Dates

Lecture series: July 19--22 and 25--29, 2022

Conference: July 10--14, 2023 

Venues

Lecture series (2022):

1) July 19--22: Centennial Hall, Mejiro Campus, Gakushuin University (campus map)

2) July 25--29: Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences Building, Komaba Campus, the University of Tokyo (campus map)

Conference (2023):

Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences Building, Komaba Campus, the University of Tokyo (campus map)

Teichmüller theory, originating from the pioneering work of Oswald Teichmüller in the late 1930s, has enormously developed and diversified since then, giving a great impact on various areas in mathematics, including mathematical physics.

The 14th Mathematical Society of Japan Seasonal Institute sheds light on this fast-developing subject. Inviting world-renowned leaders in this field as lecture-series speakers, and internationally active specialists as conference speakers, we focus on many aspects of this subject such as metric structures on Teichmüller spaces, complex analysis on Teichmüller spaces, higher Teichmüller spaces and quantum Teichmüller spaces.

The MSJ-SI would also aim at promoting young researchers, by inviting them to participate in the event, and by giving them chances to present their work in short communications or poster sessions.

Invited speakers include:

Conference speakers (2023)

Nobert A’Campo (Basel), 

Ara Basmajian (CUNY), 

Richard Canary (Michigan), 

Tsukasa Ishibashi (Tohoku),

Hiroki Ishikura (Tokyo),

Kohei Iwaki (Tokyo), 

Hiroaki Karuo (Gakushuin),

Inkang Kim (KIAS), 

Sang-hyun Kim(KIAS), 

Cyril Lecuire (Toulouse),

Hidetoshi Masai (Tokyo Tech),

Chikako Mese (Johns Hopkins),

Hideki Miyachi (Kanazawa),

Mahan Mj (Tata), 

Dounnu Sasaki (Gakushuin),

Ser Peow Tan (Singapore) 

Lecture series (2022)

Athanase Papadopoulos (Strasbourg),

Joan Porti (Barcelona),

Jean-Marc Schlenker (Luxembourg),

Robert Penner (IHES) [2023 to be confirmed]

Hosted by:

The Mathematical Society of Japan, 

Gakushuin University, and 

Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences, the University of Tokyo

Support:

JSPS KAKENHI Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (Grant numbers 19H01784, 19H01785, 20H00115, 22H01120, and 22H01125)

Organising committee:

Ken'ichi Ohshika (Gakushuin University)

Sumio Yamada (Gakushuin University)

Nariya Kawazumi (the University of Tokyo)

Takuya Sakasai (the University of Tokyo)

Tsukasa Ishibashi (Tohoku University) Contact: tsukasa.ishibashi.a6 (atmark) tohoku.ac.jp