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SUMMARY:Seminar Algebra and Geometry: Frederic Han (Paris 7)
DESCRIPTION:After a short introduction to birational transformations of a p
 rojective  space\, we will focus on the case of P3. Few is known about bir
 ational  transformations of P3 and the case of degree 3 is already difficu
 lt. To  explain how things differ in larger degree it is natural to look a
 t  transformations of bidegree (4\,4). In this talk we detail families of 
  examples in degree 3 and bidegree (4\,4) to illustrate this opposition.  
 (Joint work with J. Déserti)
X-ALT-DESC: After a short introduction to birational transformations of a p
 rojective  space\, we will focus on the case of P3. Few is known about bir
 ational  transformations of P3 and the case of degree 3 is already difficu
 lt. To  explain how things differ in larger degree it is natural to look a
 t  transformations of bidegree (4\,4). In this talk we detail families of 
  examples in degree 3 and bidegree (4\,4) to illustrate this opposition.  
 (Joint work with J. Déserti)
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20171010T120000
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