Explore the third lecture in a series on the Minimal Model Program for Varieties of Log General Type, delivered by Distinguished Professor Christopher Hacon at Kyoto University in 2018. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts examining the birational geometry of smooth complex projective varieties, with particular focus on recent developments that have contributed to completing this program for varieties of general type. Learn about the groundbreaking proof of the finite generation of the canonical ring theorem. Part of the Top Global Course Special Lectures series, this advanced mathematics lecture was presented in Room 127 of the Graduate School of Science Building No 3 during a series of talks spanning May 30 to June 8.
The Minimal Model Program for Varieties of Log General Type - Lecture 3
Kyoto-U OCW - Unofficial via YouTube
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Kyoto U. "The Minimal Model Program for Varieties of Log General Type" L.3
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