An exponential history of functions with logarithmic growth
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Abstract: We survey recent work on normal functions, including limits and singularities of admissible normal functions, the Griffiths-Green approach to the Hodge conjecture, algebraicity of the zero-locus of a normal function, Neron models, and Mumford-Tate groups. Some of the material and many of the examples, esp. in sec. 5-6, are original. The first two sections should be easily accessible to graduate students.
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(11)- Limits and singularities of normal functions
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- Néron models and limits of Abel–Jacobi mappings
- Boundary components of Mumford-Tate domains
- On the growth of the logarithmic derivative
- Normal functions over locally symmetric varieties
- Hodge theory of degenerations. I: Consequences of the decomposition theorem
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