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Geometric Structures Laboratory

11:10 a.m. Alberto Garcia-Raboso: Singular points of planar foliations

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Upcoming

Thursday September 29

11:10 a.m. Geometric Structures Laboratory: Alberto Garcia-Raboso: Singular points of planar foliations
1:00 p.m. Machine Learning Advances and Applications Seminar: Amir Ban: When Should an Expert Make a Prediction?

Friday September 30

1:00 p.m. Graduate Course II on Combinatorial Algebraic Geometry

Joel Kamnitzer: Topics in representation theory: geometry of flag varieties (MAT1105HF)

Toronto Probability Seminar

2:00 p.m. Mihai Nica: Intermediate disorder limits for multi-layer random polymers

2:00 p.m. Intermediate disorder limits for multi-layer random polymers

Monday October 3

Workshop on Convexity in Algebraic Geometry

9:30 a.m. Eric Katz: Okounkov bodies and tropical geometry

11:00 a.m. Christopher Manon: Newton-Okounkov bodies and Khovanskii bases

2:00 p.m. Valentina Kiritchenko: Newton-Okounkov polytopes of Bott-Samelson varieties

4:00 p.m. Alex Küronya: Syzygies of abelian surfaces, construction of singular divisors, and Newton-Okounkov bodies

1:00 p.m. Graduate Course II on Combinatorial Algebraic Geometry

Joel Kamnitzer: Topics in representation theory: geometry of flag varieties (MAT1105HF)

Tuesday October 4

Workshop on Convexity in Algebraic Geometry

9:00 a.m. Tom Coates: Some new four-dimensional Fano manifolds

10:45 a.m. Nathan Ilten: K-Stability for Fano varieties with torus action

1:30 p.m. Jenia Tevelev: Spherical tropicalization

3:00 p.m. Kiumars Kaveh: Grobner theory and tropical geometry on spherical varieties

4:15 p.m. Kristian Ranestad: Rational quartic spectrahedra

11:10 a.m. Geometric Structures Laboratory

Francis Bischoff: Riemann-Hillbert correspondence for flat connections with logarithmic singularities

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