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Birational geometry and moduli spaces of fibrations, foliations and related objects.

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Recent progress in birational geometry has allowed for the development of a moduli theory for higher dimensional varieties patterned on the classical moduli theory of stable curves. I will spend some time explaining these new developments, before changing gears and considering the related problem of constructing moduli spaces of fibrations and indicate perspective on this problem through a broader framework of moduli of foliations.

This talk is part of the Algebraic Geometry Seminar series.

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