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SUMMARY:Algebraic geometry at the end of the universe
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Aaron Bertram\n\nIn the mid-1980's, a small group of theoretical physicists studying string theory approached algebraic geometers with a curious proposition. Aside from the four classical space-time dimensions, our universe ought to have six dimensions curled up in a very small compact manifold V. Moreover, from …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/1999-09-30-aaron-bertram/
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