Boston University
Geometry Seminar Schedule
Fall 2000

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Sep 27, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Eric Sommers (Harvard)
Some vanishing results for vector
bundles on the flag variety
Oct 4, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Stefan Schroeer (MIT)
There are enough Azumaya
algebras on surfaces

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Oct 11, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Dmitry Tamarkin (Harvard)
Cyclic formality and its
applications to index theory

Oct 18, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Dirk Kreimer (Mainz)
From the algebra of Feynman
diagrams to knots and numbers
Oct 25, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Eyal Markman (Amherst)
Moduli of bundles on
symplectic surfaces
Nov 1, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Fabrizio Catanese (Gottingen)
Surface classification and local
and global fundamental groups
Note: Change in date!
Nov 8, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Viktor Ostrik (MIT)
Equivariant K-theory of
the nilpotent cone
Nov 15, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Chris Herald (Reno)
An integer valued SU(3) Casson
invariant for homology 3-spheres
Note: Change in date!
Nov 29, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Gang Tian (MIT)
Curvature flows in
complex geometry
Dec 6, 2000, 3-4pm
Math/Computer Science, Room 148
111 Cummington Street, Boston
Tea at 2:30pm, MCS 153.
Kim Froyshov (Harvard)
A homology cobordism invariant
derived from Floer homology

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