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Thunderbird
The Mathematical Physics Seminar will explore various topics under the umbrella of Poisson geometry, quantum mechanics, and the geometry of classical and quantum fields. This seminar is organized by Markus Pflaum and Gregory Berkolaiko.
Wed, Sep. 9 3:30pm (Math350)
Andrew Doumont (CU Boulder)
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Many techniques for studying symplectic manifolds (e.g. Gromov-Witten invariants) rely on the ability to count certain pseudoholomorphic curves. In order to do this counting one must have some notion of fundamental class on the moduli space of pseudoholomorphic curves. However, such moduli spaces are generally very poorly behaved. In this talk, we will discuss Kuranishi spaces which are a geometric structure one can equip these moduli spaces with in order to define a virtual fundamental class.
Kuranishi Space
Wed, Sep. 16 3:30pm (Math350)
Markus J. Pflaum (CU Boulder)
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This is an introductory talk to the semester topic of Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Theory. In the last 20 minutes potential topics for talks will be discussed and assigned. Students participation is strongly encouraged.
State spaces in quantum mechanics Part 1 and seminar organization
Kuranishi Space