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Overview
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This course explores the geometrical realization of centers in algebra, with a focus on the links between representation categories and singular cohomology of algebraic varieties. By reviewing examples and explaining connections between the center of small quantum groups and the cohomology of certain affine Springer fibers, learners will gain insights into this important invariant. The course covers topics such as quantum groups, deformation, compatibility, and admissible representations, making it suitable for individuals interested in Lie theory, algebra, and mathematical structures. The teaching method involves a lecture format with theoretical explanations and examples to illustrate key concepts.
Syllabus
Intro
Table of contents
Cohomology
Theme
Springer resolution
Relation to the center
Affine Springer fibers elliptic and split
Our setting
Quantum groups
The small quantum group
Deformation of
The center of
Compatibility
Dimension estimation
Further remarks
Modular analog (work in progress)
Relation to 34 TOFT
Admissible representations and eliptic fiber
Other examples
Taught by
International Mathematical Union