Combinatorial methods in Algebraic Geometry
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| - | * A.Dickenstein (Buenos Aires) | + | Combinatorial methods have shown to be fundamental in recent advance of Algebraic Geometry, |
| - | * A. Ito (Kyoto) | + | especially in developing algebra-geometrical methods towards applications. The theory of discriminants, tropical |
| - | * D. Maclagan (Warwick) | + | geometry and tensor decomposition are just some examples, well highlighted in this conference. |
| - | * B. Nill (U. of Stockholm) | + | The minisymposium will cover a broad range of applications of algebraic-geometrical theories where |
| - | * L. Oeding (Auburn) | + | combinatorial techniques play a fundamental role. |
| - | * E. Postinghel (Leuven) | + | |
| - | * B. Sturmfels (Berkeley) | + | * A.Dickenstein (University of Buenos Aires) |
| - | * G. Smith (Queens) | + | * A. Ito (University of Kyoto), "Gauss maps of toric varieties" |
| + | * D. Maclagan (University of Warwick) | ||
| + | * B. Nill (University of of Stockholm) | ||
| + | * L. Oeding (Auburn University), "Staircase flattenings and the border rank of monomials" | ||
| + | * E. Postinghel (Leuven), "On the effective cone of $\mathbb{P}^n$ blown-up at $n+3$ points" | ||
| + | * B. Sturmfels (UC Berkeley), "How to flatten a soccer ball" | ||
| + | * G. Smith (Queens), "Toric Vector Bundles" | ||
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Combinatorial methods have shown to be fundamental in recent advance of Algebraic Geometry, especially in developing algebra-geometrical methods towards applications. The theory of discriminants, tropical geometry and tensor decomposition are just some examples, well highlighted in this conference. The minisymposium will cover a broad range of applications of algebraic-geometrical theories where combinatorial techniques play a fundamental role.
- A.Dickenstein (University of Buenos Aires)
- A. Ito (University of Kyoto), "Gauss maps of toric varieties"
- D. Maclagan (University of Warwick)
- B. Nill (University of of Stockholm)
- L. Oeding (Auburn University), "Staircase flattenings and the border rank of monomials"
- E. Postinghel (Leuven), "On the effective cone of $\mathbb{P}^n$ blown-up at $n+3$ points"
- B. Sturmfels (UC Berkeley), "How to flatten a soccer ball"
- G. Smith (Queens), "Toric Vector Bundles"
