REMINDER: TOMORROW - IGAP seminar Geometry and Physics: second lecture by Anton Shchechkin

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Subject: 	IGAP seminar Geometry and Physics: second lecture by Anton 
Shchechkin
Date: 	Mon, 27 Mar 2023 11:19:49 +0000
From: 	Alessandro Tanzini <tanzini at sissa.it>
To: 	math-users at lists.sissa.it <math-users at lists.sissa.it>
CC: 	ICTP/math - Mabilo Koutou <math at ictp.it>



Dear all

the next lecture of IGAP seminar series on Geometry and Physics by Anton 
Shchechkin (SISSA and INFN) will be this Tuesday 28 March at 16:00 in 
room Dubrovin (136) of SISSA.

Everybody is welcome to attend.

Title: Painleve equations and spaces of initial data.

Abstract:

The spaces of initial data give a powerful tool for studying Painleve 
equations. Firstly introduced by Okamoto for differential Painleve 
equations, this notion was subsequently developed by Sakai, who 
constructed a geometric classification of Painleve equations, which 
includes both differential and difference ones. The latter classifies 
CP^2 blowed up in 9 points up to certain equivalency and each class 
corresponds to a certain Painleve equation.

I will start my first talk from a toy example constructing the space of 
initial data for an order 1 LDEq by using the blowup procedure. Then we 
will construct this space for Painleve VI. Finally we will talk about 
geometrical properties of this space and how it is connected with 
properties of the corresponding Painleve equation.

In the second talk we will speak about properties of spaces of initial 
data, but in a more wide context, which includes q-Painleve equations. 
Particularly we will pay attention on an example for q-Painleve VI.

Bests
Alessandro
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