Title: Positivity and symplectic embeddings
Speaker: Ben Wormleighton (Washington University in St. Louis)
Speaker's URL https://sites.google.com/view/benw/
Abstract: Connections between positivity of divisors in algebraic geometry and embedding problems in symplectic geometry have a 30 year history, bringing together significant aspects of each field (e.g. Nagata conjecture, toric degenerations, ball packings,…). I will describe positivity invariants for weakly polarised surfaces that capture valuable and, in some cases, complete information about symplectic embeddings into them. I will discuss how this theory interacts with Zariski decomposition and volume of divisors, and outline the current state of the higher dimensional picture.
Positivity and symplectic embeddings
September 16, 2021
3:00PM - 4:00PM
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Positivity and symplectic embeddings
Title: Positivity and symplectic embeddings
Speaker: Ben Wormleighton (Washington University in St. Louis)
Speaker's URL https://sites.google.com/view/benw/
Abstract: Connections between positivity of divisors in algebraic geometry and embedding problems in symplectic geometry have a 30 year history, bringing together significant aspects of each field (e.g. Nagata conjecture, toric degenerations, ball packings,…). I will describe positivity invariants for weakly polarised surfaces that capture valuable and, in some cases, complete information about symplectic embeddings into them. I will discuss how this theory interacts with Zariski decomposition and volume of divisors, and outline the current state of the higher dimensional picture.
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2021-09-16 15:00:00
2021-09-16 16:00:00
Positivity and symplectic embeddings
Title: Positivity and symplectic embeddings
Speaker: Ben Wormleighton (Washington University in St. Louis)
Speaker's URL https://sites.google.com/view/benw/
Abstract: Connections between positivity of divisors in algebraic geometry and embedding problems in symplectic geometry have a 30 year history, bringing together significant aspects of each field (e.g. Nagata conjecture, toric degenerations, ball packings,…). I will describe positivity invariants for weakly polarised surfaces that capture valuable and, in some cases, complete information about symplectic embeddings into them. I will discuss how this theory interacts with Zariski decomposition and volume of divisors, and outline the current state of the higher dimensional picture.
Zoom
Department of Mathematics
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America/New_York
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