Spring 2016 MATH 277 001 LEC
| Section | Days/Time | Location | Instructor | CCN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 LEC | TuTh 930-11A | 6 EVANS | HUTCHINGS, M | 54521 |
| Units/Credit | Final Exam Group | Enrollment |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | NONE | Limit:24 Enrolled:11 Waitlist:0 Avail Seats:13 [on 02/29/16] |
Prerequisites: Basic familiarity with symplectic geometry, and willingness to look things up as needed.
Description: The topic of this course is "applied holomorphic curve theory". This means: (1) Using holomorphic curves to prove theorems that do not include holomorphic curves in their statement, either explicitly or implicitly; (2) Developing a working knowledge of relevant facts about holomorphic curves and technical pitfalls to watch out for.
Office: 923 Evans
Office Hours: TBA, probably on Tuesday
Required Text: none
Recommended Reading: References will be suggested during the course.
Grading: Each student is expected to either write a short expository paper or give an in-class presentation on a topic of interest.
Homework:
Course Webpage: To be linked from math.berkeley.edu/~hutching
