Participant Support for the Workshop on Differential Geometry

该奖项支持美国数学家参加2016年8月1日至5日在阿根廷科尔多瓦附近举行的第六届微分几何研讨会。该研讨会汇集了来自世界各地的专家，介绍微分几何的最新进展，并促进重大开放问题的进一步进展。一系列小型课程将使参与者接触到广泛的子学科。通过该奖项获得旅行支持的大多数研究人员将是研究生，最近的博士学位获得者以及数学代表性不足的团体成员。小型课程和研究讲座，以及与来自世界各地的参与者互动的机会，将有助于扩大和深化初级参与者的研究轨迹。该讲习班是在阿根廷科尔多瓦附近举办的微分几何系列讲习班的第六期。这些讲习班促进了阿根廷和美国研究人员之间富有成果和互利的合作。 该研讨会将侧重于李变换群的应用，微分几何的几个中心领域，包括几何流和孤子，holonomy及其应用，特殊的几何结构，黎曼流形上的动力学。 研讨会将促进这些领域的思想交流，并促进新的合作，以推进每个领域的研究。迷你课程将解决卡勒几何，Yamabe不变量，校准和最小体积子流形，里奇孤子，光谱几何和测地线的动力学方面。 更多的信息可以在研讨会网站上找到：www.famaf.unc.edu.ar/egeo2016

This award supports participation by mathematicians from the United States in the Sixth Workshop on Differential Geometry, which is being held near Cordoba, Argentina, August 1-5, 2016. The workshop brings together experts from around the world to present recent advances in differential geometry and to facilitate further progress on major open problems. A series of minicourses will expose participants to a broad spectrum of subdisciplines. The majority of the researchers who will receive travel support through the award will be graduate students, recent doctoral degree recipients, and members of groups underrepresented in mathematics. The minicourses and research lectures, as well as the opportunity to interact with participants from around the world, will help to broaden and deepen the research trajectories of junior participants. The workshop is the sixth in a series of workshops on differential geometry held in the environs of Cordoba, Argentina. These workshops have facilitated very fruitful and mutually beneficial collaborations between Argentine and U.S. researchers. The workshop will focus on applications of Lie transformation groups to several central areas of differential geometry, including geometric flows and solitons, holonomy and its applications, special geometric structures, and dynamics on Riemannian manifolds. The workshop will foster the cross-fertilization of ideas across these areas as well as facilitate new collaborations to advance research in each of the individual areas. Minicourses will address Kahler geometry, Yamabe invariants, calibrations and minimal volume submanifolds, Ricci solitons, spectral geometry, and dynamical aspects of geodesics. Further information can be found at the workshop web site: www.famaf.unc.edu.ar/egeo2016