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University of Sydney Algebra Seminar

Ian Grojnowski; (University of Cambridge)

Friday 18 Sep, 12-1pm, Place: Carslaw 375

$x^{2} + y^{3} + z^{6} = 0$

The title equation is an elliptic singularity. I'll explain how these arise in algebraic groups, first reminding people about rational double points.

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University of Sydney Algebra Seminar

Ian Grojnowski; (University of Cambridge)

Friday 18 Sep, 12-1pm, Place: Carslaw 375

$x^{2} + y^{3} + z^{6} = 0$

Maths & Stats website:

University of Sydney Algebra Seminar

Ian Grojnowski; (University of Cambridge)

Friday 18 Sep, 12-1pm, Place: Carslaw 375

x2+y3+z6=0

Maths & Stats website:

$x^{2} + y^{3} + z^{6} = 0$