ODTÜ-BİLKENT
Algebraic Geometry Seminar
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and date)
**** 2016 Spring Talks ****
The theme of this term is |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent]
- Skeletons
Abstract: This is
section 1.2. In a sense it is the heart of the
book: It explains how boring algebra can be
translated into the intuitive language of
pictures. (Of course, then it turns out that
pictures are not so easy, either, but that’s
another story.) |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent]
- Skeletons-II
Abstract: This
talk is a continuation of the previous week's talk. |
Ali Sinan Sertöz-[Bilkent]
- Elliptic Surfaces
Abstract: We
will give an introduction to the concepts of elliptic
surfaces. We will mainly follow the order of Section
3.2 of the book. |
Ali Sinan Sertöz-[Bilkent]
- Elliptic Surfaces and Weierstrass
theory
Abstract: We will talk
about the Weierstrass theory and the j-invariant
of elliptic surfaces. |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent]
- Trigonal curves and monodromy
Abstract: We will
discuss the simple analytic (Calculus 101)
properties of the $j$-invariant and the way how it
affects the singular fibers. Then, we will start
the discussion of trigonal curves, fundamental
groups, the braid monodromy, and its relation to
the $j$-invariant. |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent] - Trigonal curves and monodromy - II
Abstract: We will
discuss the fundamental groups, braid monodromy,
Zariski--van Kampen theorem, and the relation
between the braid monodromy, dessins, and the
$j$-invariant, implying that the monodromy group
is one of genus zero and imposing strong
restrictions on the fundamental group. |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent]
- Trigonal curves and monodromy - III
Abstract: We continue the description of the braid monodromy of a trigonal curve and its relation to the dessin. The principal result is the fact that the monodromy group is a subgroup of genus zero. As an immediate application, we will discuss the dihedral coverings ramified at trigonal curves (equivalently, torsion of the Mordell—Weil group of an elliptic surface) and a trigonal curve version of the so-called Oka conjecture. |
ODTÜ, 22 April 2016, Friday, 15:40
Cancelled in favour of 4th Cemal Koç
Algebra Days
at METU
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent]
- Trigonal curves and monodromy:
further applications
Abstract: As yet another
application of the relation between the braid
monodromy and $j$-invariant, we will derive
certain universal bounds for the metabelian
invariants of the fundamental group of a trigonal
curve. |
ODTÜ talks are either at Hüseyin Demir Seminar room or
at Gündüz İkeda seminar room at the
Mathematics building of ODTÜ.
Bilkent talks are at room 141 of Faculty of Science
A-building at Bilkent.
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