Courses: external
The following courses were scheduled for the external academic year:
The following courses were scheduled for the external academic year:
James Lewis : lewisjd@ualberta.ca
University of Alberta
A course in general topology or metric space topology (required)
A course in group theory (strongly recommended)
This course is available for registration under the Western Dean's Agreement but registrations must be approved by the course instructor. Please contact the instructor (using the email link to the left) including details of how you meet the course prerequisites. Next, you must complete the Western Deans' Agreement form , with the following course details:
Completed forms should be returned to your graduate advisor who will sign it and take the required steps. For students at PIMS sites, please see this list to find your graduate advisor, for other sites, contacts can be found on the Western Deans' Agreement contact page .
The Western Deans' Agreement provides an automatic tuition fee waiver for visiting students. Graduate students paying normal required tuition fees at their home institution will not pay tuition fees to the host institution. However, students will typically be be required to pay other ancillary fees to the host institution, or explicitly request exemptions (e.g. Insurance or travel fees). Details vary by university, so please contact the graduate student advisor at your institution for help completing the form. Links to fee information and contact information for PIMS member universities is available below in the WDA section.
Students at universities not covered by the WDA but which are part of the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies (CAGS) may still be eligible to register for some courses under the terms of the Canadian University Graduate Transfer Agreement (CUGTA). Details of this program vary by university and registration is also typically subject to ancillary fees. Both your local and the hosting university must participate in the agreement (e.g. UBC does not participate in CAGS). Please contact the relevant graduate student advisors for more information.
These lectures form an expanded version of a series of lectures delivered by Lewis during 13-19 August 2000 at the Instituto de Matematics at UNAM in Cuernavaca, and 20-24 August 2000 at the Instituto de Matematics at UNAM in Mexico City, as part of the conference activity on Geometria Algebraica y Algebra Conmutativa. They are intended to give a survey of the subject on Algebraic Cycles.
This is an online course provided by zoom. There will be three lectures per week (MWF).