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Student Algebraic Geometry Seminars

Spring 2017

• The Positivity Seminar: A reading seminar for graduate students on Lazarsfeld two books “Positivity in Algebraic Geometry,” organized by Aaron Bertram. It meets 1.5 hours a week.


• Algebraic Geometry Student Seminar: A graduate student run seminar on various topics, led by Stefano Filipazzi. It meets 1 hour per week.


• The Birational Geometry Seminar: A reading seminar for graduate students run by Christopher Hacon on recent work of Kollar on moduli spaces of SLC surfaces. It meets 1 hour per week with Hacon, plus 1 hour per week among students.


• BAB Conjecture: A reading seminar for graduate students run by Christopher Hacon on recent work of Birkar. It meets 1 hour per week.


• Weil conjectures, etc: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Stefan Patrikis. It meets 2 hours per week.

Fall 2016

• The Positivity Seminar: A reading seminar for graduate students on Lazarsfeld two books “Positivity in Algebraic Geometry,” organized by Aaron Bertram. It meets 1.5 hours a week.


• Algebraic Geometry Student Seminar: A graduate student run seminar on various topics, led by Stefano Filipazzi. It meets 1 hour per week.


• The Birational Geometry Seminar: A seminar for graduate students run by Christopher Hacon on classification of higher dimensional algebraic varieties. It meets 1 hour per week with Hacon, plus 1 hour per week among students.


• Etale cohomology seminar: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Stefan Patrikis and Karl Schwede. It meets 1 hour per week.

Spring 2016

• Hodge Theory Seminar: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Y.P. Lee. It meets 2 hours a week


• Frobenius splitting: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Karl Schwede. It meets 1.5 hours a week.


• Derived Categories Seminar: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Aaron Bertram.


• Toric varieties: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Aaron Bertram.


• Student reading seminar on Lazarsfeld's book Positivity in Algebrac Geometry: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Christopher Hacon. It meets 1 hour a week.


• Derived categories student seminar: A student run seminar. It meets 1 hour a week.


• BIKES (Bridge Into Knowledge, E.g., the knowledge of commutative algebra, Seminar): A topical seminar run by graduate students in commutative algebra. This seminar meets 1 hour a week.


• Algebraic Geometry and Commutative Algebra Paper Reading Seminar: For presenting research articles by students and postdocs. This seminar meets 1 hour a week.

Fall 2015

• Hodge Theory Seminar: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Y.P. Lee. It meets 2 hours a week


• Student seminar on Elliptic curves: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Karl Schwede. It meets 1 hour a week.


• Student reading seminar on Lazarsfeld's book Positivity in Algebrac Geometry: A topical seminar for graduate students run by Christopher Hacon. It meets 1 hour a week.


• BIKES (Bridge Into Knowledge, E.g., the knowledge of commutative algebra, Seminar): A topical seminar run by graduate students in commutative algebra. Meets 1 hour a week.

Spring 2015

• Student seminar on Hodge Theory, run by Y.P. Lee. This seminars meets 2 hours per week. Goal: to construct the canonical mixed Hodge structure on any complex algebraic variety.


• Baby Algebraic Geometry seminar, run by Tommaso de Fernex and Yu-Chao Tu. This seminars meets 1 hour per week. Topic: Kollár's paper "The structure of algebraic threefolds: an introduction to Mori's program."

Fall 2014

• Student seminar on Mori dream spaces and Mbar_{0,n}, run by Todd Harry Reeb and Cristian Martinez. This seminars meets 1 hour per week.

Spring 2014

• Student seminar on Complex algebraic surfaces, run by Drew Johnson and Cristian Martinez. This seminars meets 1 hour per week. Topic covered: Beauville's book "Complex algebraic surfaces."

Fall 2013

• Student seminar on Toric varieties, run by Aaron Bertram. This seminars meets 2 hour per week. Topic covered: Fulton's book "Introduction to toric varieties."


• Student seminar on Tight closure theory, run by Todd Harry Reeb. This seminars meets 1 hour per week. Topic covered: Hochster's note "Foundations of tight closure theory."