Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry

The following is my M.Sc. thesis on moduli space techniques in algebraic and symplectic geometry. It is divided into the following two parts: the rst part is devoted to presenting moduli problems in algebraic geometry using a modern perspective, via the language of stacks and the second part is dev...

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Main Author: Luk, Kevin
Other Authors: Jeffrey, Lisa
Language:en_ca
Published: 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/33298
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spelling ndltd-LACETR-oai-collectionscanada.gc.ca-OTU.1807-332982013-04-20T05:22:49ZModuli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic GeometryLuk, KevinPure MathematicsAlgebraic GeometrySymplectic Geometry0405The following is my M.Sc. thesis on moduli space techniques in algebraic and symplectic geometry. It is divided into the following two parts: the rst part is devoted to presenting moduli problems in algebraic geometry using a modern perspective, via the language of stacks and the second part is devoted to studying moduli problems from the perspective of symplectic geometry. The key motivation to the rst part is to present the theorem of Keel and Mori [20] which answers the classical question of under what circumstances a quotient exists for the action of an algebraic group G acting on a scheme X. Part two of the thesis is a more elaborate description of the topics found in Chapter 8 of [28].Jeffrey, Lisa2012-112012-11-20T20:01:26ZNO_RESTRICTION2012-11-20T20:01:26Z2012-11-20Thesishttp://hdl.handle.net/1807/33298en_ca
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topic Pure Mathematics
Algebraic Geometry
Symplectic Geometry
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spellingShingle Pure Mathematics
Algebraic Geometry
Symplectic Geometry
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Luk, Kevin
Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
description The following is my M.Sc. thesis on moduli space techniques in algebraic and symplectic geometry. It is divided into the following two parts: the rst part is devoted to presenting moduli problems in algebraic geometry using a modern perspective, via the language of stacks and the second part is devoted to studying moduli problems from the perspective of symplectic geometry. The key motivation to the rst part is to present the theorem of Keel and Mori [20] which answers the classical question of under what circumstances a quotient exists for the action of an algebraic group G acting on a scheme X. Part two of the thesis is a more elaborate description of the topics found in Chapter 8 of [28].
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title Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
title_short Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
title_full Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
title_fullStr Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
title_full_unstemmed Moduli Space Techniques in Algebraic Geometry and Symplectic Geometry
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