Moduli spaces from a topological viewpoint
Ib Madsen
Abstract
Ib Madsen
Abstract
This talk aims to explain what topology, at present, has to say about a few of the many moduli spaces that are currently under study in mathematics. The most prominent one is the moduli space Mg of all Riemann surfaces of genus g. Other examples include the GromovWitten moduli space of pseudo-holomorphic curves in a symplectic background, the moduli space of graphs and Waldhausens algebraic K-theory of spaces.
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This talk aims to explain what topology, at present, has to say about a few of the many moduli spaces that are currently under study in mathematics. The most prominent one is the moduli space Mg of all Riemann surfaces of genus g. Other examples include the GromovWitten moduli space of pseudo-holomorphic curves in a symplectic background, the moduli space of graphs and Waldhausens algebraic K-theory of spaces.
Key concepts: Moduli space, Moduli of algebraic curves, Mathematics, Riemann surface, Symplectic geometry, Geometric invariant theory, Modular equation, Pure mathematics