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April 26 - May 1, 2026
Room 202, Astronomy Mathematics Bldg., NTU

Aim & Scope

This workshop explores extremal transitions and mirror symmetry through geometric, analytic, arithmetic, and integral structures arising from Calabi–Yau moduli on both the A- and B-sides and their degenerations. It features four mini-courses (two 90-minute lectures each) by the organizers, providing structured introductions to central themes, together with 60-minute research talks by invited speakers on recent developments and open problems. The goal is to foster the exchange of ideas and to develop a common language across these interconnected areas.

Speakers

Martin Guest ( Waseda University )

Shinobu Hosono ( Gakushuin University )

Atsushik Kanazawa ( Waseda University )

Chin-Lung Wang ( TIMS & National Taiwan University )

Invited Speakers *Online

Konstantin Aleshkin ( Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe)

You-Cheng Chou ( Korea Institute for Advanced Study )

Yuki Koto ( Academia Sinica )

Shuang-Yen Lee ( National Taiwan University )

Tsung-Ju Lee ( National Cheng Kung University )

Fumihiko Sanda ( Gakushuin University )

Yota Shamoto* ( Yamato University )

Sz-Sheng Wang ( National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University )

Po-Sheng Wu ( National Taiwan University )

Jeng-Daw Yu ( TIMS & National Taiwan University )

Organizers

Martin Guest ( Waseda University )

Shinobu Hosono ( Gakushuin University )

Atsushik Kanazawa ( Waseda University )

Chin-Lung Wang ( TIMS & National Taiwan University )

Sponsors

Taida Institute for Mathematical Sciences ( TIMS )

National Taiwan University ( National Taiwan University )

National Science and Technology Council ( NSTC )

Registration

Please click here or scan the the QR code below for registration by April 22.