Bongartz co-completions in cluster algebras and its applications
Peigen Cao (Nagoya University)
31-Jan-2024, 04:30-05:30 (23 months ago)
Abstract: A cluster algebra is a Z-subalgebra of a rational function field generated by a special set of generators called cluster variables, which are grouped into overlapping subsets of fixed size, called clusters. One can travel from one cluster to the others by a recursive process called mutation. In this talk I will introduce Bongartz co-completions in cluster algebras and give its applications to Fomin-Zelevinsky’s conjectures on denominator vectors and exchange graphs of cluster algebras.
combinatoricsquantum algebrarings and algebrasrepresentation theory
Audience: researchers in the topic
OIST representation theory seminar
Series comments: Timings of this seminar may vary from week to week.
| Organizer: | Liron Speyer* |
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