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Tangent space in Algebraic geometry and Differential geometry

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Why are people interested in defining GW invariant in algebraic geometry category

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Hilbert schemes of points on a Fano variety

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Quantum cohomology rings as invariants

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Tangent space of the stack $\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{g,n}(X,\beta)$.

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When is a morphism proper?

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Do the virtual fundamental classes satisfy functorial properties?

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Proving that a map is a morphism

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Siegel modular forms as sections of line bundles over the period domain

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Twisted curves, admissible covers, and an algebraic analogue of a specific monodromy computation

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There are many varieties with ample canonical bundle

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Undergraduate approach to learning math

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Tangent space in Algebraic geometry and Differential geometry

Why are people interested in defining GW invariant in algebraic geometry category

Hilbert schemes of points on a Fano variety

Quantum cohomology rings as invariants

Tangent space of the stack $\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{g,n}(X,\beta)$.

When is a morphism proper?

Do the virtual fundamental classes satisfy functorial properties?

Proving that a map is a morphism

Siegel modular forms as sections of line bundles over the period domain

Twisted curves, admissible covers, and an algebraic analogue of a specific monodromy computation

There are many varieties with ample canonical bundle

Undergraduate approach to learning math