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Specializing varieties and their cohomology
from characteristic 0 to characteristic 𝑝
We present a semicontinuity result, proven in recent joint work with Morrow and Scholze, relating the mod $p$ singular cohomology of a smooth projective complex algebraic variety X to the de Rham cohomology of a smooth characteristic $p$ specialization of X: the rank of the former is bounded above by that of the latter. The path to this result passes through $p$-adic Hodge theory and perfectoid geometry, so we survey the relevant aspects of those subjects as well.