05. Mixed Hodge numbers and factorial ratios. https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.02722

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