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SUMMARY:Alfredo Najera (UNAM-Oaxaca)
DTSTART:20211022T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/LAGARTOS/31/
 ">Cluster algebras\, deformation theory and beyond</a>\nby Alfredo Najera 
 (UNAM-Oaxaca) as part of (LAGARTOS) Latin American Real and Tropical Geome
 try Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nThe purpose of this talk is to explain a fruitf
 ul  interaction of ideas/constructions coming from the theory of  cluster 
 algebras\, representation theory of quivers and  deformation theory.\n\nTh
 e representation theory of quivers is a well developed  branch of mathemat
 ics that has been very active for nearly 50 years.  The theory of cluster 
 algebras is much younger\, it was initiated by  Fomin and Zelevinsky in 20
 01.  Various important developments in these  theories have emerged in the
  last 15 years thanks to the deep relation  that exists in between them. A
 fter a gentle introduction to this circle of  ideas I will recall the cons
 truction of a simplicial complex K(A) -- the tau-tilting complex-- associa
 ted to a finite  dimensional path algebra A. Then I will report on one asp
 ect  of work-in-progress with Nathan Ilten and Hipólito Treffinger. We sh
 ow  that if K(A) is a cluster complex of finite type then the  associated 
 cluster algebra with universal coefficients is equal to a  canonically ide
 ntified subfamily of the semiuniversal family for the  Stanley-Reisner rin
 g of K(A).  Time permitting\, and depending on the audience's preference\,
  I will elaborate  either  on some aspects of the "non-cluster" case (name
 ly\,  when K(A) is not a cluster complex) or on the interpretation of thes
 e results from the point of view of tropical geometry.\n
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