Workshop on Mirror Symmetry and Related Topics
January 24-29, 2011
University of Miami

Organizers: D. Auroux, L. Katzarkov, P. Seidel


On Monday-Friday, the talks will be held in the Whitten University Center, Flamingo Ballroom C & D (2nd Floor). See the campus map for directions. On Saturday the talks will take place in Leaning Center 160.


Mini-course speakers:

Tentative schedule (click here for titles and abstracts):

Monday 1/24Tuesday 1/25Wednesday 1/26 Thursday 1/27Friday 1/28Saturday 1/29
9:30-10:30:
Schapira I
9:30-10:30:
Kontsevich I
9:00-10:00:
Gross II
9:30-10:30:
Kontsevich II
9:30-10:30:
Kontsevich III
9:00-10:00:
Ballard
11:00-12:00:
Gross I
11:00-12:00:
Neitzke I
10:30-11:30:
Neitzke II
11:00-12:00
Neitzke III
11:00-12:00
Leung II
10:30-11:30
Abouzaid
Lunch Lunch 12:00-1:00:
Sheridan
Lunch Lunch 12:00-1:00:
Orlov
2:00-3:00:
Soibelman
2:00-3:00:
Schapira II
free
afternoon
2:00-3:00:
Leung I
2:00-3:00:
Treumann
3:30-4:30:
Pantev
3:30-4:30:
Pascaleff
3:30-4:30:
Siebert
3:30-4:30:
Kragh
5:00-6:00:
discussion
5:00-6:00:
discussion
5:00-6:00:
discussion
5:00-6:00:
discussion
conference
dinner

Preliminary list of participants:

Mohammed Abouzaid
Matthew Ballard
Jonathan Block
Paul Bressler
Ting Chen
Cheol-Hyun Cho
Patrick Clarke
Dragos Deliu
George Dimitrov
Ron Donagi
Philippe Durand
Alexander Efimov
Bohan Fang
David Favero
Sergey Galkin
Sheel Ganatra
Alberto Garcia-Raboso
Mark Gross
Josh Guffin
Fabian Haiden
Daniel Halpern-Leistner
Paul Horja
Umut Isik
Xin Jin
Gabriel Kerr
Maxim Kontsevich
Thomas Kragh
Siu-Cheong Lau
Naichung Conan Leung
Jacob Lewis
Kevin Lin
Wenxuan Lu

Grigory Mikhalkin
Andy Neitzke
Alexander Noll
Dmitri Orlov
Pranav Pandit
Tony Pantev
James Pascaleff
Jeremy Pecharich
Tihomir Petrov
Daniel Pomerleano
Victor Przyjalkowski
Helge Ruddat
Pierre Schapira
Emanuel Scheidegger
Nick Sheridan
Nicolo Sibilla
Bernd Siebert
Aaron Smith
Julia Christopher Smith
Yan Soibelman
Hiroaki Tanaka
Mohammad Farajzadeh Tehrani
David Treumann
Claude Viterbo
Shilin Yu
Ilia Zharkov
Jie Zhou

General information:

This workshop to be held at the University of Miami (Coral Gables, Florida) is part of the FRG "Homological mirror symmetry and applications". It will consist of a few short courses, plus individual talks and informal discussions, over six days. We are planning for about 30 participants.

Scientific program: the workshop will start on Monday morning (January 24) and will end at lunch time on Saturday January 29. There will be several mini-courses of two or three lectures each. In addition, there will be individual talks, as well as time for informal discussions.

Registration: If you would like to attend and your name is not on the above list, please contact the organizers.

Accommodation: We have reserved a block of rooms at the Holiday Inn near campus. You will be able to book these rooms at a special rate through the University of Miami. Do not contact the hotel directly. Instead, please contact Sylvia Bacallao (sylvia@math.miami.edu) giving your arrival/departure dates. The deadline for booking accommodation was November 30 (after that, prices may go up substantially, and availability is no longer guaranteed).

Please note: due to space and cost restrictions, we expect most junior participants (graduate students) to share double rooms. If you have a preferred roommate, or if you have specific constraints or requests, please let us know (and let Sylvia know).

Travel: Miami International Airport is about 7 miles from campus. Invited participants: When booking flights, please keep in mind NSF and University of Miami rules. Only US-based airlines are permitted (more specifically your plane ticket mush be issued by a US air carrier and show US carrier flight numbers), Please keep all your original boarding passes since they will be needed for reimbursement. We will be able to partially refund travel for invited participants (the precise meaning of "partially" will depend on the final number of participants, and their needs).

Once your plans are finalized, please e-mail the organizers with your arrival/departure dates and an estimate of your travel expenses.

Workshop supported by NSF FRG grants DMS-0652630 and DMS-0652633.