ODTÜ-BİLKENT
Algebraic Geometry Seminar
(See all past talks
ordered according to speaker
and date)
**** 2018 Spring Talks ****
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Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU]
- Introduction to minimal model
program. MMP for surfaces
Abstract: In this talk,
the general strategy of the minimal model program
will be outlined. Some well-known results about
the classification of surfaces will be rephrased
in this setting. |
Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU]
- Cone and contraction theorems for
surfaces
Abstract:
We will first review notions of ample and
nef divisors and several numerical criteria.
Afterwards, we will discuss the cone and contraction
theorems for the case of surfaces. |
Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU]
- The Logarithmic Category
Abstract: The
minimal model program in higher dimensions necessarily
involves singular varieties since a minimal model for
a smooth variety doesn't have to be smooth. Iitaka's
philosophy is that considering logarithmic pairs, each
containing a variety $X$ together with a normal
crossing boundary divisor $D$, is essential when
dealing with problems involving such singular
varieties. The goal of this talk will be to explain
this generalization.
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Tolga Karayayla-[ODTU]
- Singularities
Abstract: In this talk I will give the descriptions and characterizations of the types of singularities which arise in Minimal Model Program, namely terminal singularities, canonical singularities, log terminal singularities and log canonical singularities. |
Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU] - Vanishing theorems
Abstract:
We will discuss Kodaira Vanishing
Theorem and its various generalizations. |
Abstract:
We will state the cone and
contraction theorems for dimensions greater than
or equal to three and discuss their proofs. |
Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU] -Flips
Abstract:
We will discuss the definition of flips
and some examples, together with results and
conjectures about their existence and termination. |
Ali Ulaş Özgür Kişisel-[ODTU]
- Existence and termination of flips
Abstract: We will discuss results and conjectures about the existence and termination of flips. Some of these developments are relatively recent. |
Alexander Degtyarev-[Bilkent] - Can a smooth sextic have more than 72 tritangents?
Abstract:
After a brief introduction to the history
of the subject, I will motivate the conjecture that a
smooth plane sextic curve cannot have more than 72
tritangents, i.e., lines intersecting the curve with
even multiplicity at each point. (A stronger
conjecture is that the number of tritangents is 72 or
at most 68, with all values taken.) I will also put
the problem into a larger context and discuss the
known results and a few steps towards the proof of
this conjecture. |
Melih Üçer-[Bilkent] - Miyaoka-Yau inequality in higher dimensions
Abstract:
Miyaoka-Yau inequality is a
classical inequality that concerns the Chern
numbers of a minimal algebraic surface of general
type, together with a rigid geometric
characterization of the case of equality. Namely,
an algebraic surface satisfies equality if and
only if it is a quotient of the unit ball.
Corresponding result for higher-dimensional smooth |
Abstract:
In this talk, we will discuss the
paper "Insufficiency of The Brauer-Manin
Obstruction Applied to Etale Covers" by
Bjorn Poonen. Firstly, we will explain Hasse
principle and Brauer groups. Then, we will
construct a nice (smooth, projective and
geometrically integral) 3-fold and we will
show that Brauer-Manin obstruction doesn't
explain failure of Hasse principle in this case. |
Abstract:
In the minimal model program it is
known that there exist many examples of rationally
connected varieties, such as smooth Fano
varieties. In this talk I will present a paper by
Janos Kollar, mainly concerned with the
etale fundamental groups of separably rationally
connected varieties. |
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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2005 Spring Talks (112-121) | 2005 Fall Talks (122-133) | 2006 Spring Talks (134-145) | 2006 Fall Talks (146-157) |
2007 Spring Talks (158-168) | 2007 Fall Talks (169-178) | 2008 Spring Talks (179-189) | 2008 Fall Talks (190-204) |
2009 Spring Talks (205-217) | 2009 Fall Talks (218-226) | 2010 Spring Talks (227-238) | 2010 Fall Talks (239-248) |
2011 Spring Talks (249-260) | 2011 Fall Talks (261-272) | 2012 Spring Talks (273-283) | 2012 Fall Talks (284-296) |
2013 Spring Talks (297-308) | 2013 Fall Talks (309-319) | 2014 Spring Talks (320-334) | 2014 Fall Talks (335-348) |
2015 Spring Talks (349-360) | 2015 Fall Talks
(361-371) |
2016 Spring Talks
(372-379) |
2016
Fall Talks (380-389)
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2017 Spring Talks (390-401) | 2017 Fall Talks (402-413) |