Monday, November 9
No events scheduled
Tuesday, November 10
4:00 p.m., PE 223, Graduate Student Seminar
(Coffee and Cookies at 3:45, PE 216)
Su-Jeong Kang (Central Michigan University)
What is the Hodge Conjecture?
In ICM in 1950, Hodge proposed his famous conjecture, which,
roughly speaking, relates certain cohomology classes with subvarieties of an
algebraic variety. Although this conjecture, which
is known as one of a million-dollar problem, is still widely open,
there are examples which have been known to experts for years.
In this talk, I would like to introduce this conjecture, and to
talk about a few classical examples. Basic notions in algebraic
geometry and Hodge theory will be given in the beginning of
the talk, for those who are not familiar with this subject.
Wednesday, November 11
No events scheduled
Thursday, November 12
No events scheduled
Friday, November 12
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