The University of Michigan Algebraic Geometry Seminar 
Winter 2000: Wednesdays 4-6, 3088 East Hall 

The seminar is run jointly by Bill Fulton and Rob Lazarsfeld. For more information contact Rob at rlaz@math.lsa.umich.edu.

Schedule of upcoming talks:

Click on the title of a talk for the abstract (if available).
January 12 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Karen Smith  Test ideals and multiplier ideals -- another test
January 19 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Harm Derksen 
(MIT) 		 Quiver Representations 
January 26 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Tom Nevins 
(Chicago) 		 Moduli spaces of framed sheaves on ruled surfaces
February 2 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  S. Kondo 
(Nagoya U) 		 Automorphisms of K3 surfaces and the moduli space of curves of genus 3 
February 9 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  (No talk) 
February 16 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Matthew Emerton  Crystals and p-adic sheaves on varieties in characteristic p
February 23 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Lawrence Ein  Multiplier Ideals 
March 1 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Spring 
break! 		 (No talk) 
March 8 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Igor Dolgachev  Theta Divisors 
March 15 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Brendan Hassett 
(Chicago) 		 Ample divisors on holomorphic symplectic fourfolds
March 22 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 Inaugural Lecture: 
Gehring Visiting Professorship 		 The Diversity of Quasiconformal Phenomena
March 29 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Sándor Kovács 
(Chicago)		 Arakelov-Parshin Boundedness 
April 3 
Mon, 3-5 pm 		 PH  David Ben-Zvi 
(Chicago) 		 Moduli of curves and bundles via vertex algebras
April 5 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  Mihnea Popa  Generalized theta linear series on moduli spaces of vector bundles on curves.
April 6 
Thurs, 3-4 pm 		 CA  Karen Smith  Some applications of multiplier ideals to commutative algebra
April 12 
Wed, 4-6 pm 		 AG  A. Verra 
(Univ. of Rome III) 		 The Gauss map for the Prym theta divisor
Fri Apr 14- 
Sun Apr 16		 AG  Workshop in Algebraic Geometry 
in Honor of William Fulton 		 Conference Information, Schedule

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