Geometry and Topology of Manifolds: 10th China-Japan Conference 2014

350 Pages·2016·4.886 MB·English

by  Akito Futaki, Reiko Miyaoka, Zizhou Tang, Weiping Zhang (eds.)

Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics
Akito Futaki
Reiko Miyaoka
Zizhou Tang
Weiping Zhang E ditors
Geometry
and Topology
of Manifolds
10th China-Japan Conference 2014
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Geometry and Topology
of Manifolds
10th China-Japan Geometry Conference Held
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AkitoFutaki ZizhouTang
TheUniversity of Tokyo Schoolof Mathematical Sciences
Meguro, Tokyo Beijing NormalUniversity
Japan Beijing
China
ReikoMiyaoka
Mathematical Institute Weiping Zhang
Tohoku University ChernInstitute of Mathematics
Aoba-ku,Sendai Nankai University
Japan Tianjin
China
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Preface
ThisvolumeistheProceedingsofthe10thGeometryConferencefortheFriendship
of China and Japan.
The first conference was held in Karatsu, Saga Prefecture, Japan, in 2005.
Karatsu was chosen because of its name, which means the Port of Tang, the
Chinese dynasty in the seventh century. After the Karatsu conference, nine more
conferences were held in Kunming, Nagoya, Tianjin, Okinawa, Xi’an, Tokyo,
Chengdu,Hokkaido,andShanghai.Fromthe2ndthroughthe10thconferenceswe
had group photos taken. Unfortunately, there was no photo of the first conference,
becausewehelditjusttotrytogettoknowoneanother,andwehadnotanticipated
that this series of conferences would become such a successful one.
In the beginning, Chinese and Japanese geometers had opportunities to become
acquaintedonlywhentheymetintheUnitedStatesorinEurope.Since Chinaand
Japan are so close in distance and in culture, we believe that this series of con-
ferences brings us closer on a personal basis, reflecting the actual geographical
distance between us.
Ontheoccasionofthe10thmeeting,theorganizingcommitteewasreorganized
to consist of younger mathematicians, and the China–Japan Geometry Conference
hasalreadybegunafreshstartinthesecondstage.Wehopethisadmirabletradition
will continue without end.
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Reiko Miyaoka
Zizhou Tang
Weiping Zhang
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The 2nd conference in Kunming
The 3rd conference in Nagoya
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The 4th conference in Tianjin
The 5th conference in Okinawa
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The 6th conference in Xian
The 7th conference in Tokyo
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The 8th conference in Chengdu
The 9th conference in Hokkaido