
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.

Exploration of Wall finiteness obstruction theorem for DG categories, including applications to phantom DG categories and derived categories of algebraic varieties. Discusses extensions to algebras over DG operads.

Explore holomorphic bisectional curvature in Hodge theory, focusing on mixed Hodge metrics, rigidity results, and applications to geometric examples.

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.

Explore geometric recursion, its relation to topological recursion, and applications in Teichmüller spaces, moduli spaces, and mapping class group invariant functions.

Explore open DT invariants, refined invariance, and boundary conditions in moduli spaces with Sergei Gukov. Delve into generating series, topological vertex, and infinite projects in this advanced mathematics lecture.

Explore advanced mathematical concepts in Floer homotopy, including manifold categories, moduli spaces, and K-homology, without relying on spectral theory.

Explore flexibility in weak solutions to the Monge-Ampere system via convex integration, covering isometric immersions and nonlinear elasticity with focus on Holder regularity in arbitrary dimensions.

Curvature formula for direct images of relative canonical bundles with Poincaré type twist, improving positivity results and potentially proving Kobayashi hyperbolicity of moduli spaces.

Explore periods, Shafarevich maps, and their applications in mathematics, covering key concepts, historical context, and advanced theoretical proofs.

Explore rigid compact complex manifolds, their properties, and recent findings in product-quotient varieties, addressing long-standing questions in algebraic geometry.

Explore Miyaoka-Yau Equality for klt pairs, characterizing ball quotients through Chern classes. Gain insights into this advanced mathematical concept and its applications.

Explore homological interpretations of higher Du Bois and rational singularities, focusing on hypersurfaces and characteristic classes. Gain insights into advanced algebraic geometry concepts.

Explore Lagrangian SYZ fibrations in symplectic geometry, focusing on integral affine manifolds with singularities and the construction of local models and gluing techniques.

Explore logarithmic geometry and its applications in mirror symmetry, focusing on the development of a logarithmic Hilbert scheme and its implications for degenerations and tropical mathematics.

Exploring generalized root systems of type D, constructing Frobenius manifolds, and examining their potential applications in algebraic geometry and mathematical physics.