q-Opers — what they are and what are they good for?
Peter Koroteev (UC Berkeley and Rutgers University)
31-Mar-2022, 20:30-21:30 (4 years ago)
Abstract: I will introduce the new geometric object - (G,q)-opers on a Riemann surface where G is a simple simply connected Lie algebra. I will describe their applications in geometric Langlands and integrable systems. Using the formalism of (G,q)-opers we can describe spectrum of quantum integrable models, like XXZ spin chains and their generalizations in representation theory (so called quantum/classical duality). As a different application we can study wall crossing transformations between fundamental solutions of Fuchsian ODEs with regular singularities (ODE/IM correspondence) using (G,q)-oper connections.
algebraic geometrysymplectic geometry
Audience: researchers in the topic
| Organizer: | Rina Anno* |
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