The realization space of a matroid
Lukas Kühne (Universität Bielefeld)
Abstract: A matroid is a fundamental and widely studied object in combinatorics. Following a brief introduction to matroids, I will showcase parts of a new OSCAR module for matroids using several examples. My emphasis will be on the computation of the realization space of a matroid, which is the space of all hyperplane arrangements that have the given matroid as their intersection lattice.
In the second part, I will discuss an application in the realm of algebraic geometry, namely a novel connection between matroid realization spaces and the elliptic modular surfaces.
algebraic geometrycombinatorics
Audience: researchers in the topic
Tropical Geometry in Frankfurt/Zoom TGiF/Z
Series comments: Description: An afternoon seminar series on tropical geometry, known as the TGiZ ("Tropical Geometry in Zoom") or the TGiF ("Tropical Geometry in Frankfurt") seminar.
Please send an email to one of the organizers at the latest one day before a session if you wish to receive the Zoom link and password.
Videos of some past talks are available on YouTube here, while some slides can be found here.
| Organizers: | Andreas Gross*, Martin Ulirsch* |
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