Perspectives in Riemannian geometry
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Perspectives in Riemannian geometry
(CRM proceedings & lecture notes, v. 40)
American Mathematical Society, c2006
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Special geometries as well as the relation between curvature and topology have always been of interest to differential geometers. More recently, these topics have turned out to be of use in physical problems related to string theory as well. This volume provides a unique and thorough survey on the latest developments on Riemannian geometry, special geometrical structures on manifolds, and their interactions with other fields such as mathematical physics, complex analysis, and algebraic geometry. This volume presents ten papers written by participants of the 'Short Program on Riemannian Geometry', a workshop held at the CRM in Montreal in 2004. It will be a valuable reference for graduate students and research mathematicians alike.
Table of Contents
Topics in comformally compact Einstein metrics by M. T. Anderson Cauchy-Riemann 3-manifolds and Einstein fillings by O. Biquard Sasakian geometry and Einstein metrics on spheres by C. P. Boyer and K. Galicki Second order families of special Lagrangian 3-folds by R. L. Bryant Einstein equations, superpotentials and convex polytopes by A. Dancer and M. Y. Wang The Bochner-flat geometry of weighted projective spaces by L. David and P. Gauduchon Aspects of comparison geometry by K. Grove Low-dimensional geometry--A variational approach by N. Hitchin Twistors, holomorphic disks, and Riemann surfaces with boundary by C. LeBrun Combinatorics of the spaces of Riemannian structures and logic phenomena of Euclidean quantum gravity by A. Nabutovsky.
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