CIRM, Istituto Trentino di Cultura
Summer School on
“Real PDE’s for
Complex and CR-Geometry”
Trento, July 17-29, 2005
The aim of the school is to
offer an outline of the present state of research concerning Real Partial
Differential Equations for Complex and CR-Geometry.
In this area converge
techniques of various and sophisticated mathematical fields such as reflection
principle for regularity of holomorphic mappings, Sobolev and Hoelder estimates for
the di-bar system, residues of Chern
classes, index theorems, extremal/stationary
analytic discs. For the broad spectrum of topics and the surprisingly good
interplaying of different mathematical tools, these themes belong to the most
advanced streams of contemporary Mathematics which attracted the attention of
some of the best mathematicians active nowadays.
The following speakers have
agreed to deliver a series of lectures:
- Sergey M. IVASHKOVICH (Lille
1): “Pseudoholomorphic Curves in
Complex
and Symplectic Geometry”
- Sergey PINCHUK (Bloomington): “Reflection
Principle in Higher
Dimensions”
- Mei-Chi SHAW (Notre Dame): “The Cauchy-Riemann Equation in
Complex
Manifolds”
- Tatsuo SUWA (Sapporo): “Localization
of Characteristic Classes and
Residues
of Singular Holomorphic Foliations”.
The school will be held in the
conference hall of ITC-IRST in Povo, a couple of
kilometres from the centre of Trento.
Participants will be lodged in a Trento University’s
guest-quarters. The cost for the room is Euro 15,50
per day. Lunches cost Euro 5,14 each and will be
served at the ITC-IRST canteen.
Young researchers are
encouraged to participate: it is possible to support some of them upon request.
All persons interested in attending the school should
send the Application
form
before June 15, 2005 to:
Mr. Augusto
Micheletti
Secretary of CIRM
Istituto Trentino di Cultura
38050 Povo (Trento), Italy
michelet@science.unitn.it
Fax 0039/0461/810629 // Phone 0039/0461/881628
http://www.science.unitn.it/cirm/
In the
heart of the great itineraries between Venice-Verona and Bolzano-Innsbruck,
Trento is a Renaissance town in the Alps.
Roman town and bridge between the Italian and European culture, Trento shows in its beautiful monuments (the Castle Buonconsiglio, the Duomo, the
houses decorated by frescoes) the Renaissance influence, inherited by the
Prince Bishops, who ruled the town for eight centuries and made of Trento the seat of the XIX
Ecumenical Council during the 16th century.
The Organizers
Filippo
Bracci (Roma II)
Giuseppe
Zampieri (Padova)