
Explore advanced mathematical concepts like minimal exponents, Bernstein-Sato polynomials, and their connections to D-modules, Hodge theory, and birational geometry in this in-depth lecture.

Explores essential dimension in algebraic objects, focusing on congruence covers of Shimura varieties. Presents new geometric approaches and fixed point theorems, extending incompressibility results to exceptional types.

Explore non-archimedean algebraization theorems and their applications in Diophantine geometry, focusing on a p-adic analogue of the definable Chow theorem.

Explores log symplectic pairs, their connection to hyperkaehler variety degenerations, and classification of pure weight pairs. Discusses analogies with log Calabi-Yau surfaces and implications for mixed Hodge structures.

Explore model theory principles, focusing on o-minimality and stability theory, with applications to complex geometry and arithmetic aspects.

Explore o-minimal geometry, definable GAGA, and Griffiths Conjecture in algebraic geometry. Learn about definable analytic spaces, Oka coherence, and their applications to period maps and variations of mixed Hodge structures.

Explore definable analytic spaces and their applications in algebraic geometry, focusing on period maps and mixed Hodge structures. Learn about o-minimal geometry and its role in proving key conjectures.

Explore enumerative geometry through tropical curves, pseudotropical curves, and their connection to Lie algebras and quantum torus. Discover innovative approaches to classical counting problems in algebraic geometry.

Explores nonrational toric geometry through quasifolds, foliations, and combinatorics, extending classical toric geometry to new contexts and examining one-parameter families of toric quasifolds.

Explore symplectic toric quasifolds, generalizing toric varieties to non-rational polytopes. Learn about quasilattices, quasirationality, and quasitori through examples like quasispheres and Penrose tilings.

Explore complex toric quasifolds, their structure, and relation to rational toric varieties. Learn about extending constructions to nonsimple convex polytopes in symplectic and complex settings.

Explore Wall finiteness obstruction theorem for DG categories, its applications to phantom DG categories, and implications for algebraic geometry, including results on Barlow surface and stratified varieties.

Explore birational automorphisms and rationality of cubic fourfolds containing Veronese surfaces, with insights on K3 categories and Cremona transformations in algebraic geometry.

Explores factorization centers in birational isomorphisms for smooth projective surfaces, discussing their independence and relation to rationality problems and the Grothendieck ring of varieties.

Explore obstructions in equivariant birational geometry, covering rationality, basic facts, refined invariants, and applications to abelian and non-abelian actions on surfaces.

Explore recent developments in rationality of geometrically rational threefolds over non-closed fields, including symbol invariants and new approaches to longstanding questions in algebraic geometry.

Explore the categorical interpretation of GKZ D-modules in toric homological mirror symmetry, focusing on B-side categories and characteristic cycle strata.

Tropical geometry approach to homological mirror symmetry of quadrics, exploring new anti-canonical divisor and potential construction. Compares with previous work and discusses exceptional collections.

Explore Hodge theory's global study of period mapping at infinity, including new invariants, moduli space implications, and geometric insights for singular varieties.

Explore moduli space of quantum toric varieties, drawing parallels with geometric recursion. Delve into quantum lattices, tori, and CP1, examining group actions, calibration, and quantum geometric invariant theory.

Explore relative shifted symplectic structures, their pushforward theorem, and applications to Poisson structures on derived moduli of Stokes data, with insights on symplectic leaves and irregular types.