Cheol Hyun Cho ,

Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics
Seoul National University

Address      

Cheol-Hyun Cho
Seoul National University
Department of Mathematical Sciences
San 56-1, Shinrimdong
Gwanakgu,
, Seoul  47907

Phone

(02) 880-6534

E-mail

chocheol#snu.ac.kr (with # replaced by @)

 

Research  :

Areas of research: Symplectic topology and geometry. Homotopy algebras, geometry of singulare spaces

  • Lagrangian Floer homology
  • Fukaya category and Mirror Symmetry
  • A-infinity algebras
  • Geometry on singular spaces.

Publications

Teaching

Teaching : 2009 Fall

1)      대수적 위상수학(algebraic topology-graduate course) :Link.

2)      고급수학2  Honor calculus 2: Link.

Office hours:  Anytime when I am in my office


SNU Topology Seminar  : Every tueday at 16:00.  Sangsan building #301.



Symplectic seminar Lecture Series (at SNU)

 

2009 Fall,

Every thursday 10 am– 12pm 상산관 301

Topic: click: 여기

 

Previously (2008 fall – winter)

l       Lectures on Floer homology   (By Cheol-Hyun Cho)

l       Lectures on spectral invariants  (By Stefan Muller):

 

Previously 2009 spring,

l  Rabinowitz Floer homology by Urs Frauenfelder,

l  Stratified Morse theory and Intersection cohomology, by Giovanni Marelli,


I am or was organizing

 

East Asia Symplectic Geometry Conference  (at Taiwan) : May 6 – 10, 2009.

 

Symplectic, contact and low dimensional topology, (NIMS, KOREA) : Nov 9-13, 2009

 

KMS-AMS conference, symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry special session(Seoul), Dec. 18-19, 2009

(Invited Speakers include: Paul Seidel, Ezra Getzler, Alexander Voronov, Hiroshige Kajiura, Bohan Fang)

 

For the schedule of lectures and special session: Click Here

 

Summer School on Hamiltonian dynamics and symplectic geometry. (July 12 – 16, 2010) at Seoul

(Main lecturer : Gabriel Paternain, Alberto Abbondandolo )

                                                                                                       I will speak at

International Conference on Mirror Symmetry and Gromov-Witten theory (NIMS, KOREA): Jan 11-15, 2010

 


I am one of the organizers of

Triangle Seminar on Quantum Geometry

 


What are we doing ?

                                                                                                  

Mathematics may be defined as the subject in which we never know what we are talking about, nor whether what we are saying is true.

- Bertrand Russell