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Research

Publications of Claus Hertling

Selected publications of Wolfgang K. Seiler

Publications of Makiko Mase

Research interests of Claus Hertling
Singularities in analytic, algebraic and symplectic geometry
Moduli spaces, Torelli problems, period maps, especially for singularities
Frobenius manifolds, F-manifolds
Meromorphic connections and differential equations, D-modules
Variation of (mixed) Hodge structures, tt* geometry, integrable smooth twistor structures
Painlevé equations
Research interests of Wolfgang K. Seiler
Moduli of algebraic surfaces
Galois coverings of affine curves
Cryptography
Real algebraic geometry
Computer algebra
Mathematics and Information
Research interests of Makiko Mase
K3 surfaces
Picard lattices
Singularities
Mirror Symmetry
Integral monodromy
Participation in research projects (Claus Hertling)
MISGAM 2004-2009 Methods of Integrable Systems, Geometry, Applied Mathematics
ENIGMA 2005-2008 European Network in Geometry, Mathematical Physics and Applications
SÉDIGA 2009-2012 Singularities of DIfferential Equations in Algebraic Geometry
SISYPH 2014-2016 Mirror SYmmetry and irregular SIngularities coming from PHysics
Recently organized conferences (Claus Hertling)
2021, April 12-16, CIRM Luminy: D-modules: Applications to Algebraic Geometry, Arithmetic and Mirror Symmetry
2017, April 4-10, CIRM Luminy: Hodge Theory, Stokes Phenomenon and Applications, its schedule.
2015, April 19-25, Oberwolfach: Mirror Symmetry, Hodge Theory and Differential Equations,
2014, December 8, Mannheim: Workshop on Gamma conjectures.
2014, November 10-12, Augsburg: Workshop on Stokes structures.
2014, February 4-6, Mannheim: Launching workshop of the SISYPH project.
2012, June 4-8, CIRM Luminy: Final conference of the ANR SEDIGA project.
2012, April 22-28, Oberwolfach: Singularity theory and integrable systems.

Research interests of Claus Hertling

Research interests of Wolfgang K. Seiler

Research interests of Makiko Mase

Participation in research projects (Claus Hertling)

Recently organized conferences (Claus Hertling)