Previous Conferences & Workshops

Abstract: For a smooth projective variety, the classical Hirzebruch--Riemann--Roch (HRR) theorem asserts the isomorphism between the Chow ring and the Grothendieck K-ring of vector bundles over rational coefficients. For certain toric varieties, we...

Arthur proposed a description of automorphic forms in terms of tempered automorphic forms for centralizers of SL2 homomorphisms. I will explain a point of view on the Arthur parameterization in the setting of function fields coming from relative...

Abstract: There has been a lot of recent work connecting the two pipe dream formulae for Schubert polynomials (classic and bumpless). One strand is the hybrid pipe dreams of Udell and myself, giving $2^n$ different pipe dream formulae; an orthogonal...

Abstract: Chow rings of toric varieties feature a rich combinatorial structure of independent interest. We will begin by surveying four different ways of computing in these rings, due to Billera, Brion, Fulton–Sturmfels, and Allermann–Rau. We will...

The recent breakthrough of Limaye, Srinivasan and Tavenas (LST) gave the first super-polynomial lower bounds against low-depth algebraic circuits, for any field of zero (or sufficiently large) characteristic. It was an open question to extend this...

Sponsored by Dr. John P. Hempel and the Simons Foundation

Organizers: Paolo Aluffi, Dave Anderson, June Huh, and Leonardo Mihalcea

This workshop was dedicated to the exploration of the combinatorial dimensions of intersection theory and enumerative...

Abstract: I will survey new results on several enumerative problems related to the geometry, topology, and arithmetic of moduli spaces of smooth and stable curves. The enumerative problems include counting isomorphism classes of curves of genus $g$...

In 2008, looking to bound the face vectors of tropical linear spaces, Speyer introduced the g-invariant of a matroid, defined in terms of exterior powers of tautological bundles on Grassmannians. He proved its coefficients nonnegative for matroids...

Tropical ideals are combinatorial objects that abstract the behavior of the collections of subsets of lattice points that arise as the supports of all polynomials in an ideal. Their structure is governed by a sequence of ‘compatible’ matroids and...