Students
Current students
- Puyang Yu, Ph.D. student, 2021.9 -
- Yang Liu, Ph.D. student, 2023.9 -
- Ziqi Liu, Ph.D. student, 2022.9 -
- Tianqi Zhang, Ph.D. student, 2022.9 -
- Zhixiu Fan, Ph.D. student, 2023.9 -
Former students
Some personal advices on doing Ph.D. in birational geometry and related subjects
In many senses I agree with Yongqi Liang's opinions, you can read his webpage. The followings are some personal advices based on my own experience.
- Things one should learn in undergraduate:
- Some basic commutative algebra (e.g. Introduction to Commutative Algebra by Atiyah-Macdonald)
- Some basic algebraic geometry (e.g. Chapter I-III of Algebraic Geometry by Hartshorne)
- Some basic curve and surface theory (e.g. Chapter IV-V of Algebraic Geometry by Hartshorne, or Complex Algebraic Surfaces by Beauville)
- Things one should learn in first 1-2 years in graduate school:
- Some basic birational geometry (e.g. Positivity in Algebraic Geometry I&II by Lazarsfeld, Chapter II&III&V of Birational geometry of algebraic varieties by Kollár-Mori)
- Some advanced birational geometry (e.g. BCHM)
- Things one should do in graduate school and later:
- Find problem(s) you are interested
- Solve the problem(s) you find
- Get a Ph.D.
- Try hard to survive
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