Module 24-M-GT-AG2 Algebraic Geometry 2

Faculty

Person responsible for module

Regular cycle (beginning)

Every winter semester

Credit points and duration

10 Credit points

For information on the duration of the modul, refer to the courses of study in which the module is used.

Competencies

Non-official translation of the module descriptions. Only the German version is legally binding.

Students master advanced content and methods of Algebraic Geometry, in particular they can independently carry out very complex proofs in this area requiring a higher level of mathematical expertise. They are able to define central concepts of the theory (e.g. sheaf cohomology, derived functors, flat and smooth morphisms) and apply them in context. Students know leading examples of the theory and can use these examples to illustrate concepts and theorems.

Students will be introduced to current research questions in the area of Algebraic Geometry. They are able to recognise and assess further development opportunities and research goals.
Furthermore, students recognise further-reaching connections to mathematical issues that have already been worked out. They can transfer and apply the knowledge and methods they have learnt so far to deeper mathematical problem areas. Students also expand their mathematical intuition as a result of more intensive study.
In combination with other in-depth modules, they will be able to write their own research papers, e.g. a master's thesis in the field of Algebraic Geometry.
In the tutorials, students develop their ability to discuss mathematical topics and thus further prepare themselves for the requirements of the Master's module, in particular for the scientific discussion within the Master's seminar presentation and the defence of their Master's thesis.

Content of teaching

The following advanced content of teaching from the field ofAlgebraic Geometry is compulsory:

  • Sheaf cohomology
  • derived functors
  • flat and smooth morphisms

This module prepares the content of a master's thesis.

Recommended previous knowledge

Solid basic knowledge of algebraic geoemtry, as taught in Algebraic Geometry 1 (module 24-M-GT-AG1) is expected; knowledge of algebraic topology and homological algebra is also helpful.

Necessary requirements

Explanation regarding the elements of the module

Module structure: 1 SL, 1 bPr 1

Courses

Lecture Algebraic Geometry 2
Type lecture
Regular cycle WiSe
Workload5 60 h (60 + 0)
LP 2 [Pr]
Tutorials Algebraic Geometry 2
Type exercise
Regular cycle WiSe
Workload5 90 h (30 + 60)
LP 3 [SL]

Study requirements

Allocated examiner Workload LP2
Teaching staff of the course Tutorials Algebraic Geometry 2 (exercise)

Regular completion of the exercises, each with a recognisable solution approach, as well as participation in the exercise groups for the module's lecture. As a rule, participation in the exercise group includes presenting solutions to exercises twice after being asked to do so as well as regular contributions to the scientific discussion in the exercise group, for example in the form of comments and questions on the proposed solutions presented. The organiser may replace some of the exercises with face-to-face exercises.

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Examinations

e-written examination o. written examination o. e-oral examination o. oral examination
Allocated examiner Teaching staff of the course Lecture Algebraic Geometry 2 (lecture)
Weighting 1
Workload 150h
LP2 5

(electronic) written examination in presence of usually 120 minutes, oral examination in presence or remote of usually 40 minutes, A remote electronic written examination is not permitted.

The module is used in these degree programmes:

Degree programme Profile Recom­mended start 3 Duration Manda­tory option 4
Mathematical Economics / Master of Science [FsB vom 28.02.2025] Mathematics 2. o. 3. one semester Compul­sory optional subject
Mathematical Economics / Master of Science [FsB vom 28.02.2025] Economics 2. o. 3. one semester Compul­sory optional subject
Mathematics / Master of Science [FsB vom 28.02.2025] 2. o. 3. one semester Compul­sory optional subject

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