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June 7, 2011 
308, Mathematics Research Center Building (ori. New Math. Bldg.)

Four sets of lecture series will be delivered around the theme "advanced topics in mirror symmetry and related developments in recent years". The level should be suitable for graduate students and young researchers with some background in classical mirror symmetry (such as basic Gromov-Witten theory) and basic notions in quantum field theory (though this is not absolutely required). Each lecture series consists of three 100-minute lectures. The emphasis will be more on the conceptual developments rather than specific technical details. The aim is to provide the participants a better perspective to pursue studies on related problems.

Topics will include:

1. Mirror symmetry in higher genus (e.g. BCOV).
2. Givental's axiomatic GW theory.
3. Real structure and tt* equations.
4. Recent aspects from physics including open strings.

Invited Speakers	．	Wu-Yen Chuang ( National Taiwan University )
	．	Martin A. Guest ( Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan )
	．	Pei-Ming Ho ( Department of Physics, National Taiwan University )
	．	Shinobu Hosono ( The University of Tokyo, Japan )
	．	Yuan-Pin Lee ( University of Utah, USA & Department of Mathematics, National Taiwan University )
	．	Masa-Hiko Saito ( Kobe University, Japan )
Organizers	．	Martin A. Guest ( Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan )
	．	Yuan-Pin Lee ( University of Utah, USA & National Taiwan University )
	．	Chin-Lung Wang ( National Taiwan University )
Sponsors	．	Taida Institute for Mathematical Sciences ( TIMS )
	．	Grant from National Chair Professorship of Ministry of Education (C.-L. Wang)
More Information		For any further information, please consult the above menu links or contact Ms. Wei-Jhen Tsai (tassist1@tims.ntu.edu.tw).
Program
10:00 ~ 11:00

Support  Domestic and international participants are welcome to register for the school. Upon request, TIMS will be able to provide partial support to a limited number of graduate students/young postdocs for their participation in the school.