SEGC 2006 -- Charleston, SC

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The 17th annual Southeast Geometry Conference will be held at the College of Charleston, in historic Charleston, South Carolina. The talks, which will begin in the morning on Saturday, March 4th and conclude on the afternoon of Sunday, March 5th, 2006, will take place in the room 207 of the Tate Center at #9 Liberty Street (see campus map).
Students and researchers from all areas of geometry (including, but not limited to, algebraic geometry, differential geometry, symplectic geometry, and applications of geometry to mathematical physics) will be presenting their research in 40-minute talks. This year the conference will have a special focus on connections between geometry and physics.
The conference is free and open to the public. Feel free to show up unannounced if you would like to attend, but if possible, please let us know that you are coming so that we can be sure to have enough coffee and seating for everyone.

View the schedule of speakers and talks.
View abstracts of the talks, with links to speaker's homepages and other resources.
We have reserved a block of rooms at the Barksdale House Inn (843-577-4800), a bed and breakfast at 27 George Street for March 3-6. There are 12 rooms reserved and the cut-off date is Feb. 20th. Mention that you're attending the conference to get the rate of $89 per night for the College. Another inexpensive alternative that is about 15 minutes walk from the conference is the Not So Hostel.
View a campus map with parking locations.
View a list of restaurants within walking distance of the conference.
Get travel directions for the conference and hotels, along with parking information.
Visit the websites of the Math Department and the College of Charleston.

The SEGC is supported by the National Science Foundation and by the Department of Mathematics at the College of Charleston.