NCTS/TPE Course on
Algebraic and Arithmetic Geometry
代數幾何與算術幾何
Course Information
Instructor : Jungkai Chen陳榮凱, I-Chau Huang黃一樵, Chia-Fu Yu余家富
Place: New Math Bldg 102
Hours: Tue.9:30-11:00,
Syllabus
The purpose of this course is to provide foundation knowledge for
students who are interest in algebraic and arithmetic geometry.
It will be a mixture of three components:
1. lectures/ seminar: base on Hartshorne's Algebraic Geometry.
2. problem session.
3. topics/ mini course: some topics such as
1.
Chevalley's Theorem on constructibility
2.
Normal schemes and normalization
3.
Excellent rings and Nagata rings
4. Zariski's Main Theorem
Each meeting will basically be 1+1/2 hours of lecture plus 1 hour discussion of supplementary material and/or problems. Besides, at some point, there are going to have some topical talks related to the given lectures.
Topics for coming weeks:
Oct. 5 Lecture: Dimension theory and Hilbert function
Discussion: Segre embedding, d-uple embedding and some examples of varieties.
Lecturer: Jungkai Chen
Oct. 12 Lecture: Morphism and birational map of varieties
Discussion: Topology of rings
Lecturer: Jungkai Chen
Oct. 19 Lecture: Singularities, regular local rings and factorial varieties
Discussion: Multiplicity.
Lecturer: Jungkai Chen
Oct. 26 Lecture: One-dimensional regular local rings, intersections in projective varieties
Discussion: Some examples
Lecturer: Jungkai Chen
Nov. 2 Lecture: Affine scheme
Lecturer: I-Chau Huang
Nov. 9 Lecture: Further properties of schemes.
Lecturer: I-Chau Huang
Nov. 16 Lecture: Separated and proper morphism
Lecturer: I-Chau Huang
Nov 23 Lecture: Divisors
Lecturer: I-Chau Huang
Nov. 30 Lecture: Differentials
Lecturer: I-Chau Huang
Dec. 7 Lecture: Chevalley's Theorem on constructability
Lecturer: Chia-Fu Yu
Dec.
14 Lecture:
Lecturer: Chia-Fu Yu
Dec. 21 Lecture: Excellent rings and Nagata rings
Lecturer: Chia-Fu Yu
Dec. 28 Lecture: Zariski's Main Theorem
Lecturer: Chia-Fu Yu
Jan. 4 Lecture: What are algebraic geometry and arithmetic geometry?
Lecturer:
Chia-Fu Yu
Prerequisite
Algebra. But of course, it will involve a lot of commutative
algebra.
Reference:
R. Hartshorne, Algebraic Geometry
D. Mumford, The Red Book of Varieties and Schemes