Agnes algebraic geometry series#

A guiding goal of AGNES is to introduce graduate students to a broad spectrum of current research in algebraic geometry. AGNES is a semi-annual algebraic geometry meeting organized at a rotating location by an association of northeastern universities. This award supports participation in six AGNES (Algebraic Geometry Northeastern Series) conferences which will be held at Stony Brook University on April 21-23, 2017, at Northeastern University in Fall 2017, at Rutgers University in Spring 2018, at Brown University in Fall 2018, at University of Massachusetts Amherst in Spring 2019, and at Boston College in Fall 2019. Primary Place of Performance Congressional District:Ġ1001718DB NSF RESEARCH & RELATED ACTIVIT 01001920DB NSF RESEARCH & RELATED ACTIVIT

Brian Lehmann (Co-Principal Investigator).

Maksym Fedorchuk (Principal Investigator) Dawei Chen (Co-Principal Investigator).

Sandra Spiroff DMS Division Of Mathematical Sciences MPS Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien

Agnes algebraic geometry series#

This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.Collaborative Research: AGNES: Algebraic Geometry NorthEastern Series NSF Org: The scientific scope of AGNES is greatly enriched by lectures from neighboring mathematical subjects, such as arithmetic geometry, dynamics, complex geometry, and computational geometry. At the same time algebraic geometry has found important applications in many subdisciplines of applied mathematics, including cryptography, complexity theory, mathematical biology, and computer vision. It has deep connections to many other areas of pure mathematics, such as topology, arithmetic, number theory, differential geometry, dynamical systems, and homological algebra. Further information about conference events can be found at the website: Algebraic geometry is a field in the mathematical sciences concerned with solution sets of polynomial equations. This award will allow AGNES to continue to excel at its research goal while broadening the scope and diversity of outreach activities. Second, each conference includes several activities designed to support under-represented groups and junior participants, such as panel discussions or networking events. The centerpiece of each conference is a series of research lectures by top mathematicians there are also educational talks for graduate students and events which promote new collaborations or develop peer relationships. First, each conference promotes the dissemination of cutting-edge research in mathematics.

This award supports six AGNES conferences which will be held at Stony Brook University on March 27-29, 2020, at the University of Pennsylvania in Fall 2020, at Brown University in Spring 2021, at Boston College in Fall 2021, at Rutgers University in Spring 2022, and at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Fall 2022. The conference is hosted on a rotating basis by an association of universities in the Northeast region. The Algebraic Geometry Northeastern Series (AGNES) is a series of biannual conferences in the field of algebraic geometry.