Homological Mirror Symmetry Conference Miami

该项目支持将于2013年1月28日至2月1日在佛罗里达州迈阿密大学举行的同质镜像对称性会议。更多信息可在会议网站上找到：http://math.berkeley.edu/~auroux/miami2013.htmlWhile镜像对称性最初源于弦理论中的现象，这一数学和物理界面上的活跃领域已被证明与许多数学结构有关。特别地，来自拉格朗日交理论和Floer同调理论的方法、可积系统和跨墙、派生和高阶范畴以及非对易Hodge结构都与同调镜像对称性密切相关。同源镜像对称性研究的广泛主题需要这样的场所，特别是对于职业生涯早期的研究人员来说，需要被介绍并与当前主题保持同步。这次会议的主要议题将是穿越墙、稳定性霍奇结构和拓扑量子场理论。将有3个讲座课程，分别由M·康采维奇、M·阿博扎伊德和S·基尔主持。将有两个讨论环节。这次会议将导致成果的传播，并吸引一批年轻的研究人员加入这些项目。所有关于向代表不足的群体提供机会的考虑都得到了考虑。会议还将促进美国研究人员与将出席会议的国际与会者之间的互动。这将对在美国的研究生特别有益，并将导致许多数学界代表之间富有成效的思想交流。此外，这次会议还将是一种“回馈物理学”的方式。这门课一开始的许多想法都来自弦理论--镜面对称。现在是数学方面回馈物理学的时候了。我们研究的判别轨迹上的奇点对应于一种新的6D型物理理论。这样，这个圈子就结束了。

This project supports a conference on Homological Mirror Symmetry to be held at the University of Miami, Florida, from January 28 - February 1, 2013. More information can be found on the conference website: http://math.berkeley.edu/~auroux/miami2013.htmlWhile mirror symmetry initially arose from phenomena in string theory, this active area at the interface between mathematics and physics has been shown to be relevant to numerous mathematical structures. In particular, methods from Lagrangian intersection theory and Floer homology theory, integrable systems and wall-crossing, derived and higher categories, and non-commutative Hodge structures are all intimately connected with homological mirror symmetry. The wide range of topics in homological mirror symmetry research necessitates venues such as this, particularly for early-career researchers to be introduced to and stay abreast of current topics. The main topics of this conference will be wall crossing, stability Hodge structures and topological quantum field theories. There will be 3 lecture courses, by M. Kontsevich, by M. Abouzaid and by S. Keel. There will be two discussion sessions. The conference will result in dissemination of results and getting a young wave of researchers to join these projects. All considerations on giving opportunities to underrepresented groups were taken. The conference will also serve to facilitate interactions between US-based researchers and international participants who will be attended the conference. This will be particularly beneficial for US-based graduate students and should lead to a fruitful exchange of ideas among representatives of many mathematical communities. In addition, the conference will be a means of "giving back to physics." Many of the ideas at the beginning of the subject come from String theory - Mirror Symmetry. It is time for the mathematical aspect to give back to physics. The singularities on the discriminant loci we study correspond to a new physics theory of 6d type. In this way the circle comes to a close.