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Thematic fields: 11 Main Sciences: Mathematics Sub-field: Algebra, mathematical logic and
number theory / Geometry, topology and global analysis 1.2
Abstract: In the last decades
algebraic geometry became one of the leading fields in mathematics. The main
goal of this project is to develop cohomological
methods in order to study complex objects in algebraic geometry and complex
geometry. Motivated by the increasing amount of applications of algebraic
geometry in cryptography and coding theory, we are particularly interested in
methods having explicit, combinatorial and even computational nature. The most relevant
research directions that we intend to include in this project are: an
axiomatic theory of singular Bott-Chern cohomology classes; the relations between the geometry of
projective varieties and the syzygy spaces, via the
Koszul cohomology; the
geometry of biharmonic submanifolds
in the complex projective space and classification results; obtainment of
functional and/or combinatorial relations between hyperlogarithms;
numerical characterizions for line bundles on
algebraic varieties, which induce morphisms to
projective spaces or embeddings in projective spaces. In this context we
intend to attack several problems of great interest in algebraic geometry:
arithmetic Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch type results
in Arakelov theory, Green and Green-Lazarsfeld conjectures, Fujita΄s numerical estimates concerning ample
line bundles on projective varieties, the variation of mixed Hodge structures.
During the realization of this project we shall continue and consolidate
international scientific cooperation and initiate new collaborations.
* Ştefan Andrei Cuzub has
been a member of the research team since October 1, 2009; until September 30,
2009 Alexandru-Petre Tache,
graduate student at the
The
objectives for the year 2009, final stage, are the following:
The
objectives for the year 2010 are the following:
The
objectives for the year 2011 are the following:
1. A. Balmuş, C. Oniciuc: Biharmonic Surfaces of S^4, Kyushu J.of Mathematics 63, No. 2 (2009), 339-345 (revista ISI) 2. M. Aprodu,
D. Naie: Enriques diagrams
and log-canonical threshold for curves on smooth surfaces, Geometriae Dedicata 146
(2010), 43-66 (revista ISI), DOI
10.1007/s10711-009-9425-7 3. J.I. Burgos Gil, R. Litcanu :
Singular Bott-Chern
classes and the Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch theorem
for closed immersions, Doc. Math. 15 (2010),
73—176 (revista ISI) 4. D. Fetcu,
S. Montaldo, E. Loubeau,
C. Oniciuc: Biharmonic submanifolds in CP^n, Math. Zeitschrift 266
(2010), 505-531 (revista ISI) 5. A. Balmus,
D. Fetcu, C. Oniciuc: Harmonic and biharmonic
maps at 6. D. Fetcu,
C. Oniciuc: A
note on integral C-parallel submanifolds in S^7(c).
To appear in Revista de 7. M. Aprodu,
G. Farkas: Koszul Cohomology and Applications to Moduli.
To appear in “Aspects of vector bundles and moduli”
Clay Mathematical Institute Proc.,
AMS (26 pg.) 8. F. Ambro:
On the classification of toric singularities, Combinatorial Commutative
Algebra and Computer Algebra , V. Ene and E. Miller
(Ed.), Contemporary Mathematics
502, 2009, 1-4 9. J.I. Burgos Gil, G. Freixas, R. Litcanu: Some recent results on generalized
analytic torsion classes. To appear in “Al. Myller”
Mathematical Seminar Centennial Conference Proceedings, AIP Conference Proceedings Series 10. A. Balmus,
S. Montaldo, C. Oniciuc: Properties of biharmonic
submanifolds in spheres, J. Geom. Symmetry Phys. 17 (2010), 87-102 11. P. Baird, E. Loubeau,
C. Oniciuc : Harmonic and
biharmonic maps from surfaces. To appear in
Proceedings of the Cagliari Conference (2009), Contemporary Mathematics. 12. J.I. Burgos Gil, G. Freixas, R. Litcanu: Generalized holomorphic
analytic torsion, arxiv:1011.3702, 2010 (submitted) 13. N. Dan: Sur la conjecture de Zagier pour
n=4, II (submitted) 14. F. Ambro:
Basic properties of log canonical centers, to appear
in Proceedings of the Conference “Classification of Varieties”, |