Courses

Philip Engel, Compact moduli of K3 surfaces

For each d > 0, there is a 19-dimensional moduli space F2d of K3 surfaces with an ample line bundle of degree 2d. Choosing an ample divisor in a canonical way on each such K3 surface, the minimal model program provides a KSBA compactification of F2d. Hodge theory also realizes F2d as a Type IV arithmetic quotient with Baily-Borel, toroidal, and semitoroidal compactifications. These lectures ask when the two perspectives can be identified. Phil's notes are available here.

Michael McBreen, Introduction to microlocal sheaves

Microlocal sheaf theory studies sheaves locally along the cotangent bundle of a manifold. The minicourse introduced the subject following Kashiwara and Schapira's Sheaves on Manifolds, with emphasis on the complex analytic setting where many constructions have algebraic interpretations.

Schedule

Date Time Room Topic Description
June 1315:30-17:301.021 IRIS AdlershofDegenerations of K3 surfacesK3 surfaces, one-parameter degenerations, semistable/Kulikov models, and integral-affine structures on the sphere.
June 1615:30-17:301.021 IRIS AdlershofDegenerations of the period map, toroidal compactificationsGeometry of moduli spaces F2d, Hodge-theoretic and MMP compactifications, and examples for F2 and elliptic K3 surfaces.
June 1915:30-17:301.221 IRIS AdlershofRecognizable divisorsDivisors on generic polarized K3 surfaces whose KSBA compactifications are Hodge-theoretic.
June 2013:15-14:453.006 Johannes von Neumann GebaudeIntroduction to microlocal sheavesSingular support, Fourier-Sato transform, Verdier specialization, Sato microlocalization, and the microlocal hom sheaf.
June 2113:15-14:453.007 Johannes von Neumann GebaudeGeneral definitions and explicit constructionsCategories of microlocal sheaves on open subsets of cotangent bundles and on specified supports.
June 2614:30-16:301.221 IRIS AdlershofD-modules and Riemann-HilbertCharacteristic varieties, microdifferential operators, and the Riemann-Hilbert correspondence.
June 2715:30-17:301.021 IRIS AdlershofAdvanced constructionsPushforwards, pullbacks, microlocal correspondences, microlocal index theorems, and microlocal sheaves on Weinstein manifolds.

Location

The lectures were held at:

Both buildings are near each other on the Adlershof campus of Humboldt Universitat Berlin. A detailed local map is available here.