The Erwin Schrödinger Institute hosted an 11-week programme on Mathematical Aspects of String Theory from September 3 to November 16 2001.

During this time, the Erwin Schrödinger Institute provided a stimulating environment for mathematicians and physicists working on string theory to exchange ideas and collaborate at the highest scientific level. In addition to various sets of introductory lectures, there was a relaxed schedule of seminars by the participants. See the programme and the schedule for more details.

The programme concentrated primarily on noncommutative geometry, mathematical aspects of D-branes (including mirror symmetry and K-theory) and geometrical aspects of the AdS/CFT correspondence.

In this website you can find the latest information about this programme.

For more details about the nature and style of the programmes held at the Schrödinger Institute, we refer you to the institute's web pages.