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LOCATION:TUD Willers-Bau\, Zellescher Weg 12-1401069 Dresden
SUMMARY:Becker: Surfaces\, Groups and Gauge Fields II  (2/3)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Christian Becker\nInstitute of Speaker: TU Dresden
 \, Institut für Geometrie\nTopics:\nMathematik\n Location:\n  Name: TUD W
 illers-Bau (WIL A 120)\n  Street: Zellescher Weg 12-14\n  City: 01069 Dres
 den\n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: This series of lectures aims at Mast
 er‘s and PhD students in mathematics and offers a first glimpse into top
 ics which are not routinely taught in our MSc/PhD programme. The emphasis 
 is to introduce new concepts and techniques\, and not to present full math
 ematical details.    Closed surfaces are classified by combinatorial or to
 pological data like the number of holes.  The geometry of surfaces\, e.g. 
 their possible curvatures\, is largely determined by their topology.  The 
 first significant results in the field date back to Felix Klein and Henri 
 Poincare\, with precursors by Leonhard Euler and Carl Friedrich Gauss. Sin
 ce the 1970's there has been much progress in the study of the geometry an
 d topology of surfaces by its relation to the physics of gauge theories.  
   In this lecture series I will review some classical results and also poi
 nt out directions of current research\, ranging from combinatorial descrip
 tions of surfaces to the analysis of gauge fields.
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