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| 開催情報 | 金曜日 13:30～15:00 数理科学研究科棟(駒場) 118号室 |
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| 担当者 | 權業 善範、河上 龍郎 、榎園 誠 |
2026年01月14日(水)
13:30-15:00 数理科学研究科棟(駒場) 122号室
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Radu Laza 氏 (Stony Brook University)
Remarks on Lagrangian Fibrations on Hyperkähler Manifolds
いつもと曜日が異なります．いつもと部屋が異なります．
Radu Laza 氏 (Stony Brook University)
Remarks on Lagrangian Fibrations on Hyperkähler Manifolds
[ 講演概要 ]
Hyperkähler manifolds are fundamental building blocks in the classification theory of algebraic varieties. A central problem is the finiteness of their deformation types, and, more ambitiously, the classification of these types. A natural approach to these questions is through the study of Lagrangian fibrations. In particular, the SYZ conjecture predicts that every deformation class of hyperkähler manifolds contains a member admitting a Lagrangian fibration.
In this talk, I will discuss several recent results on Lagrangian fibrations on hyperkähler manifolds. I will focus in particular on the special case of isotrivial Lagrangian fibrations, and on the striking fact that no such fibration exists in the exceptional OG10 deformation type. I will also briefly mention general boundedness results for Lagrangian fibrations, as well as results concerning the structure of their singular fibers. This latter part is largely based on the work of other authors, with some additional perspective and commentary of my own.
Hyperkähler manifolds are fundamental building blocks in the classification theory of algebraic varieties. A central problem is the finiteness of their deformation types, and, more ambitiously, the classification of these types. A natural approach to these questions is through the study of Lagrangian fibrations. In particular, the SYZ conjecture predicts that every deformation class of hyperkähler manifolds contains a member admitting a Lagrangian fibration.
In this talk, I will discuss several recent results on Lagrangian fibrations on hyperkähler manifolds. I will focus in particular on the special case of isotrivial Lagrangian fibrations, and on the striking fact that no such fibration exists in the exceptional OG10 deformation type. I will also briefly mention general boundedness results for Lagrangian fibrations, as well as results concerning the structure of their singular fibers. This latter part is largely based on the work of other authors, with some additional perspective and commentary of my own.
