GRIEG project SCREAM

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The goal of the project is to investigate Symmetry, Curvature Reduction and EquivAlence Methods. See webpage for details.

Beyond Riemannian geometry, there exists an abundance of fascinating differential geometric structures, many of which are motivated by applications in pure mathematics, geometric analysis, complex analysis and physics, in particular classical field theory, relativity, string theory, geometric control theory and robotics. Only a handful of these geometries have been studied in detail. The goal of this GRIEG project at the interface of geometry, algebra and PDE is to answer questions of fundamental importance for a variety of geometric structures beyond classical Riemannian geometry. Of particular focus are the broad classes of Cartan and parabolic geometries, which include conformal, projective, CR and ODE geometry, (2,3,5)-distributions, parabolic contact structures and many more besides. These structures are the central themes of this SCREAM proposal: Symmetry, Curvature Reduction, and EquivAlence Methods.

Start: May 01. 2020
End: April 30. 2024
Unit: Department of Mathematics and Statistics





Funding:

The EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Regional Cooperation


Participants:

Boris Serafimovich Kruglikov
Dennis The
Andrea Santi
Eivind Schneider
David McNutt
Henrik Winther
Anna Escofet Pacreu
Johnson Allen Kessy
Andreu Llabres I Brustenga
Wijnand Sebastiaan Steneker
Pau Martínez