Algebraic Geometry I - Wintersemester 2013/14


Dr. Eugen Hellmann
E-mail: hellmann (add @math.uni-bonn.de)

Monday 12-14h, Thursday 10-12h, Kleiner Hörsaal, Wegelerstraße 10
First lecture: 14.10.2013

Contents

The lecture course provides an introduction to modern algebraic geometry i.e. the theory of schemes. The provisional schedule includes:
  • Affine and projective algebraic sets
  • Sheaf theory
  • Definition of Varieties and Schemes and their basic properties
  • Subschemes, products, dimension
  • Coherent and quasi-coherent modules
  • Vector bundles, lines bundles
  • Representable functors

Prerequisites

The lecture builds on the lecture course Algebra I .
Knowledge of commutative algebra on the level of the book of Atiyah, MacDonald (including quotients, localizations, tensor products, Krull dimension, Hilbert's Nullstellensatz, Noether normalization) and knowledge of Galois theory is required.

Exercise sessions

There are weekly exercise sessions accompanying the lecture. Qualifying conditions for the exam: scoring at least 50% of the points obtainable on the exercise sheets.

Group Time and Place Tutor Participants
Group 1 Monday 16-18h, Room N 0.003 Andreas Mihatsch Group 1
Group 2 Wednesday 12-14h, Room SR 0.007 Emanuel Reinecke Group 2

Exercise sheets

Exam

The exam takes place in the last lecture: 06.02.2014, 10-12h, Kleiner Hörsaal, Wegelerstraße 10.
The exam and the solutions (partly a bit sketchy) can be found here.
Second exam: 31.03.2014, 10-12h, Kleiner Hörsaal. Please be at the lecutre hall at 09:50h so that we can start on time. You need to bring a pen and an ID.
You can have a look at the exam and the corrections on Tuesday April 1st, 11-12h in the Hausdorffraum.

References

  • U. Görtz, T. Wedhorn: Algebraic Geometry I , Springer Vieweg
  • A. Grothendieck, J. Dieudonné: Éléments de Géométrie Algébrique I-IV, Publ. Math. IHES
  • R. Hartshorne : Algebraic Geometry, Springer
  • D. Mumford: The Red Book of Varieties and Schemes, Springer


Last modified: 06. 02. 2014, Eugen Hellmann