Laboratory for Algebraic Geometry and its Applications

Other results: Over the period between 2010 and 2018,four members of the academic staff of the Laboratory have become invited speakers at International Mathematical Congresses (2010 – the 26t in Hyderabad, India; 2014 – the 27th, Seoul, South Korea; 2018 – the 28th in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

Scientific results:

• We have proven the global Torelli theorem for hyperkahler manifolds.
• A cathegorical resolution of arbitrary algebraic singularities has been built.
• We have proven homological mirror symmetry for complex algebraic curves.
• Our researchers have proven smoothness of the manifold of moduli of mathematical instantons.

Implementation of research results:

Scientific research of the Laboratory are devoted to development of ideas and methods of fundamental mathematics. New scientific results produced over the course of implementation of the project are, in particular, used in tutoring of mathematical disciplines at the Higher School of Economics.

Organizational and infrastructural changes:

On the grounds of the Laboratory and the Faculty of Mathematics we have related a computer appliances complex for conducting research and computations in fundamental mathematics and related domains. The complex incorporates a range of software, both free and proprietary.

Education and personnel occupational retraining:

• 3 doctoral dissertations and 11 candidate dissertations have been defended.
• Members of the academic staff of the Laboratory regularly read special courses and run scientific workshops that are included into the pool of elective courses of the faculty, as well as courses at the Science and Education Center of the Steklov Mathematical Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences and the Independent University of Moscow.
• We are regularly conducting schools for students, postgraduates, and young scientists entitled «Algebra and geometry» on the basis of the Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University named after K. D. Ushinskiy that also features an additional training program.

Cooperation:

• Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences of New York University (USA): joint research in special manifolds, scientific publications
• University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom): joint scientific research in classical geometry, scientific publications, participation in academic events conducted by the Laboratory
• European Center for Scientific Research in Mathematics and Physics (France): joint research in special manifolds and homological and motivic methods in non-commutative geometry, scientific publications, participation of researchers in scientific events conducted by the Laboratory, student exchange