Thematic Programs

Modern Interactions between Algebra, Geometry and Physics

Program Theme

The major goals of this thematic program are to discuss and study recent developments in the field of moduli spaces and their quantization by inviting distinguished researchers in mathematics and physics to report on and advance new developments of related algebraic and geometric structures with physical applications, and in turn to disseminate these results in a variety of research areas. The thematic program will serve as a perfect opportunity for young scientists to become involved in cutting edge research. In addition, the research areas included in this proposal have many applications to other research fields, including engineering, information science, and material science. To implement the thematic program practically, we focus on the following topics: 1) Geometry of Wall–Crossing, Deformation Quantization and Resurgent Analysis, 2) Complex Geometry and Mirror Symmetry, 3) Lagrangian Floer theory and Symplectic Geometry. These topics are mutually related and have a deep connection with quantum theory (esp. quantum field theory).

Events

(April 2016)
Geometry of Wall–Crossing, Deformation Quantization and Resurgent Analysis


(May 2016)
Symplectic Geometry and Physics


(June 2016 – July 2016)
Complex Geometry and Mirror Symmetry


Organizers

Shigetoshi Bando
(Professor, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University)

Giuseppe Dito
(Professor, Institut de Mathématiques, University of Bourgogne)

Toshiki Mabuchi
(Professor, Graduate School of Science, Osaka University)

Reiko Miyaoka
(Professor, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University)

Kaoru Ono
(Professor, Research Institute for Mathematical Science, Kyoto University)

Poster

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Program Sponsor

The Tokyo Club