Postgraduate Conference in Complex Geometry
We are holding a junior conference in complex geometry from 9th-11th of September 2015 in the University of Cambridge.
Everyone who wishes to will be given the opportunity to give a talk (until we are full!), and the atmosphere will be informal. There will also be two senior speakers, Mark Gross and Julius Ross.
We hope to have people interested in diverse areas of complex algebraic and analytic geometry, including Kähler-Einstein metrics, birational geometry, mirror symmetry, moduli problems and positivity questions.
Funding (accommodation and partial travel) will be available for postgraduate students based in the UK (unfortunately we cannot fund people based outside of the UK, though they are very welcome to come).
Registration is now closed. For more information, please email: Ruadhaí Dervan rd430@cam.ac.uk
A timetable (including abstracts) is located here, and there is some practical information here.
Organisers: Ruadhaí Dervan, Julius Ross.
With support from the London Mathematical Society and Foundation Compositio.
Participants
Johar Ashfaque (University of Liverpool)
Lucas Branco (University of Oxford)
Matteo Braghiroli (Università degli Studi Roma Tre)
Mandy Cheung (University of Cambridge)
Giulio Codogni (Università degli Studi Roma Tre)
Matthew Dawes (University of Bath)
Ruadhaí Dervan (University of Cambridge)
James Green (University of Bath)
Yoshi Hashimoto (University College London)
Anton Isopoussu (University of Cambridge)
Jack Kelly (University of Oxford)
Nick Lindsay (King's College London)
Christian Lund (University of Cambridge)
Julien Meyer (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Andrea Petracci (Imperial College)
Thomas Prince (Imperial College)
Lars Sektnan (Imperial College)
Ben Sibley (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Zakarias Sjöström Dyrefelt (Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse)
Roberto Svaldi (MIT/University of Cambridge)
Ronan Terpereau (Mainz Universität)
Dominic Wallis (University of Bath)
Patrick Weber (Université libre de Bruxelles)
Jakub Witaszek (Imperial College)
David Witt Nyström (University of Cambridge)
Jason van Zelm (University of Liverpool)
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