Euclides Conference Room (Ground Floor)

The "Doc-Course on Data Science" will be held in Granada and Seville (Spain) from September 17 to November 14, 2023.

The Doc-Course activity is aimed at PhD/Master students and consists of a training period (a 4-week course), visits by researchers and professors to the IMAG/IMUS facilities throughout the period, a supervised research period for participating students (4 weeks) and an international closing workshop in which researchers, lecturers, supervised students and tutors participate.

Participants

• Gabriel González Domínguez (Universidad de Granada)
• Alberto Torrejón Valenzuela (Universidad de Sevilla)
• Sebastián Víctor Taboh (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
• Damián Pérez Asensio (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)
• Esther Ródenas Moreno (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)
• Pierdomenico Duttilo (University "G.d'Annunzio" of Chieti-Pescara)
• Helena Ortiz Alcalá (Universidad de Granada)
• Carlos Valverde (Universidad de Sevilla)
• Jorge Luis Rueda Sánchez (Universidad de Granada)
• Sergio García Carrión (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)
• Miguel Martínez Antón (Universidad de Granada)
• Francesca Bellissimo (University of Calabria)
• Paula Feldman (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella - CONICET)
• Francisco Temprano García (Universidad de Sevilla)
• Pablo Pedro Jurado Bascón (Universidad de Granada)
• Andreana Ferraioli (University of Naples "Federico II")
• Alberto Mayorgas (Universidad de Granada)
• Laura Antequera Pérez (Universidad de Granada)
• Carlos Eduardo Corpus Cardona (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León)

All the information can be found at https://www.imus.us.es/congresos/DCDS23/

This is the second edition of regular conferences organized by the main staff of the Iberoamerican Webminar of Young Researchers in Singularity Theory and related topics. The event will be held at Instituto de Matemáticas Universidad de Granada in the beautiful city of Granada from 6 to 10 of November 2023.

It aims to be an international meeting place for both young and senior researchers in Singularity theory, where some of the recent topics in the theory are addressed in detail through courses and various specialized talks in a highly stimulating environment. From now on, this will be a face-to-face event.

This year, the event will be focus on Hodge structures and Mirror symmetry.

Hodge structures are one of the most important objects in the study of analytic and topological invariants in Singularity theory. One of the main attractions of Hodge structures is its transversal place in the theory of singularities, which makes it an important object of study from both purely algebraic techniques and more geometric techniques.

Mirror symmetry is a proposed duality between symplectic geometry and complex geometry. It has led to many new insights and discoveries in both fields and has opened up new avenues for research. Additionally, it has connections to other areas of mathematics such as algebraic geometry (enumerative geometry, for example) and number theory, making it a rich and active area of research.

Further details, including abtracts of the talks, can be found on the Ibero Sing website.

Schedule

Courses

1. Homological Mirror Symmetry, by Prof. Helge Ruddat (Univ. of Stavanger)
2. Invariants of singularities via \(D\)-modules, by Prof. Mircea Mustaţă (Univ. of Michigan)

Invited talks by

1. Josep Àlvarez Montaner (Univ. Politècnica de Catalunya)
2. Hülya Argüz (Univ. of Georgia)
3. Jean-Baptiste Campesato (Univ. Angers)
4. Yenni Cherik (Aix-Marseille Univ.)
5. Simon Felten (Columbia Univ.)
6. Moisés Herradón-Cueto (Univ. Autónoma de Madrid)
7. Ilya Smirnov (Basque Center for Applied Mathematics)
8. Anna Valette (Jagiellonian Univ.)

Organizers

• Patricio Almirón Cuadros (Univ. de Granada)
• Pablo Portilla Cuadrado (Univ. de Lille)
• Juan Viu Sos (Univ. Politécnica de Madrid)
• Javier Fernández de Bobadilla (Basque Center for Applied Mathematics)