The Summer Lectures in Geometry are a tradition at CAMGSD that attains in 2025 its 17th edition. Renowned mathematicians working in Geometry and related areas have lectured thematic courses in two or three sessions during a concentration week in the Summer period. The themes match areas of interest or current work for the large CAMGSD group working in Geometry and related areas. Sessions are open to all interested parties.
This series features a course made up of three lectures by
Agustin Moreno, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg The symplectic geometry of the three-body problem
In this series of lectures, I will discuss how methods from modern symplectic geometry (e.g. holomorphic curves or Floer theory) can be made to bear on the classical (circular, restricted) three body problem. I will touch upon theoretical aspects, as well as practical applications to space mission design. This is based on my recent book, available in https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.04438, to be published by Springer Nature.
The Summer Lectures in Geometry are a quarter century tradition at CAMGSD. Renowned mathematicians working in Geometry and related areas lecture thematic courses in two or three sessions during a concentration week in the Summer period. The themes match areas of interest or current work for the large CAMGSD group working in Geometry and related areas. Sessions are open to all interested parties.
The first series probably occurred in 1999. The world probably in the previous period is a consequence of the rather amateurish web sites we used back then. So any references to the first series are missing from this site. Any details that might help us update our records will be welcome.
The logo was conceived by Rui Loja Fernandes who wanted to make reference to both classical and current geometry themes and was organizer of several of the first series of lectures.
