Computational Algebra Seminar

Andreas-Stephan Elsenhans
(Bayreuth)
K3-surfaces and Picard groups
3pm–4pm, Thursday 3rd March, 2011
Carslaw 535
The most interesting invariant of a K3 surfaces is its Picard group. A method for the computation was introduced by van Luijk. In this talk I will present my work on improving and testing this method.

The Computational Algebra Group is a research group within the School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sydney.