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Algebra 2 (Algebraic Geometry) Lab (Osamu Fujino)
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A lab that studies minimal model theory of higher-dimensional algebraic varieties.
AboutAbout the lab
Classifying the shapes that equations draw.
The Fujino Lab studies the birational geometry of higher-dimensional algebraic varieties within the field of algebraic geometry.
The lab mainly studies minimal model theory.
Complex algebraic geometry and Hodge theory are also among its research areas.
Key terms
- Algebraic variety
- A geometric object defined by a set of polynomial equations
- Birational geometry
- A branch of geometry that classifies geometric objects by focusing on properties that remain unchanged when parts of the object are modified
- Minimal model theory
- A theory that classifies algebraic varieties by transforming them into the simplest possible form (a minimal model)
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies the birational geometry of higher-dimensional algebraic varieties. Its main focus is minimal model theory.
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- ProfessorOsamu Fujino
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- Top image: “Sarti's octic with 144 nodes” Salix alba / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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