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Representation Theory and Tilings Workshop

RepTile Workshop Feb. 22, 2019 3:30pm Eduard Duryev  Eigengons  Abstract:  How can one visualize algebraic curves given by equations? Consider a polygon in the complex plane with parallel equal sides identified by translations. Complex structure of the plane descends to give a Riemann surface, hence an algebraic curve. But how one identifies which algebraic curve it is? Usually this question is impossible to answer. In our talk we…


GTC 2019: Speaker: Nathan Dunfield

Title of talk: An SL(2, R) Casson-Lin invariant and applications Abstract: When M is the exterior of a knot K in the 3-sphere, Lin showed that the signature of K can be viewed as a Casson-style signed count of the SU(2) representations of the fundamental group of M where the meridian has trace 0. This was later generalized to the fact that signature function of K on the unit circle counts SU(2) representations as a function of the trace of the…


2018 Georgia Discrete Analysis Conference

2018 Georgia Discrete Analysis Conference   Organized by: Ernie Croot (Georgia Tech), Neil Lyall (UGA), Akos Magyar (UGA) and Giorgis Petridis (UGA).  


Georgia Scientific Computing Symposium

http://euler.math.uga.edu/cms/GSCS-2017


Potential Theory and Arithmetic Dynamics, a conference in honor of Robert Rumely

Saturday and Sunday, March 25-26, 2017 Speakers: Matt Baker (Georgia Tech), Ted Chinburg (U. Penn), John Doyle (Rochester), Xander Faber (CCS), Paul Fili (Oklahoma State), Ken Jacobs (Northwestern), David Krumm (Colby),  Carl Pomerance (Dartmouth) https://research.franklin.uga.edu/agant/content/potential-theory-and-arithmetic-dynamics


2017 Georgia International Topology Conference

The 2017 Georgia International Topology Conference will be held May 22 - June 2, 2017. Conference website  Conference Schedule Previous International Toplogy Conferences 2001, 2009


The Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposium

The Georgia Algebraic Geometry Symposium is a conference series, jointly organized by the University of Georgia, Emory University and Georgia Tech. The next GAGS conference will be held at the University of Georgia on Fri-Sat-Sun March 3-5, 2017. https://sites.google.com/site/galgeoms/


Topological Approaches to Algebra and Arithmetic Geometry

Topological Approaches to Algebra and Arithmetic Geometry (TAAAG) is a 3 day workshop run for graduate students and early career mathematicians, as a part of the The AGANT (Algebraic Geometry, Algebra and Number Theory) Research and Training Group at the University of Georgia Mathematics Department, and funded by NSF grant DMS-1344994. http://torsor.github.io/taaag/


Moduli Spaces of Sheaves and Their Enumerative Geometry

The Georgia Summer Workshop In Algebraic Geometry will be an instructional program for graduate students and young PhDs with a focus on the topic "Moduli spaces of sheaves and their enumerative geometry." We will have at least four speakers each deliver 2 lectures on a topic of their choice related to the focus of the workshop, where the first talk is very introductory. We also plan to have other speakers give one hour talks.   …


Perspectives on Integral Geometry

University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA May 30-June 3, 2016 In view of the intense activity in integral geometry over the past few years, it seems an auspicious moment for the mathematical sciences community to collect our thoughts on the subject. Our hope is to air the major viewpoints that have been brought to bear on the subject, both in its internal development and in its applications, and in this way stimulate further progress. To…
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