Algebraic Geometry - Hirzebruch 70.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- List of participants -- List of lectures -- Physics and Geometry: a look at the last twenty years -- Complex cobordism and the elliptic genus -- On Galois cohomology of some p-adic representations and étale K -theory of curves -- Equivariant intersection cohomology of toric varieties -- Introduction -- 0. Preliminaries -- 1. Equivariant Cohomology of Toric Varieties -- 1. A. Equivariant Cohomology as a Presheaf on the Fan -- 1. B. Toric Line Bundles and their Equivariant Chern Class -- 2. The Equivariant Intersection Cohomology Sheaf -- 3. Minimal Extension Sheaves -- 4. Equivariantly Formal Toric Varieties and Pointwise Freeness of IHT. -- 5. Local Minimal Extension Property of IHT. -- 6. Some Results on Equivariantly Formal Fans -- References -- Lattices and number fields -- G-connectedness of compact Kähler manifolds, I -- Singular bidouble covers and the construction of interesting algebraic surfaces -- Quantum statistical mechanics and number theory -- Semistable bundles on curves and irreducible representations of the fundamental group -- Does there exist an arithmetic Kodaira-Spencer class? -- The Virasoro conjecture for Gromov-Witten invariants -- Degenerations of (1,3) abelian surfaces and Kummer surfaces -- On the extension problem of pluricanonical forms -- Enumerating singular curves on surfaces -- On the structure of moduli spaces of framed vector bundles on rational and ruled surfaces -- A note on k-jet ampleness on surfaces -- About the "y" in the Xy-characteristic of Hirzebruch -- The splitting field of Mordell-Weil lattices -- Hirzebruch surfaces: degenerations, related braid monodromy, Galois covers -- Intégrates orbitales modulo l pour un groupe réductif p-adique -- A morphism of intersection homology and hard Lefschetz -- On characteristic classes of complete intersections.

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