Mirror Symmetry and Riemann Zeta Values

Lecture

Speaker

  • Portrait photo of Nicholas Sheridan
    Nicholas Sheridan University of Edinburgh

When

  • – ET

Where

Virtual

160 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10010

Mirror symmetry is a concept born out of string theory that straddles algebraic and symplectic geometry. In this lecture, Nicholas Sheridan will explain what mirror symmetry is and how some interesting numbers (values of the Riemann zeta function) make an appearance in mirror symmetry. He will present joint work with Abouzaid, Ganatra and Iritani, where they find a geometric origin for these numbers’ appearance.

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