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Rigorous trivialities is a web log about mathematics, but especially geometry, broadly construed. Contributors will be Charles Siegel, Jim Stankewicz and occasionally Matt Deland. Charles specializes in algebraic geometry, topology and mathematical physics. Jim specializes in arithmetic algebraic geometry. Matt has transitioned from algebraic geometry to work in industry.
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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Stealing an idea
Ok, I’m stealing this idea from the Secret Blogging Seminar where they created a suggestions page. So I’m doing that. Check the pages to the right.
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Quick Question for the readers…
Does anyone have a good, easily available reference for Hitchin systems, in particular ones with marked points? I need to get a feel for them in a hurry…any help at all would be appreciated.
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The Twenty-Seven Lines on the Cubic Surface
Ok, I just came across this proof, and it’s so cool I have to blog about it. This is not related to my ongoing series, nor is this anything to do with the conference I’m at (I won’t be blogging … Continue reading
Apologies
Ok, my plans to post regularly seem to have died a horrible, horrible death as I begin studying for orals in earnest and preparing to head to a conference. Thus, I’m just giving up. Don’t expect much for the rest … Continue reading
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Riemann-Roch Theorem for Curves
Today we’re going after one of the most famous theorems of algebraic geometry: the Riemann-Roch Theorem. For it, we depart the world of general schemes and return to varieties. And not just any varieties, but nonsingular complete curves.
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