Lehre:
Im Sommersemester 2009 betreue ich das 2. Seminar zum Thema
"Knotentheorie". Meine Sprechstunde ist Do, 15-16.
Publikationen und Preprints:
Fabert, O. and P. Rossi: Topological recursion relation in symplectic field theory. in preparation.
Fabert, O.:
Gravitational descendants in symplectic field theory.
ArXiv preprint (0907.0789), 2009.
Schmidt, M., O. Fabert:
Ellipsoidal Wavelet Representation of the
Gravity Field. Ohio State University Report 487, 2008.
Fabert, O.:
Counting trivial curves in rational symplectic field theory.
ArXiv preprint (0709.3312), 2007.
Fabert, O.:
Contact Homology for Hamiltonian mapping tori.
Comm. Math. Helv. 85, 2010.
Schmidt, M., O. Fabert, C.K. Shum: On the Estimation of a Multi-Resolution
Representation of the Gravity Field Based on Spherical Harmonics and
Wavelets. Journal of Geodynamics 39, pp. 512-526, 2005.
Schmidt, M., J. Kusche, J.P. van Loon, C.K. Shum, S.C. Han,
O. Fabert: Multiresolution Representation of a Regional Geoid
from Satellite and Terrestrial Gravity Data. in: Gravity, Geoid
and Space Missions 2004, IAG Symposia, vol. 129, Springer, 2005.
Schmidt, M., O. Fabert, C.K. Shum: Towards the Estimation of a
Multi-Resolution Representation of the Gravity Field Based on
Spherical Wavelets. in: A Window on the Future of Geodesy, IAG
General Assembly 2003, IAG Symposia, vol. 128, Springer, 2005.
Fabert, O.:
Effiziente Wavelet Filterung mit hoher
Zeit-Frequenz-Aufloesung. Publikationen der Deutsche Geodaetische Kommission, Reihe A, No. 119,
C.H. Beck, Muenchen, 2004.
ISBN: 3 7696 8199 1
Fabert, O., M. Schmidt: Wavelet Filtering with High Time-Frequency
Resolution and Effective Numerical Implementation Applied on
Polar Motion. Artificial Satellites 38(1), pp. 3-14, 2003.
Kommende Vortragstermine:
Vorträge:
A TQFT approach to Gromov-Witten theory and (quantum) integrable systems. Oberseminar Geometrie und Analysis,
Augsburg, 13.05.2009.
Symplectic field theory of closed geodesics and integrable systems. Seminar "Symplect'X", Paris, 03.04.2009.
SFT and integrable systems (beyond the circle bundle case). Oberseminar Geometrie WS08/09 (Prof. Dr. J. Jost),
Max-Plank-Institut für Mathematik in den Naturwissenschaften, Leipzig, 22.01.2009.
SFT + integrable systems (beyond circle bundles). Oberseminar Geometrie WS08/09 (Prof. D. Kotschick,
Prof. K. Cieliebak), LMU München, 25.11.2008.
Trivial curves, obstruction bundles and the action filtration in SFT. Symplektisches Seminar FS08 (Prof.D. Salamon),
ETH Zürich, 31.03.2008
Trivial Curves in Symplectic Field Theory. Workshop
New Applications and Generalizations of Floer Theory, Banff (Kanada), 17.05.2007
(Foto)
Symplectic field theory for trivial mapping tori. Floer-Homologie-Seminar (K.Mohnke), Berlin, 21.02.2007.
Counting trivial curves in rational symplectic field theory.
Brussels-Cologne Joint Seminar (F.Bourgeois, H.Geiges), Brüssel, 29.01.2007.
What is ... a Field Theory ? Zurich Graduate School Colloquium WS06/07, ETH und Uni Zürich, 19.12.2006
Floer Homology in Symplectic Field Theory. Symplektisches Seminar WS06/07 (Prof.D. Salamon),
ETH Zürich, 6.11.2006
Counting Trivial Curves in Symplectic Field Theory. Oberseminar Geometrie WS06/07 (Prof. D. Kotschick,
Prof. K. Cieliebak), LMU München, 17.10.2006.
(with M. Schmidt)
Ellipsoidische Wavelet-Theorie.
Geodätische Woche, INTERGEO 2006,
Neue Messe München, 11.10.2006
Symplectic Field Theory for Mapping Tori. International Conference on Global
Differential Geometry, Münster, Germany, 14.-19.8.2006.
Contact Homology for Hamiltonian Mapping Tori. Oberseminar Geometrie SS06 (Prof. D. Kotschick,
Prof. K. Cieliebak), LMU München, 2.5.2006.
Floer Homology and Symplectic Field Theory. Oberseminar Geometrie SS05 (Prof. D. Kotschick,
Prof. K. Cieliebak), LMU München, 10.5.2005.
(with Schmidt, M., J. Kusche, C.K. Shum, S.-C. Han) Multi-Resolution
Representation of Regional Gravity Data Sets. 1st EGU General Assembly, Nice, France,
26.-30.4.2004.
(with Schmidt, M., S.-C. Han, C.K. Shum) Gravity Field Determination Using
Multi-Resolution Techniques. 2nd International GOCE User Workshop, ESA, Esrin,
Italy, 8.-10.3.2004.
High-Resolution Regional Gravity Model. Geodetic seminar, TU Delft, Netherlands,
5.12.2003.
Regularization Using Spherical Wavelets. Oberseminar Mathematische
Physik ( LS Prof. Siedentop ), LMU München, 25.04.2003 (Vortrag)
(with Schmidt, M., C.K. Shum) On the Estimation of a Multi-Resolution
Representation of the Gravity Field Based on Spherical Harmonics and Wavelets.
AGU - EGU Joint Assembly, Nice, France, 6.- 11.04.2003 (Poster)
(with M. Schmidt) Regional Equipotential Surfaces from Satellite and Regional
Terrestrial Data Using Multiresolution Analysis. AGU - EGU Joint Assembly, Nice,
France, 6.- 11.04.2003 (Vortrag)
An Effective Filtering Method with High Time-Frequency Resolution -
Extraction of the Chandler Wobble. Lehrveranstaltung 'Present Research in Advanced
Geodesy' ( Prof. H. Schuh ), TU Wien, 19.03.2003 (Vortrag)
Regularisierende sphärische Wavelets - Regionale Äquipotentialflächen aus
Satellitendaten und regionalen terrestrischen Daten. IAPG Oberseminar ( Prof. Rummel,
Prof. Rothacher ), TU München, 17.02.2003 (Vortrag)
(with Schmidt, M., C.K. Shum) Multi-Resolution Representation and Estimation of
the Gravity Field Using Spherical Wavelets. AGU 2002 Fall Meeting, San Francisco,
U.S.A., 6.- 10.12.2002 (Poster)
(with M. Schmidt) A Wavelet Filterbank for High Resolution Signal Decomposition
- Extraction of the Chandler Wobble. Weikko A. Heiskanen Symposium, Columbus,
Ohio, U.S.A., 1.- 4.10.2002 (Poster)
A Wavelet Filterbank for High Resolution Signal Decomposition - Extraction
of the Chandler Wobble. Group Meeting ( Prof. C.K. Shum ), The Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A., 18.09.2002 (Vortrag)
(with H. Schmitz-Hübsch, M. Schmidt) Chandler and Annual Wobble determined by
Wavelet Filtering. EGS XXVII General Assembly, Nice, France, 22.- 26.04.2002 (Poster)
High Resolution Wavelet Filtering. EGS XXVII General Assembly, Nice,
France, 22.- 26.04.2002 (Poster)
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