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                <div align="center"><big><b><big>Welcome to the 2023
                        Fall talks of ODTU-Bilkent Algebraic Geometry
                        Seminars</big></b></big><b><br>
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                <div align="center"><i>since 2000</i><br>
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                  This week the <a
href="http://www.bilkent.edu.tr/~sertoz/agseminar.htm" target="_blank">ODTU-Bilkent
                    Algebraic Geometry Seminar</a>  is <b>online</b><br>
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                  <i><font color="#ff00ff">This talk will begin at <u><b>15:40</b></u><u> (GMT+3)</u></font></i><br>
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                      Diana and her companions (1653)</i><br>
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                  <div align="left"><b><b><font color="#ff0000">Speaker:
                        </font><a
href="https://avesis.agu.edu.tr/cisem.aktasgunes">Çisem Güneş Aktaş</a><font
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                          color="#ff0000">Affiliation: </font><i>Abdullah
                          Gül</i></b></b><b><b><font color="#ff0000"><br>
                          Title:<font color="#000000"> Geometry of
                            equisingular strata of quartic surfaces with
                            simple singularities</font></font></b></b><br>
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                <div align="left"><b><b><font color="#ff0000">Abstract:</font></b></b><font
                    color="#ff0000"><font color="#000000"> </font></font><br>
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                        color="#000000">The geometry of the equisingular
                        strata of curves, surfaces, etc. is one of the
                        central problems of K3-surfaces.  Thanks to the
                        global Torelli theorem and surjectivity of the
                        period map, the equisingular deformation
                        classification of singular projective models of
                        K3-surfaces with any given polarization becomes
                        a mere computation. The most popular models
                        studied intensively in the literature are plane
                        sextic curves and spatial quartic surfaces.
                        Using the arithmetical reduction, Akyol and
                        Degtyarev [1] completed the problem of
                        equisingular deformation classification of
                        simple plane sextics. Simple quartic surfaces
                        which play the same role in the realm of spatial
                        surfaces as sextics do for curves, are a
                        relatively new subject, promising interesting
                        discoveries.<br>
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                        In this talk, we discuss the problem of
                        classifying quartic surfaces with simple
                        singularities up to equisingular deformations by
                        reducing the problem to an arithmetical problem
                        about lattices. This research [3]  originates
                        from our previous  study [2] where the
                        classification was given only for nonspecial
                        quartics,  in the spirit of Akyol ve Degtyarev
                        [1]. Our principal result is extending the
                        classification to the whole space of simple
                        quartics and, thus, completing the equisingular
                        deformation classification of simple quartic
                        surfaces.<br>
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                                   [1]  Akyol, A. ve Degtyarev, A.,
                        2015. Geography of irreducible plane sex- tics.
                        Proc. Lond. Math. Soc. (3), 111(6), 13071337.
                        ISSN 0024-6115. doi:10.1112/plms/pdv053.<br>
                                   [2]  Güneş Aktaş, Ç, 2017.
                        Classification of simple quartics up to equisin-
                        gular deformation. Hiroshima Math. J., 47(1),
                        87112. ISSN 0018-2079.
                        doi:10.32917/hmj/1492048849.<br>
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                                   [3]  Güneş Aktaş, Ç, to appear in
                        Deformation classification of quartic surfaces
                        with simple singularities. Rev. Mat. Iberoam.
                        doi:10.4171/RMI/1431</font></font><font
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                      color="#000000"><b><font color="#ff0000">Date:<font
                            color="#000000"> 3 November 2023</font></font></b>,
                      <b>Friday</b></font></font><br>
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