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SUMMARY:Alexei Yu. Pirkovskii (HSE Moscow)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/NYC-NCG/127/
 ">Nonformal deformations of algebras of holomorphic functions</a>\nby Alex
 ei Yu. Pirkovskii (HSE Moscow) as part of Noncommutative geometry in NYC\n
 \n\nAbstract\nFormal deformations of associative algebras are by now class
 ical and relatively well-studied objects. They were introduced by Gerstenh
 aber in 1964\, and they are interesting especially because of their relati
 on to deformation quantization. By contrast\, the theory of nonformal defo
 rmations is now at a much earlier stage of development.  Roughly\, a gener
 al feature of all existing approaches to nonformal deformations\, which di
 stinguishes them from formal deformations\, is that the role of the "base"
  ring is now played by a certain algebra of functions (continuous\, or smo
 oth\, or holomorphic...) rather than by the algebra of formal power series
 . This makes nonformal deformations quite attractive from the physical poi
 nt of view\, because they allow evaluating the deformed star product at co
 ncrete nonzero values of the deformation parameter (Planck's constant). In
  this talk\, our main objects will be nonformal (or\, more exactly\, holom
 orphic) deformations of the algebras of holomorphic functions on the polyd
 isc and on the ball in $\\mathbb{C}^n$. We will discuss some properties of
  such deformations and their relation to formal deformations. If time perm
 its\, we will compare our approach to holomorphic deformations with S. Wal
 dmann's approach\, which is better adapted to deformation quantization\, b
 ut which applies only to some proper subalgebras of the algebras of holomo
 rphic functions.\n
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