Explore a fascinating 17-minute conference talk by Xiao (Griffin) Wang from the Institute for Advanced Study, delving into the intriguing topic of "Swallowed Kashiwara Crystals by Accident." Delivered as part of the Short Talks by Postdoctoral Members series on October 1, 2024, this presentation offers a unique perspective on an unexpected discovery in the field of mathematical physics. Gain insights into the accidental nature of this finding and its potential implications for the study of Kashiwara crystals, a concept in representation theory and quantum algebra.
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Swallowed Kashiwara Crystals by Accident - Xiao (Griffin) Wang
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Institute for Advanced Study
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