By Kyler Siegel
The existence of rational plane curves of a given degree with prescribed singularities is a subtle and active area in algebraic geometry. This question turns out to be closely related to difficult enumerative problems which arise in symplectic field theory, and which in turn play a key role in the theory of high dimensional symplectic embeddings. In this talk I will discuss various perspectives on these enumerative problems and how recent advances on the symplectic side can give insight into the theory of singular curves and vice versa.
By Mélanie Bertelson
By Jean-Paul Mohsen
By Mohammed Abouzaid
By Ailsa Keating
By Daniel Alvarez-Gavela
By Kyler Siegel
By András Stipsicz
By Ko Honda
By Yu Pan
By Oleg Lazarev
By Paul Biran
By Ana Rechtman
By Albert Schwarz
By Albert Schwarz
By Juan Camilo Arosemena Serrato
By Pieter Spaas
By Francesca Arici
By Amine Marrakchi
