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Motives in Paris and Regulators in Barcelona

Andreas Holmstrom wrote 1 week ago: The Events page has been updated again. Some highlights: Copenhagen Topology Conference (Jan 8-10) C … more →

Tags: algebraic cycles, algebraic varieties, Beilinson regulator, Conferences, Copenhagen, Hodge, Math Events, motives, Regulators

real multilinear algebra2 comments

juanmarqz wrote 1 week ago: el álgebra multilineal sobre los números reales, , incluye a las formas diferenciales euclideas, ahí … more →

Tags: Algebra., Categoria(?), Category, cucei math, multilinear algebra, What Is Math, álgebra multilineal, de Rham complex, differential forms

Leaving on a jet plane

christopherdrup wrote 1 month ago: All my bags are packed, I’m ready to go to the Mobile, Alabama. Cornelius Pillen invited me to … more →

Tags: research mathematics, Seminar

Anabelian puzzle 4: What is the probability that a set of n points has no 3 collinear?15 comments

JSE wrote 3 months ago: OK, this isn’t really an anabelian puzzle, but it was presented to me at the anabelian confere … more →

Tags: Math, Number Theory, Algebraic Geometry, finite fields, moduli spaces, configuration space, anabelian, skorobogatov

excuses, excuses

toomuchcoffeeman wrote 3 months ago: Well, the Shavgulidze preprint [henceforth [ETS]] and Brin’s notes [henceforth [MGB]] have bee … more →

Tags: Academe, Expository, amenability, Research, thompson_f

Semi-expository project: amenability of Thompson's group F

toomuchcoffeeman wrote 3 months ago: Since I’ll be doing some teaching this coming semester – for the first time in a while … more →

Tags: Academe, Expository, amenability, thompson_f

Fuckin' Concrete Contemporary Abstract Algebra [Free eBook Download]

Nicolas Bourbaki Junior wrote 5 months ago: Do you want some fuck? How about some fuckin’ juicy algebra? Fuckin’ yeah? Ok, today you … more →

Tags: mathematics, Abstract Algebra, Algebra., Algebraic Geometry, homology, Math, Nicolas Bourbaki, Nicolas Bourbaki Junior, Science

The Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch Theorem, a proof-sketch3 comments

Matt DeLand wrote 5 months ago: By this time I’m sure everyone whose curiousity was piqued by the statement of the Grothendiec … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Big Theorems

Addendum to "Hochschild cohomology"

christopherdrup wrote 6 months ago: My oh my, how many mistakes one can find in a week’s time. It turns out some of my initial exu … more →

Tags: mathematics

Hochschild cohomology1 comment

christopherdrup wrote 6 months ago: I’ve been thinking a lot about Hochschild cohomology lately. For the uninitiated, given an ass … more →

Tags: mathematics, cup product

Homotopical categories and simplicial sheaves3 comments

Andreas Holmstrom wrote 6 months ago: (This is an expanded version of the 2nd part of a talk I gave last month. For the first part, see th … more →

Tags: simplicial sheaves, Motivic homotopy theory, homotopy theory, Toen, Stacks, homotopical categories, simplicial schemes, Deligné, Lurie

Applications of the Schubert Calculus

Charles Siegel wrote 6 months ago: Ok, this is going to be my last post in enumerative geometry for a while, as I’m kind of drift … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Algebraic Topology, Combinatorics, Computational methods, Enumerative Geometry, Intersection Theory

q-analogues and homogeneous spaces2 comments

Steven Sam wrote 7 months ago: While I was working on my final paper for the course on quivers that I’m taking this semester, … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Combinatorics, q-analogues

Lieblich's counter counterexample example3 comments

JSE wrote 7 months ago: Max Lieblich gave a great talk at WAGS yesterday about something that looks like a counterexample to … more →

Tags: Math, Number Theory, Talks, Algebraic Geometry, hasse principle, rational points, max lieblich

Pieri and Giambelli Formulas1 comment

Charles Siegel wrote 7 months ago: It’s been a few weeks, but now I’m back and today we’ll talk about the multiplicat … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Algebraic Topology, Combinatorics, Computational methods, Enumerative Geometry, Intersection Theory

What is geometry?29 comments

Andreas Holmstrom wrote 7 months ago: (This is an extended set of notes for Part 1 of a talk I gave a few days ago at the Young Researcher … more →

Tags: Talks, Geometry, geometric category

Moduli Spaces of Connections - Two Recent Talks1 comment

Jeffrey Morton wrote 7 months ago: In the last couple of weeks of the winter term, there were two series of talks here at UWO, by diffe … more →

Tags: Geometry, groupoids, homotopy theory, moduli spaces, Talks

The Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch Theorem, Stated4 comments

Matt DeLand wrote 8 months ago: Suppose you have a proper map between smooth (quasi) projective varieties.  Then suppose you have a … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Big Theorems, Intersection Theory

Schubert Classes and Cellular Cohomology4 comments

Charles Siegel wrote 8 months ago: So, as of the last post in the series, we defined Schubert cells.  We’re going to use them to … more →

Tags: Algebraic Geometry, Combinatorics, Algebraic Topology, Computational methods, Intersection Theory, Enumerative Geometry


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