Representation theory of elliptic algebras
Chelsea Walton (Rice)
Abstract: In this talk, I will discuss how to use algebro-geometric and Poisson geometric methods to study the representation theory of noncommutative algebras that are ‘close’ to being commutative. Such algebras will include the 3- and the 4-dimensional Sklyanin algebras, which are noncommutative analogues of polynomial algebras whose behavior is governed by a certain elliptic curve. This will be based on joint work with Xingting Wang and Milen Yakimov available in PLMS (2019) and Selecta Math (2021). I also aim to keep the presentation as down-to-earth as possible so that everybody will have fun.
algebraic geometry
Audience: researchers in the topic
Comments: The synchronous discussion for Chelsea Walton’s talk is taking place not in zoom-chat, but at tinyurl.com/2022-01-21-cw (and will be deleted after ~3-7 days).
Stanford algebraic geometry seminar
Series comments: The seminar was online for a significant period of time, but for now is solely in person. More seminar information (including slides and videos, when available): agstanford.com
Organizer: | Ravi Vakil* |
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