Speakers Woohyeok Jo (Seoul National U.) Jongil Park (Seoul National U.) Kyungbae Park (Kangwon National U.) Abstracts PDF file Schedule August 7 (Fri) 10:30-12:00 Jongil Park 14:00-15:30 Woohyeok Jo August 8 (Sat) 10:30-12:00 Kyungbae Park 14:00-16:00 Jongil Park & Kyungbae Park Organizers JongHae Keum (KIAS) DongSeon Hwang (IBS-CCG) Venue 8101, KIAS, Seoul, Korea
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Speaker Guolei Zhong East China Normal University Positivity properties of tangent sheaves are known to impose strong restrictions on the global geometry of projective varieties and, more generally, compact Kähler varieties. In this talk, after briefly reviewing the background, we will present several structural results for compact Kähler varieties with pseudo-effective tangent sheaf. … |
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Speaker David Sykes IBS-CCG This talk will introduce a natural construction for encoding codimension 1 pseudo-product structures into filtered manifolds amenable to analysis by Tanaka prolongation techniques, and its application to local geometry of CR hypersurfaces. Classically, Tanaka prolongation has only been applicable to maximally nondegenerate pseudo-product structures, while our new techniques require … |
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Speaker Sönke Rollenske Marburg University In the study of (relatively minimal) elliptic surfaces $f\colon S \to C$ with a section, the Weierstrass model plays an important role. We discuss two different models for elliptic surfaces with a bisection (or more generally an $f$-nef divisor which has degree two on the fibres): a birational … |
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