Algebraische Geometrie

Dr. Mauricio Garay

Kontakt:
Dr. Mauricio Garay
Externer Mitarbeiter
garaymau@uni-mainz.de

 

 

The KAM project

 

KAM is an acronym for Kolmogorov-Arnold-Moser. KAM theory gets its origins back to the classical work on celestial mechanics and perturbation theory.

With Duco van Straten, we  developped a geometric approach to KAM theory. For more details click here

 

 

 

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Festkolloquium – 31.01.2019

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Das Festkolloquium anlässlich des 60. Geburtstags von Prof. Duco van Straten
The Celebration of Prof. Duco van Straten's 60th Birthday

findet am Donnerstag, den 31.01.2019 um 14 Uhr
will take place on Thursday, 31st of January at 2 pm

am Institut für Mathematik im Raum 05-415 (5. Stock) statt.
on the 5th Floor of the Mathematics Institute in Room 05-514.

Die Bewirtung findet im Hilbertraum 05-432 statt.
Beverages and the Coffee Break will be served in the Hilbertroom 05-432.

 

Zeitplan und Sprecher
Schedule and Speekers

Uhrzeit Vortrag Sprecher
14:00 Begrüßung
14:15 Vortrag 1 David Mond
Fitting ideals and multiple points of mappings: questions and conjectures
15:00- Pause im Hilbertraum (05-432)
16:00 Vortrag 2 Klaus Altmann
Three kinds of differences among polytopes and their toric interpretation
17:00 Vortrag 3 Philip Candelas
Periods, zeta-functions and N=2 supersymmetric black holes
18:00 Ausklang bei einem Glas Sekt im Hilbertraum (05-432)

 

Die Veranstaltung findet im Rahmen des Institutskolloquiums statt (https://www.mathematik.uni-mainz.de/institutskolloquium-wintersemester-2018-19/).

 

 

Information how to get here:

click here for the campus map

public Transport:

You can purchase your ticket with the Driver.
The city of Mainz has a main station and a number of other rail stations. Please check the Deutsche Bahn website for train timetables

or for public transport the MVG

The following lines serve the university stop Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg from the main station (Hbf=Hauptbahnhof) and Hbf West / Taubertsbergbad (IC Hotel):

  • 51 (towards Lerchenberg)
  • 53 (towards Lerchenberg)
  • 54 (towards Klein-Winternheim)
  • 55 (towards Finthen)
  • 56 (towards Finthen/Wackernheim)
  • 59 (towards Hochschule Mainz)
  • 75 (towards Schwabenheim/Ingelheim)
  • 650 (towards Sprendlingen)

We would recommend using the tram lines 51, 53, and 59,  or Bus No. 55 and 56

From the stop, walk over the pedestrian bridge to the university campus and follow the street to the right. After about 100 meters there is a left curve. After passing the Mensa (campus cafeteria) you see the Mathematics building right in front of you. (The walk is about 10 minutes.)

Streetmap

Please get off one stop after Universität, at Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg
map surroundings bus stop Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg (Uni, Math.Inst.)  

or Streetmap 

From the stop, walk over the pedestrian bridge to the university campus and follow the street to the right. After about 100 meters there is a left curve. After passing the Mensa (campus cafeteria) you see the Mathematics building right in front of you. (The walk is about 10 minutes.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Workshop "Calabi-Yau Motives" – 28.-30.01.2019

 

Workshop "Calabi-Yau Motives" - 28.-30.01.2019

The workshop will take place in the Hilbert Room 05-432 (on the 5th floor)
of the Institute of Mathmatics (Institut für Mathematik) in Building 2413,
Staudinger Weg 9, 55128 Mainz, Germany.

Organisation: Duco van Straten and Valily Golyshev

Introduction

Timetable 

List of Participants

Poster

 

List of Speakers:

Bloch, Spencer (University of Chicago)
Periods associated to limiting mixed Hodge structures at MUM Points (Abstract)

Brown, Francis (All Souls College Oxford)

Corti, Alessio (Imperial College London)
What Laurent polynomials are mirror to Fano manifolds? a status report

Cynk, Slawomir
Hilbert modular double octic Calabi-Yau 3-fold (Abstract)

Gritsenko, Valery (Université de Lille)
Infinite series of anti-symmetric paramodular forms of weight 3 (Abstract)

Lairez, Pierre (ICTP Trieste)
Numerical periods in effective algebraic geometry (Abstract)

Neil Dummigan (University of Sheffield)
Moduli of congruences appearing in L-values (Abstract)

Poor, Chris (Fordham University)
Paramodular forms of weight three (Slides Definitions)
Paramodular forms of weight three (Handout)
(joint work with Jerry Shurman: Reed College Portland, OR and David S. Yuen: Univeristy of Hawaii)

Rainer Weissauer (Universität Heidelberg)
Eichler-Shimura Theory for Siegel modular varieties
(Abstract)

Tornaria, Gonzalo (Universidad de la República Uruguay) - via skype 
Paramodular forms as orthogonal modular forms A computational Approach (Abstract)
Paramodular forms as orthogonal modular forms. A computational Approach (Slides)
fParamodular forms as orthogonal modular forms. A computational Approach (Handout)

Yui, Noriko (Queen’s University)
Four-dimensional Galois representations arising from certain Calabi–Yau threefolds (Abstract)

 

 

 

 

 

Information how to get here:

click here for the campus map

public Transport:

You can purchase your ticket with the Driver.
The city of Mainz has a main station and a number of other rail stations. Please check the Deutsche Bahn website for train timetables

or for public transport the MVG

The following lines serve the university stop Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg from the main station (Hbf=Hauptbahnhof) and Hbf West / Taubertsbergbad (IC Hotel):

  • 51 (towards Lerchenberg)
  • 53 (towards Lerchenberg)
  • 54 (towards Klein-Winternheim)
  • 55 (towards Finthen)
  • 56 (towards Finthen/Wackernheim)
  • 59 (towards Hochschule Mainz)
  • 75 (towards Schwabenheim/Ingelheim)
  • 650 (towards Sprendlingen)

We would recommend using the tram lines 51, 53, and 59,  or Bus No. 55 and 56

From the stop, walk over the pedestrian bridge to the university campus and follow the street to the right. After about 100 meters there is a left curve. After passing the Mensa (campus cafeteria) you see the Mathematics building right in front of you. (The walk is about 10 minutes.)

Streetmap

Please get off one stop after Universität, at Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg
map surroundings bus stop Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg (Uni, Math.Inst.)  

or Streetmap 

From the stop, walk over the pedestrian bridge to the university campus and follow the street to the right. After about 100 meters there is a left curve. After passing the Mensa (campus cafeteria) you see the Mathematics building right in front of you. (The walk is about 10 minutes.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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