MATH 482: Special Topic
2009 Trimester 1
MATH 482 | CRN 6893, 15 Points (2009 1/3) | |
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Coordinator: | Prof Noam Greenberg |
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Recommended: | MATH 206, MATH 207 are required. Particular 300-level courses are not prerequisites, but a level of mathematical maturity is expected. | |
Description: | The goal of this course is to explain Abel's isomorphism of the complex torus and the geometric group structure on an elliptic curve. The course mixes algebraic geometry, topology and complex analysis; methods are hands-on, computational approaches of pre-Dedekind abstraction, such as the use of resultants and the elimination method to prove the Nullstellensatz and Bezout's theorem. Recommended reading: notes on the website: http://homepages.mcs.vuw.ac.nz/~greenberg/math408.pdf | |
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2010 Trimester 1
MATH 482 | CRN 6893, 15 Points (2010 1/3) | |
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Coordinator: | Prof Noam Greenberg |
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Recommended: | MATH 206, MATH 207 are required. Particular 300-level courses are not prerequisites, but a level of mathematical maturity is expected. | |
Recommended Reading: | otes on the website: http://homepages.msor.vuw.ac.nz/~greenberg/math408.pdf | |
Description: | The goal of this course is to explain Abel's isomorphism of the complex torus and the geometric group structure on an elliptic curve. The course mixes algebraic geometry, topology and complex analysis; methods are hands-on, computational approaches of pre-Dedekind abstraction, such as the use of resultants and the elimination method to prove the Nullstellensatz and Bezout's theorem. | |
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2009 Trimester 2
MATH 483 | CRN 8795, 15 Points (2009 2/3) | |
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Coordinator: | Prof Geoff Whittle |
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Lectures: | Mon Tue Wed Fri 1-4 timetable | |
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