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Deforming complex submanifolds: what, why and how?.

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In this talk I will discuss my research on the deformation theory of complex submanifolds. I hope to cover: what is a complex (sub)manifold, what is a deformation, why would we want to deform a complex submanifold and how do we deform a complex submanifold. The talk will be accessible to those with no background in differential geometry.

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