Explore the cutting-edge developments in algebraic geometry through this lecture on atoms, electrons, and birational invariants. Delve into the recently introduced A,B Hodge structures and examine their non-rationality applications. Gain insights from Professor Ludmil Katzarkov of the University of Miami as he presents this advanced mathematical topic, bridging the gap between abstract algebra and physical concepts.
Atoms, Electrons and Birational Invariants in Hodge Structures
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Syllabus
Ludmil Katzarkov, University of Miami: Atoms, electrons and birational invariants
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