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Algebraic and Kähler Geometry Workshop 2018 at Grenoble

created by daniele on 30 Jan 2018
modified on 04 Apr 2018

15 may 2018 - 19 may 2018

Institut Fourier, Grenoble

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Dear Colleagues,

A one week workshop will be organized from May 14 to May 18 2018 at Institut Fourier, in complex algebraic and analytic geometry.

More specific themes include: structure theorems for algebraic varieties, geometry of vector bundles, vanishing theorems, Kähler geometry, special metrics, entire functions, holomorphic foliations, hyperbolic varieties.

We hope to create good conditions for interactions on these topics - and eventually other ones - and plan to leave enough free time for discussion after lunch.

You are invited to participate to this event !

There will be 20-22 talks of 50 minutes, and also panels available for participants who want to prepare and display mathematical posters.

A social dinner will be organized on Wednesday May 16 evening, after a short visit of the old part of Grenoble city. We will try to find comfortable accommodation in the close surroundings of Institut Fourier (one possibility being Hotel Comfort Suites in Saint-Martin d'Hères). Accommodation is taken in charge by Institut Fourier. Participants who do not have their own financial support for travel can apply for support from our ERC budget.

Interested colleagues are invited to register on the web site

https://alkage-2018.sciencesconf.org/

before April 15 2018, once they have created their login and credentials. In case of any problem or any specific request, please send a message to <jean-pierre.demailly(AT)univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>

With my best wishes for 2018,

Jean-Pierre Demailly

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