I-70 Algebraic Geometry Symposia

该奖项将支持参加将于2016-2019年秋季在密苏里大学、堪萨斯大学、密苏里大学圣路易斯分校和华盛顿大学分别举行的一系列四个周末代数几何会议。这些学校位于密苏里州和堪萨斯州沿70号州际公路300英里长的沿线，在这一领域拥有强大的研究团队。会议将为该地区的代数几何学者提供一个论坛，与同事会面并了解重点领域的最新研究进展。另一个重要的目的是给研究生和最近的博士学位获得者一个机会来拓宽他们的数学视野。参加这些会议使他们能够与年轻的代数几何学者以及来自该地区内外的杰出教师见面。每次年会都有类似的形式，但重点领域不同。具体来说，将有五到六场一小时的演讲，其中两到三场将由代数几何领域的主要研究人员进行，他们将进行座谈会式的讲座，旨在向听众介绍该领域的最新发展。其他讲座将由来自I-70州际公路学校的本地代数几何学家以及附近更广泛地区的其他大学进行。这三到四场讲座将优先考虑最近的博士学位获得者和数学领域未被充分代表的群体成员。会议的重点领域如下。2016年秋季（密苏里州）：派生代数几何。2017年秋季（堪萨斯州）：一般类型和相关计数问题的高维变种。2018年秋季（密苏里大学圣路易斯分校）：代数变量上的循环和向量束。2019年秋季（华盛顿大学）：代数循环和模问题。更多信息请访问会议网站：http://faculty.missouri.edu/~tuju/AG/Home.html

This award will support participation in a series of four weekend Algebraic Geometry Conferences that will be held in the fall of the years 2016-2019 at the University of Missouri, University of Kansas, University of Missouri-St Louis, and Washington University, respectively. These schools, located along a 300-mile stretch of I-70 in Missouri and Kansas, have strong groups of researchers in the field. The conferences will provide a forum for algebraic geometers in this region to meet with colleagues and learn of recent research developments in the focused areas. Another important purpose is to give graduate students and recent PhD recipients an opportunity to broaden their mathematical horizons. Attending these meetings allows them to meet fellow young algebraic geometers as well as distinguished faculty from both inside and outside the region.Each of the annual conferences will have a similar format but with a different focus area. Specifically, there will be five or six one-hour talks, two or three of which will be given by leading researchers in algebraic geometry, who will give colloquium-style lectures aimed at introducing the audience to the latest developments in the focused area. The other talks will be given by local algebraic geometers from the I-70 schools as well as from other nearby universities in the broader region. Priority for these three or four talks will be given to recent PhD recipients and members of groups underrepresented in mathematics. The focus areas of the conferences are as follows. Fall 2016 (Missouri): Derived Algebraic Geometry. Fall 2017 (Kansas): Higher-Dimensional Varieties of General Type and Related Counting Problems. Fall 2018 (University of Missouri-St Louis): Cycles and Vector Bundles on Algebraic Varieties. Fall 2019 (Washington University): Algebraic Cycles and Moduli Problems. Further information is available at the conference website: http://faculty.missouri.edu/~tuju/AG/Home.html