Institute for Advanced Study

School of Mathematics

Workshop on

Homological Mirror Symmetry and Applications I

January 22-26, 2007

Simonyi Hall Seminar Room

 

Tentative Speakers

Mohammed Abouzaid, University of Chicago
Tropical geometry and homological mirror symmetry (Jan 22)

Denis Auroux, MIT
Fukaya Categories I(Jan 17)
Fukaya Categories II (Jan 19)
HMS for blowups of CP2 (Jan 22)

Serguei Barannikov, ENS, Paris
BV-geometry of compactified moduli spaces (Jan 25)

Roman Bezrukavnikov, MIT
Quantization in positive characteristic and mirror and Langlands dualities (Jan 25)

Lev Borisov, University of Wisconsin
GKZ hypergeometric equations in toric mirror symmetry (Jan 26)

Andrei Caldararu, University of Wisconsin
An approach to the Mukai pairing using string diagrams (Jan 25)

Emanuel Diaconesku, Rutgers
Orientifolds and superpotentials (Jan 25)

Mark Gross, University of California, San Diego

Kentaro Hori, University of Toronto
Phases of N=2 theories in 1+1 dimensions with boundary (Jan 23) Slides

Anton Kapustin, Caltech
Generalized complex branes (Jan 23)

Gabriel Kerr, University of Chicago
Mirror Symmetry for Toric Surfaces (Jan 23)

Aleksandr Kuznetsov, Steklov Institute, Moscow
Homological projective duality (Jan 26)

Dmitry Orlov, Institute for Advanced Study
Introduction to mirror symmetry (Jan 16)
Triangulated categories of singularities and D-branes in LG-models (Jan 22)

Paul Seidel, University of Chicago
Mirror symmetry for W=zⁿ⁺¹ (Jan 16)
Homological algebra of Lefschetz fibrations (Jan 24)

Bernd Siebert, University of Freiburg
Affine manifolds to complex manifolds (Jan 24)

Yan Soibelman, Kansas State University
Geometry and algebra of CY varieties (Jan 24)

Atsushi Takahashi, RIMS, Kyoto
Categories of graded matrix factorizations (Jan 22)

Dmitry Tamarkin, Northwestern University
Microlocal sheaves on some symplectic manifolds (Jan 26)

Richard Thomas, Imperial College, London
Configuration Spaces Simultaneous Resolutions (Jan 23)

Kazushi Ueda, RIMS, Kyoto
Coamoebas and homological mirror symmetry (Jan 22)

Duco Van Straten, University of Mainz
Index theorem for matrix factorizations (Jan 24)

Johannes Walcher, Institute for Advanced Study
On the mirror of the real quintic (Jan 23)

Eric Zaslow, Northwestern University
A-branes and constructible sheaves (Jan 25)

 

Agenda

Please click here for the agenda.

 

Some funds are available for travel and accommodation for students and young mathematicians attending the conference. To apply for support, send a statement with a description of interests and accomplishments as well as your CV to:

Michelle Huguenin (huguenin@ias.edu),
Institute for Advanced Study
School of Mathematics
Einstein Drive
Princeton, NJ 08540

In addition, ask that a letter of recommendation, by a mathematician who knows your research, be sent to the same address. Also, please indicate if you wish to share accommodations and a list will be compiled and sent to those interested in sharing.

 

Registration

REGISTRATION FOR THE MEALS IS REQUIRED. (Speakers do not need to register.)

REGISTRATION FOR THE CONFERENCE IS REQUIRED. (Speakers do not need to
register.)

Although there is no registration fee, because SEATING IS LIMITED BOTH IN
THE CONFERENCE ROOM AND IN OUR DINING HALL, you are requested to register if
you wish to attend all or part of the conference. In addition, in order for
our chef to prepare enough food, we need to have a headcount for the meals.

Please note the conference attendees are expected to pay for their lunch. Approximate range of prices is $4 for a salad to $9.00 for an entree. Vegetarian lunches will be available.

A buffet dinner will be held on January 24, 2007 in the Dilworth Room, IAS Dining Hall, at 6 pm. The cost of the dinner is $35. Reservations and payment are required no later than 4 pm on January 15. If you wish to attend please send an e-mail to Michelle Huguenin at huguenin@ias.edu with how the number of guests and if you have any special food requirements. Then, please send payment - check made payable to the Institute for Advanced Study - to:

Institute for Advanced Study
School of Mathematics
Einstein Drive
Princeton, NJ 08540
Attn: Michelle Huguenin

If we do not receive payment by January 15 we can not keep your reservation.

Transportation and Housing

Information regarding transportation and accomodations in the Princeton area can be found at http://www.princetonol.com/local Local accomodations can be found at http://www.expedia.com by searching for hotels/motels in the Princeton area. Please note that if you are staying on Route 1 you should inquire whether the hotel has a shuttle service to local businesses in Princeton.
 

Directions to IAS

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updated: January 2, 2007