Seminar on GeometrySpring/Fall 2024, Boğaziçi, İstanbulTime / Location: Fridays 4:00 / TB-240 |
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TIME | SPEAKER | TITLE |
Jan 5 Fri, 4:00 |
Zoom link. Pass: geometry in Turkish.
Meeting ID: 991 1027 7750 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 1
Introduction, metrics on the 2-sphere |
Jan 12 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 2
Berger sphere metrics | |
Jan 19 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 3
Spectrum of the complex projective space | |
Jan 26 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 4
Jacobi Fields on Spheres | |
Feb 2 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar
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Feb 5-10 |
The 13th GTSS Geometry-Topology Winter School
Nesin Mathematics Village | |
Feb 16 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar
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Feb 23 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 5
Orthogonal, graded decomposition of the Berger Eigenspace | |
Mar 1 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 6
Nontriviality of Eigenspaces | |
Mar 8 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 7
Dimension counting for Eigenspaces | |
Mar 15 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 8
Dimension counting continued | |
Mar 22 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 9
First eigenvalue of the Laplacian | |
Mar 29 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 10
First eigenvalue of the Laplacian on Berger Spheres | |
Apr 5 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 11
First eigenvalue of the Laplacian on Berger Spheres | |
Apr 12 Fri, 4:00 |
Holiday |
Ramazan Bayramı
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Apr 19 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 12
First eigenvalue of the Laplacian on Berger Spheres | |
Apr 26 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 13
Equivalence of metrics | |
May 1 Wed, 2:00 |
Labor Day | |
May 3 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 14
Eigenvalues for conformally equivalent metrics | |
May 10 Fri, 4:00 |
Eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres 15
Eigenvalues for conformally equivalent metrics | |
May 15 Wed, 2:00 |
Dies Academicus | |
May 17 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar | |
May 24 Fri, 4:00 |
Holiday |
Pfingstferien
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May 31 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar | |
Jun 3-7 |
Conference | Frontiers of Geometric Analysis
UCSC |
Jun 14 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar | |
Jun 21 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal submanifolds of Einstein Spaces 1
Laplacian of the second fundamental form on a sphere | |
Jun 28 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal submanifolds of Einstein Spaces 2
Laplacian of the second fundamental form on a hypersurface of a sphere | |
Jul 4 Thu, 4:30 |
Alexei Penskoi MPIM, Bonn |
Critical metrics for eigenvalues in Riemannian Geometry and minimal / harmonic maps
Oberseminar Differentialgeometrie, MPIM Lecture Hall |
Jul 5 Fri, 4:00 |
Mean curvature of a Riemannian submanifold under conformal rescaling
Estimates on the shape operator | |
Jul 12 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 1
Cancelled | |
Jul 19 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 1
Cancelled | |
Jul 26 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar
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Jul 29 Aug 3 |
Videos |
The 14th GTSS Geometry-Topology Summer School
IMBM |
Aug 9 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 1
Scalar curvature rigidity | |
Aug 16 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 2
Estimates on the shape operator | |
Aug 21-23 |
Hybrid Workshop | New Frontiers in Curvature & Special Geometric Structures and Analysis
Simons-Laufer Math Institute |
Aug 23 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 3
Scalar curvature rigidity | |
Aug 26-30 |
Hybrid Workshop | New Frontiers in Curvature
Simons-Laufer Math Institute |
Aug 30 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature decompositions in Einstein and Kähler spaces 4
Estimates on the shape operator | |
Sep 6 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar | |
Sep 9-14 |
The 15th GTSS Geometry-Topology
Summer School
Nesin Mathematics Village - Week 1 | |
Sep 16-21 |
Summer School
Week 2 | |
Sep 27 Fri, 4:00 |
No Seminar
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Oct 4 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal varieties in higher dimensional spheres 17
Laplace operator | |
Oct 11 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal Surfaces and the Bernstein Problem 16
Holomorphic interpretation of the Torsion | |
Oct 18 Fri, 3:30 |
Minimal varieties in higher dimensional spheres 17
Laplace operator | |
Oct 24 Thu, 3:15 |
Minimal submanifolds, spectra and stability in Einstein manifolds
DG and GA Seminar at HU Berlin, Rudower Chaussee 25, room 1.315 | |
Nov 1 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal Submanifolds 1
Minimal surface equation | |
Nov 8 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal Submanifolds 2
Calibrations | |
Nov 15 Fri, 3:30 |
Minimal Submanifolds 3
Harmonic functions | |
Nov 22 Fri, 4:00 |
Minimal Submanifolds 4
Weierstrass Representation Theorem | |
Nov 29 Fri, 3:30 |
Minimal Submanifolds 5
Concrete examples | |
Dec 5 Thu, 4:15 |
Minimal submanifolds, spectra and stability in Einstein manifolds
Oberseminar Geometrie und Topologie in Stuttgart, IGT Seminarraum 7.530 | |
Dec 13 Fri, 4:00 |
Curvature of Berger Spheres in Complex Projective Spaces
Introduction |
Berger spheres are introduced by Marcel Berger. These are odd dimensional spheres, which are squashed in a direction.
The shrinking direction can be provided by the circle action on the complex Euclidean space. In other words, it corresponds to shrinking or expanding
the Hopf circles in an odd dimensonal sphere. Consequently, the resulting Riemannian metric is different than the round metric.
In these seminar series, we understand the eigenvalues of the Laplacian on Berger spheres.
Ingredients of the individual seminars are as follows:
BS-1: Introduction, metrics on the 2-sphere.
BS-3: Spectrum of the complex projective space.
BS-4: Jacobi Fields on Spheres.
BS-5: Orthogonal, graded decomposition of the Berger Eigenspace.
BS-6: Nontriviality of Eigenspaces.
BS-7: Dimension counting for Eigenspaces.
BS-8: Dimension counting continued.
BS-9: First eigenvalue of the Laplacian on Berger Spheres.
We will be using the following resources.
We study the Riemann tensor of Einstein spaces.
Also the Jacobi operator for a minimal and totally geodesic submanifold and the find its relationship to the Ricci curvature.
We will be using the following resources.
References:
We study the mean curvature and second fundamental form of a subspace of a Riemannian manifold, and understand its behaviour under conformally rescaling of the Riemannian metric.
We discuss irreducible decompositions of the curvature tensor in manifolds with special holonomy.
The metrics considered are Kähler, Einstein, Calabi-Yau, Hyperkähler, Quaternionic Kähler and other special holonomy metrics.
We will be using the following resources.
We will be using the following resources.
References:
In this learning seminar series, we will give an introduction to minimal submanifolds of the higher dimensional spheres.
In particular we give estimates on the index of the Jacobi operator.
Talk about applications on the Plateau's problem and Bernstein conjecture.
Ingredients of the individual seminars are as follows:
B-1: Index of Spheres as totally geodesic minimal submanifolds.
B-2: Jacobi fields on totally geodesic minimal spheres in higher dimensional spheres.
B-3: Negative definite index form.
B-4: Killing Fields on the sphere.
B-5: Using Killing Fields on the sphere to find nullity.
B-6: An extrinsic rigidity theorem.
B-7: Rigidity theorem for higher codimension.
B-8: Rigidity theorem for higher codimension 2.
B-10: Proof of the rigidity theorem.
B-11: Reformulation of the rigiditty theorem.
B-12: Laplacian of the second fundamental form on a sphere.
B-13: Laplacian of the second fundamental form on a hypersurface of a sphere.
B-14: Estimates on the shape operator.
B-14: Scalar curvature rigidity.
We will be following the classical beautiful paper.
In this learning seminar series, we will give an introduction to minimal submanifolds.
Ingredients of the individual seminars are as follows:
M-1: Minimal Surface equation and Calibrations
M-2: We derive the minimal surface equation for a graph and give an example of a Calibration.
M-3: We will talk on the relationship between minimal surfaces and harmonic functions.
M-5: Concrete examples will be given as application.
We will be using the following resources.
Berger spheres are introduced by Marcel Berger.
These are odd dimensional spheres, which are squashed in a direction.
The shrinking direction can be provided by the circle action on the complex Euclidean space. In other words,
it corresponds to shrinking or expanding the Hopf circles in an odd dimensonal sphere.
Consequently, the resulting Riemannian metric is different than the round metric.
In these seminar series, we understand the curvature and the Jacobi operator of Berger spheres embedded in complex projective spaces.
We will be using the following resources.
References:
Differential Geometry Seminar Archive
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