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Jean-Pierre DEMAILLY (Grenoble)9/29/14, 10:00 AMThe talk will present some striking results of Marco Brunella concerning the curvature of canonical and anticanonical line bundles of compact Kähler manifolds, and of foliations on such manifolds. These results all contain very deep ideas, and several ones are connected to important unsolved conjectures. We will try to give an overview of some of them.Go to contribution page
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Marco ABATE (Pisa)9/29/14, 11:30 AMThe study of meromorphic connections on Riemann surfaces is a classical topic, related for instance to the 21st Hilbert problem. In this talk I shall introduce a novel point of view, with unexpected analytic, geometric and dynamical applications. More precisely, I shall show how to associate to holomorphic maps having a positive-dimensional fixed point set a foliation in Riemann surfaces with...Go to contribution page
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Matei TOMA (Nancy)9/29/14, 2:00 PMIn Kodaira's classification of compact complex surfaces Class VII hasn't been yet completely understood. An important part of Marco Brunella's mathematical work deals with dynamical properties of class VII surfaces. Part of this work was published posthumously. In this talk we present new ways of subclassifying class VII surfaces, in which Marco's ideas and results play an important role. We...Go to contribution page
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Frédéric TOUZET (Rennes)9/29/14, 3:30 PMIn this talk, we will point out some numerical properties of codimension 1 foliations on projective manifolds which ensure the existence/inexistence of holonomy invariant positive current.Go to contribution page
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Luis Gustavo MENDES (Porto Alegre)9/29/14, 5:00 PMIn the first part of the talk I'll take the risk of doing history of mathematics, presenting results of Cayley, Cremona and Halphen on deformations of elliptic fibrations (without sections). After, I'll show some experiments of degenerations of the configurations treated by these authors. At last, I'll give some ideas of Brunella's general result on deformations of...Go to contribution page
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Dominique CERVEAU (Rennes)9/30/14, 10:00 AMIL s'agit d'un travail avec Alcides Lins neto et Marianna Vago où l'on donne une description des types de singularités modulo la connaissance de leur partie initiale.Go to contribution page
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Massimo VILLARINI (Modena)9/30/14, 11:30 AMWe give an example of a free circle action on the 7-dimensional sphere whose orbits have unbounded lenghts (equivalently: unbounded periods).As an application we construct a smooth vector field X in a neighbourhood U of the origin in the 8-dimensional real space such that : U - (0) is foliated by closed integrale curves, the differential DX(0) generate a 1-parametri group of rotations, but X...Go to contribution page
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Jorge Vitorio PEREIRA (IMPA)9/30/14, 2:00 PM
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Bertrand DEROIN (Paris)9/30/14, 3:30 PMSchiffer variations are surgery operations that takes an abelian differential on a curve to another one with the same periods. Viewed in the moduli space of abelian differentials of a fixed genus g>=2, they draw a complex algebraic foliation of dimension 2g-3, called the isoperiodic foliation. Its transverse structure is modelled on an open set contained in the group of complex periods, on...Go to contribution page
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Adolfo GUILLOT (Cuernavaca)9/30/14, 5:00 PMThe centennial theorem of Malmquist states that a non-autonomous algebraic ordinary differential equation of the first order having an entire solution is in fact a Riccati equation. We will speak about related results concerning algebraic differential equations having at least one single-valued solution.Go to contribution page
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Marianna RAVARA VAGO (Rennes)10/1/14, 9:20 AMIt is a local version of a conjecture of Brunella which says that a codimension 1 foliation in the projective three-dimensional space P^3 either has an invariant algebraic surface or each leaf is sub-foliated by a one-dimensional foliation. In this local take, we have the following "local conjecture": a germ of holomorphic codimension 1 foliation in C^3,0 either possesses a germ of analytic...Go to contribution page
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Misha VERBITSKY (Moscow)10/1/14, 10:00 AMLet $M$ be a compact Kahler manifold without non-trivial complex subvarieties. Using Brunella's alternative for holomorphic foliations, Nadel's vanishing theorem and Demailly's regularization of positive currents, we prove that $M$ is a compact torus. This is a joint work with F. Campana and J.-P. Demailly.Go to contribution page
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Frank LORAY (Rennes)10/1/14, 11:30 AMWe investigate foliations on projective surfaces having a compact leaf. This is a joint work in progress with Benoît Claudon, Jorge Vitorio Pereira and Frédéric Touzet.Go to contribution page
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Alexey GLUTSYUK (Lyon and Moscow)10/1/14, 2:00 PMA conjecture of Victor Ivrii (1980) says that in every billiard with smooth boundary the set of periodic orbits has measure zero. This conjecture is closely related to spectral theory. Its particular case for triangular orbits was proved by M. Rychlik (1989), Ya. Vorobets (1994) and other mathematicians, and for quadrilateral orbits in our joint work with Yu. Kudryashov (2012). We...Go to contribution page
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Matthias LEUENBERGER (Bern)10/2/14, 9:20 AMsee joint pdf.Go to contribution page
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Etienne GHYS (Lyon)10/2/14, 10:00 AMAt the beginning of his career, Marco Brunella published five papers related to Anosov flows in dimension 3. These papers had a great influence on the subsequent development of the theory. I would like to review these papers and present the present status of the question.Go to contribution page
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Marcel NICOLAU (Barcelona)10/2/14, 11:30 AMMotivated by previous work of Cerveau and Déserti, we introduce the notion of Galois holomorphic foliation on the complex projective space as those whose Gauss map is a Galois covering when restricted to an appropriate Zariski open subset. We characterize Galois foliations on $\mathbb P^2$ belonging to certain classes, which include homogeneous foliations and we give a geometric...Go to contribution page
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Michael McQUILLAN (Roma)10/2/14, 2:00 PMThe identification of surfaces with negative Kodaira dimension which are not fibred in rational curves with the natural foliations on bi-disc quotients can reasonably be considered the centre piece of the classification of foliated surfaces. It was very much a collaborative effort with Marco, and, curiously, I have never given a talk specifically devoted to this theorem.Go to contribution page
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Adriano TOMASSINI (Parma)10/2/14, 3:30 PMWe will focus on algebraic aspects of the $\delta_1\delta_2$-Lemma for bounded double complexes, characterizing it in terms of special cohomologies. We will apply such a result to complex and symplectic manifolds. We will also report on some results on Dolbeault-Massey triple products.Go to contribution page
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Alcides LINS NETO (Rio de Janeiro)10/2/14, 5:00 PMsee joint pdf.Go to contribution page
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Federico LO BIANCO (Rennes)10/3/14, 9:20 AMsee joint pdf.Go to contribution page
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Simone DIVERIO (Paris)10/3/14, 10:00 AMThe Green-Griffiths locus is a closed subset of a compact projective manifold which contains the image of all entire curves contained in the manifold. In this talk we shall describe this locus for compact quotients of bounded symmetric domains. It turns out that the following dichotomy holds : either the uniformizing bounded symmetric domain is the ball and the Green-Griffiths locus is empty,...Go to contribution page
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Akira FUJIKI (Osaka)10/3/14, 11:30 AMThere has been much works recently on bihermitian structures on compact complex surfaces, especially in the Kähler case in relation with generalized Kähler geometry. On the other hand , for non-Kähler surfaces we have so far still rather few examples. Recently, however, Apostolov, Bailey and Dloussky have obtained a new nice sufficient condition for their existence. In this talk I will explain...Go to contribution page
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