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Workshops and Reading Groups

Current workshops and reading groups:

  • Learning Seminar on Stacks: The program is available here.
  • K3 surfaces reading group: More information can be found here.

 

Previous workshops and reading groups: 

  • Introduction to differential forms (November 2020 – January 2021): based on the 10th chapter of the book “principles of mathematical analysis” by W. Rudin, on differential forms and their integration.
  • Teichmüller’s theory (December 2020 – October 2022): based on the book by John Hubbard “Teichmüller Theory and Applications to Geometry, Topology, and Dynamics”, deals with all the notions of the uniformization theorem, hyperbolic geometry, and quasiconformal mappings…
  • Differential topology (Mars – September 2020): based on the book “Topology from the differentiable viewpoint” by John Milnor.
  • Smooth manifolds (2018 – 2019): based on the book “Introduction to smooth manifolds” by John Lee.
  • Hyperbolic geometry and Fuchsian groups (2017 – 2018): based on the book “Fuchsian groups” by Svitlana Katock.

 

Quote of the month

If learning the truth is a scientific's goal, then he must make himself the enemy of all that he reads.
ibn al-Haytham

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Equation of the month

Euler characteristic of the three sphere:

\(\chi(\mathbb{S}^3)=0 \).

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