Schedule ( all talks in MATH 501 ) :
Thursday, December 5
03:30 pm Refreshments, room 401N
04:00 pm (Department Colloquium)
Igor Dolgachev (University of Michigan), Complex ball quotients and cubic hypersurfaces
Friday, December 6
09:00 Susan Tolman (Urbana-Champaign), Hamiltonian loop group actions and symplectic quotients
10:00 Coffee break, room 401N
10:30 Jun Li (Stanford), Vanishing of Chern classes of the moduli of vector bundles over a curve.
11:30 Lunch break
01:00 Tara Holm (Berkeley), Symplectic quotients and real loci
01:50 Brent Doran (Princeton), Moduli spaces as Ball Quotients via Hypergeometric functions of Deligne-Mostow Type
02:40 Coffee break, room 401N
03:10 Zoran Skoda (Indiana) Non-commutative quotients via Hopf algebras and localizations
04:00 Megumi Harada (Berkeley),
The symplectic geometry of the Gel'fand-Cetlin basis for
representations of the symplectic group
07:30 Movie: Sullivan's travels (presented by the International Arts
Society)
Location:Modern
Languages Building, Second Floor Auditorium
Saturday, December 7
09:00 Reyer Sjamaar (Cornell), Singularities of symplectic quotients
10:00 Coffee break, room 401N
10:30 Sean Keel (Texas), Oorts conjecture for Ag
11:30 Lunch break
01:00 Milen Yakimov (Cornell), Complex simple Poisson Lie groups
01:50 Andre Henriques (Berkeley), The presentability of non-effective orbifolds and gerbes as global quotients
02:40 Coffee break, room 401N
03:10 Markus Pflaum (Frankfurt on Main, Germany), The deformation quantization of symplectic orbispaces
04:00 Mark Roberts (U of Surrey, U.K.), A fibration theorem for momentum maps
04:50 Dmitri Millionschikov (Moscow), Symplectic nilmanifolds and graded Lie algebras
07:00 Banquet at Marriott Hotel
Sunday, December 8
09:00 Brendan Hassett (Rice), Flipping the moduli space of curves
10:00 Coffee break, room 401N
10:30 Jan Segert (Missouri), A GIT approach to isomondromic deformations
11:20 Ivan Arzhantsev (Moscow), On stability of diagonal actions
12:00 Lunch break
01:30 Anvar Mavlyutov (Indiana), Embedding of Calabi-Yau deformations into toric varieties
02:20 Nicholas Proudfoot (Berkeley), Hypertoric varieties