Del Duca Workshop on Cremona Groups

23-27 September 2019, Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse

Giulio Tiozzo: "Introduction to random walks"

Joseph Maher: "Hyperbolic spaces and the WPD property"

Giulio Tiozzo: "The Poisson boundary"

Joseph Maher: "Abundance of normal subgroups"

Jérémy Blanc: "Overview of the general strategy to study algebraic subgroups of Bir(X)"

Ronan Terpereau: "Automorphisms of P¹-bundles over surfaces"

Andrea Fanelli: "Automorphisms of Del Pezzo fibrations and Sarkisov links in dimension 3"

Enrica Floris: "Fano fibrations over a curve in higher dimension"

Yves Cornulier

Rémi Bignalet: "Homaloidal curves of arbitrarily large degree in positive charateristic"

Pascal Fong: "Connected algebraic groups acting birationally on ruled surfaces"

Isac Hedén: "On the Borel Subgroups of the Plane Cremona Group"

Anne Lonjou: "Generators of proper normal subgroups of the Cremona group"

Julia Schneider: "Relations in the plane Cremona group over perfect fields"

ShengYuan Zhao: "Embeddings of Z² into plane Cremona groups"

Cassoulet Party (for the Cremona Group)

Train station → hotels:
Red metro line A (to "Jean Jaurès" for Le Cousture, or "St Cyprien République" for Adagio).
Airport → hotels :
You can take the shuttle (8 euros) to the bus & train station, and then as above.

A cheaper (but little slower) alternative is to take the tramway, and then change at "Arènes" (which is distinct from "Arènes Romaines"!) for the red metro line A.
Airport → University:
Shuttle to "Compans Caffarelli", and then yellow metro line B to "University Paul Sabatier".
Le Cousture → University:
Yellow metro line B from "Jean Jaures", stop at "University Paul Sabatier", the math building is a 4 minutes walk from the station.
Adagio → University:
Red metro line A from "St Cyprien République" to "Jean Jaurès", and then as above.
Tisséo website (Toulouse public transportation)