MATH AMSUD project: SGP 24-MATH-12 – 2025 & 2026
Abstract: This project is a collaboration among six countries to advance the study of geometric structures on differentiable manifolds, moduli space geometry, algebraic geometry and topology, and their connections with mathematical physics, especially quantum mechanics and general relativity. In the field of differential geometry, our project will concentrate on studying homogeneous geometric structures on homogeneous manifolds. This will include a focus on (locally conformally) Kähler manifolds and their odd-dimensional counterparts, Sasakian spaces. Additionally, we plan to investigate Calabi-Yau manifolds with torsion, particularly examining their analytical properties in relation to heat flows. Our contributions to mathematical physics will be centered around supermembrane theories and super-gravities, and their interactions with algebraic geometry and topology. Through this project, we aim to advance these areas of study, contributing to the broader fields of Geometry, Topology, and Mathematical Physics, in line with current research trends.
Global coordinator: Viviana del Barco (delbarc at unicamp.br)
Local coordinators:
Argentina: Adrián Andrada (andrada at famaf.unc.edu.ar)
Brazil: Viviana del Barco (delbarc at unicamp.br)
Chile: Alvaro Restuccia (alvaro.restuccia at uantof.cl)
Colombia: Andrés Angel (ja.angel908 at uniandes.edu.co)
France:Eric Loubeau (loubeau at univ-brest.fr)
Peru: Edison Marcavillaca (edison.marcavillaca at unsaac.edu.pe)
Full list of participants: See table
Expected activities: See table
Expected member mobilities 2025: See table
Expected member mobilities 2026: See table
Important information / Formal documents (to be updated):
All documents generated in the framework of this collaboration must explicitly indicate the financial support received by the MATH-AmSud Regional Program using the following format: MATHAMSUD Regional Program + project code.
In our case it would be: MATHAMSUD Regional Program 24-MATH-12
CNRS:
Les missions sont gérées au CNRS par la personne qui administre ou
gère les fonds (loubeau at univ-brest.fr) dans son laboratoire et de manière classique comme
tout déplacement de ceux que vous effectuez à l'étranger.
Les
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puisque nous avons un contrat avec un fournisseur. Concernant les
frais de déplacement,
ceux-ci sont remboursés une fois la mission terminée sur
présentation des pièces justificatives (facture d'hôtel, taxi,
etc.) Info par Antonia Alcaraz - CNRS.
CAPES/MathAmSud project webpage - Manual do coordinador