Pablo Castilla -- Qualifying Exam
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Pablo Castilla, University of Kentucky
Title: TBA
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Location:
745 POT
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Qualifying Examination
Pablo Castilla -- Qualifying Exam
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Pablo Castilla, University of Kentucky
Title: TBA
Abstract:
Date:
Location:
745 POT
Event Series:
Maxwell Hosler - Qualifying Examination
Date:
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Location:
POT 108
Event Series:
Maxwell Hosler - Qualifying Examination
Date:
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Location:
POT 108
Event Series:
Aswin Rangasamy Venkatesan - Qualifying Examination
Title: Quiver representations and syzygies of Gorenstein algebras
Date:
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Location:
POT 745
Event Series:
Aswin Rangasamy Venkatesan - Qualifying Examination
Title: Quiver representations and syzygies of Gorenstein algebras
Date:
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Location:
POT 745
Event Series:
Emma Pickard, UK
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Emma Pickard, University of Kentucky
Title: Degeneracy loci and permutation groups
Abstract:
Any permutation sigma in S_n determines n^2 rank conditions on any n by n matrix. In doing so, sigma determines a degeneracy locus for a flagged vector bundle on a variety by imposing rank conditions on each fiber. The dimension of such loci and values of the rank can be obtained from diagrams constructed based on only the permutation itself. We will begin exploring these diagrams and loci with our standard symmetric group, and then move to explore other types of permutation groups and their corresponding diagrams. This work is based primarily on the work of William Fulton and David Anderson.
Date:
Location:
745 POT
Event Series:
Emma Pickard, UK
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Emma Pickard, University of Kentucky
Title: Degeneracy loci and permutation groups
Abstract:
Any permutation sigma in S_n determines n^2 rank conditions on any n by n matrix. In doing so, sigma determines a degeneracy locus for a flagged vector bundle on a variety by imposing rank conditions on each fiber. The dimension of such loci and values of the rank can be obtained from diagrams constructed based on only the permutation itself. We will begin exploring these diagrams and loci with our standard symmetric group, and then move to explore other types of permutation groups and their corresponding diagrams. This work is based primarily on the work of William Fulton and David Anderson.
Date:
Location:
745 POT
Event Series:
Emma Pickard, UK
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Emma Pickard, University of Kentucky
Title: Degeneracy loci and permutation groups
Abstract:
Any permutation sigma in S_n determines n^2 rank conditions on any n by n matrix. In doing so, sigma determines a degeneracy locus for a flagged vector bundle on a variety by imposing rank conditions on each fiber. The dimension of such loci and values of the rank can be obtained from diagrams constructed based on only the permutation itself. We will begin exploring these diagrams and loci with our standard symmetric group, and then move to explore other types of permutation groups and their corresponding diagrams. This work is based primarily on the work of William Fulton and David Anderson.
Date:
Location:
745 POT
Event Series:
Emma Pickard - Qualifying Examination
Qualifying Exam
Speaker: Emma Pickard, University of Kentucky
Title: Degeneracy loci and permutation groups
Abstract:
Any permutation sigma in S_n determines n^2 rank conditions on any n by n matrix. In doing so, sigma determines a degeneracy locus for a flagged vector bundle on a variety by imposing rank conditions on each fiber. The dimension of such loci and values of the rank can be obtained from diagrams constructed based on only the permutation itself. We will begin exploring these diagrams and loci with our standard symmetric group, and then move to explore other types of permutation groups and their corresponding diagrams. This work is based primarily on the work of William Fulton and David Anderson.
Date:
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Location:
POT 745
Event Series: