Date
Mon, 23 Nov 2009
14:15
Location
L3
Speaker
Harry Braden
Organisation
Edinburgh

The modern approach to integrability proceeds via a Riemann surface, the spectral curve.

In many applications this curve is specified by transcendental constraints in terms of periods. I will highlight some of the problems this leads to in the context of monopoles, problems including integer solutions to systems of quadratic forms, questions of real algebraic geometry and conjectures for elliptic functions. Several new results will be presented including the uniqueness of the tetrahedrally symmetric monopole.

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