Algebraic geometry
Polynomial equations define spaces whose shapes, singularities and algebraic cycles pose different open problems.
8 problemsSpaces and the properties preserved by continuous change.
Polynomial equations define spaces whose shapes, singularities and algebraic cycles pose different open problems.
8 problemsStructure in groups, representations and infinite-dimensional spaces.
7 problemsSmooth structures, curved spaces and the manifolds produced by knot surgery.
8 problemsA four-dimensional space can have the topology of a sphere. Must every smooth version be smoothly equivalent to the standard sphere?
For certain closed manifolds, does matching their homotopy structure force them to be the same topological shape?
Do a manifold’s higher signatures stay unchanged when its homotopy structure is preserved?
Does a complex hypersurface singularity’s local topological shape determine its multiplicity?
Can the proper-action geometry of a countable discrete group recover the K-theory of its reduced operator algebra?
Does every separable nuclear C*-algebra satisfy the universal coefficient theorem relating its K-theoretic invariants?