Recent Advances on Moduli Spaces of Curves

Update: here you can find the slides presentation about the admcycles Sage package (presentation by Vincent Delecroix)

The conference focuses on cohomology classes of the moduli space of stable curves of particular interest. The event is moreover related to Gromov–Witten theory, Hurwitz theory, integrable systems, spaces of k-differentials and abelian varieties.

This event is synergetic with the workshop “Admcycles: coding intersection theory” which will be held the week before. Some of the participants will be able to report on the state-of-art and the most recently implemented functions and cohomology classes of the 'Admcycles' Sage package, available to the working mathematician. Vice versa, the community of code developers will be able to receive feedback about classes and features of interest to implement in the near future.

Event organisers: Alessandro Giacchetto, Danilo Lewański, and Paolo Rossi.

Participants

We are happy to cover accommodation and full board, while we would appreciate it if travel expenses could be covered autonomously.

Nonetheless, if you have troubles finding travel funds, please let us know and we should still be able to find a solution. On the other hand, if you happen to have abundant research funds this year and you can cover your local expenses comfortably, please let us know so we can allocate the same amount for other researchers.

List of participants:

• Hülya Argüz, Institute of Science and Technology Austria

• Xavier Blot, Weizmann Institute of Science

• Pierrick Bousseau, ETH Zürich & CNRS

• Andrea Brini, University of Sheffield & CNRS

• Renzo Cavalieri, Colorado State University

• Nitin Chidambaram, MPIM Bonn

• Alessandro Chiodo, IMJ-PRG

• Vincent Delecroix, LaBRI & CNRS

• Honglu Fan, Université de Genève

• Alessandro Giacchetto, Institut de Physique Théorique

• David Holmes, Leiden University

• Danilo Lewański, Université de Genève

• Martin Möller, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt

• Rahul Pandharipande, ETH Zürich

• Paolo Rossi, University of Padova

• Johannes Schmitt, University of Zürich

• Johannes Schwab, Goethe-University Frankfurt

• Rosa Schwarz, Leiden University

• Sergey Shadrin, Universiteit van Amsterdam

• Pim Spelier, Leiden University

• Michel van Garrel, University of Birmingham

• Dimitri Zvonkine, LMV & CNRS