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Seminar on Stacks and Groupoids
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\begin{Huge}\textsc{Orbifolds as stacks continued}
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\begin{Large}\textbf{
 Carla Farsi}
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University of Colorado at Boulder
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In this talk we will further discuss the notion of an orbifold from the viewpoint of
Deligne-Mumford stacks. Main Reference:
 \emph{Orbifolds as stacks?}
 by Eugene Lerman,
arXiv:0806.4160v2.



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Tuesday April 20, 2010

4:00 p.m.

MATH 350

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