PROGRAM

	Weixu Su Sun Yat-Sen University
Bio: Weixu Su is currently a Professor at the School of Mathematics at Sun Yat-Sen University. He got his PhD at Sun Yat-Sen University in 2011 and then started to work at Fudan University where he became a professor in 2021. He specializes in Teichmüller space theory and has published relevant results on Math. Annalen, Adv. Math. etc.

Closed geodesics on flat surfaces.

Any holomorphic quadratic differentials on a compact Riemann surface induces a flat metric with conical singularities. Each regular closed geodesic on the flat metric is contained in a maximal flat cylinder. In this talk, I will survey some of our recent research on the distribution of flat cylinders.

Valerii K. Beloshapka Lomonosov Moscow State University

Bio: Professor Valerii K. Beloshapka graduated from the Department of Function Theory and Functional Analysis of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of Moscow State University in 1975. He defended PhD thesis in 1979 and his doctoral dissertation "Description of holomorphic automorphisms of real surfaces of high codimension" in 1991. He works at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics since 1992 and became a Professor at the Department of Function Theory and Functional Analysis in 1996. The main research area of Valerii Beloshapka is real submanifolds of complex spaces, their holomorphic automorphisms, classification and invariants. This problem organically combines the methods and approaches of multidimensional complex analysis, differential geometry and algebra. Valerii Beloshapka was an invited speaker at many international conferences. Laureate of the Prize of Mathematics Department of USSR Academy of Sciences (1989). He is a fellow of the International Science Foundation (1993). In 1998 he got State Scientific Scholarship for Outstanding Scientists.

Analytical Approach to CR Geometry.

In the framework of analysis of several complex variables it is natural to identify biholomorphically equivalent geometrical objects. This is appropriate for everything: domains, its boundaries, singular subsets of boundaries (Shilov boundaries), orbits of holomorphic Lie group action, etc.

A germ of a real submanifold in complex space is a highly interesting object. There are three interrelated aspects of this interest: holomorphic automorphisms of the germ, its invariants and classification. These issues belong to CR geometry, which is a domain of interplay between different directions: complex analysis, differential geometry, Lie groups and algebras, theory of differential equations, algebraic geometry, invariant theory, and so on. CR geometry takes its origin in the seminal papers of H. Poincare and E. Cartan. Since then the two approaches in it have been crystallized: analytical, which develops the ideas of Poincare, and geometrical, developing that of Cartan. The author, working in the Poincare paradigm, is going to give a survey of the modern state of the analytical branch of CR geometry.

 The meeting will be held in the form of a webinar on the Zoom platform.

Pre-registration for the event is not required.

Link to the conference:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82752186774?pwd=citRbkJXbjVGRWx1SzdJcENHczNnUT09

Meeting ID : 827 5218 6774

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