BU-KEIO 2020

Due to the COVID-19 virus, the Workshop is cancelled for this year. We plan to devote the 2021 Workshop to Geometry and Mathematical Physics.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY/KEIO UNIVERSITY WORKSHOP 2020

Geometry and Mathematical Physics

Boston University — June 29 - July 3, 2020

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Workshop in Room B12 in the CAS building, 725 Commonwealth Ave., Boston

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Overview:

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Boston University is proud to host the tenth annual joint workshop between Boston University (Boston, MA, USA) and Keio University (Yokohama, JP). The purpose of these workshops is to expose graduate students, junior faculty and researchers to active areas of research in areas of mathematics represented by BU and Keio faculty. This year's program will focus on geometry and mathematical physics.

All talks are intended to be accessible to advanced graduate students with an interest in geometry and mathematical physics.

Pending NSF approval, there is limited funding available to cover the local and travel expenses of US based graduate students and postdocs from outside the Boston area.

Workshop topics include:

Symplectic geometry

Riemannian geometry

Complex algebraic geometry

Applications to/from mathematical physics

Speakers: (To be confirmed)

David Fried (BU)
Kota Hattori (Keio)
Kenta Hayano (Keio)
Hiroyasu Izeki (Keio)
Yukio Kametani (Keio)
Takeshi Katsura (Keio)
Takashi Kimura (BU)
Fuyuta Komura (Keio)
Siu-Cheung Lau (BU)
Yu-Shen Lin (BU)
Emma Previato (BU)
Steve Rosenberg (BU)
Maciej Szczesny (BU)
Hiroki Takahashi (Keio)

Organizers:

Hiroyasu Izeki (Keio), Siu-Cheong Lau (BU), Yu-Shen Lin (BU), Steve Rosenberg (BU),
Contacts:
- For general information: bukeio2020@math.bu.edu
- For U.S. participants: bukeio2020@math.bu.edu
- For Japanese participants: izeki@math.keio.ac.jp

Our thanks to the following organizations for workshop funding:

Boston University Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Boston University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
JSPS
Keio University
National Science Foundation