CMGGT2010 |
August 29th to September 3rd, Chern Institute, Tianjin, China |
Categorical Methods in Geometry and Gauge Theory
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Scientific committee: Bai
Chengming (Chern Institute, Tianjin) |
Organizing committee: Bai Chengming (Chern Institute,
Tianjin) |
The use of categories in
geometry is at present a very hot topic at the crossroad of
algebraic geometry and theoretical physics. Derived categories of
coherent sheaves and of quiver representations play a central
role in the study of moduli spaces of different geometric objects
(stable sheaves, quivers representations, stable maps, etc.) and
in their applications to enumerative geometry, mirror
symmetry, string theory and gauge theory. Related developments
are the approach via derived geometry, and the geometric
Langlands programme, which in recent years has witnessed a
resurge of interest. This conference aims at gathering in a
single event some of the top researchers in the area, to provide
an updated survey of the most advanced and exciting developments
in this topic.
The conference is meant for a
mixed audience of international leading experts and young
researchers (PhDs students and young post-docs) who are planning
to do research in this area. For this reason, the programme will
also include a few mini-courses, providing an introduction to the
field.
Speakers: V. Baranovsky (Chicago), A. Bayer (Connecticut), D. E. Diaconescu (Rutgers), A. Grassi (Univ. of Pennsylvania), D. Kaledin (Moscow), B. Kim (KIAS Seoul), L. Kong (Nankai), G. Landi (Trieste), E. Macrì (Salt Lake City), D. Markushevich (Lille), A. Mironov (Moscow), A. Morozov (Moscow), C. Okonek (Univ. of Zurich), C. Pedrini (Genova), A. Polishchuk (Oregon), V. Rubtsov (Angers), I. Runkel (Hamburg), F. Sala (SISSA/Lille), E. Sharpe (Virginia Tech), Y. Sheng (Jilin), P. Tortella (SISSA/Lille), M. Zabzine (Upssala), S. ZHang (Kansas SU), J. Zhou (Tsinghua)
The conference will be hosted, co-organized and supported by the Chern Institute for Mathematics of Nankai University in Tiajin, China. http://www.cim.nankai.edu.cn
The
Chern Institute will provide full accommodation for 50
participants. If you are interested
in participating, please write at your earliest convenience (and
not later than May 31, 2010) to cmggt2010@gmail.com. Please note that no refund
of travel expenses will be possible.