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Seminar Algebra and Combinatorics

University of Leipzig

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seminar

02.11.22 05.06.24

Seminar Algebra and Combinatorics

seminar

02.11.22 05.06.24

Seminar Algebra and Combinatorics

- Previous Events

Previous Events


06.06.24	Swiatoslaw Gal (University of Wrocław) : Semibounded cohomology In 2002 Polterovich proved that groups with distorted elements do not act on symplectically hyperbolic manifolds by Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms. In 2011 Jarek Kędra and the speaker simplified the proof using boundedness property of a certain cohomology class on the group of Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms. It took us about another ten years to reformulate Pollterovich theorem. The group of Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms of a symplectically hyperbolic manifold carries a metric which respect to all elements are undistorted. In the talk I will explain this boundedness property and discuss various situation it is useful.
23.05.24	Gabor Kun (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Budapest) : tba
25.04.24	Wolfgang Lück (Universität Bonn) : On the Farrell-Jones Conjecture I will give a non-technical survey over the Farrell-Jones Conjecture and its application. It aims at the computation of the algebraic K- and L-groups of group rings of discrete groups, which are computed in terms of equivariant homology groups of certain classifying spaces. It has many applications to prominent problems in topology, geometry, and algebra. Examples are the Borel Conjecture, which predicts the topological rigidity of closed aspherical manifolds, and the Idempotent Conjecture, which predicts that the complex group ring of a torsionfree group has no non-trivial idempotents. The Conjecture is known for instance for hyperbolic and CAT(0)-groups. Its proof uses methods from equivariant homotopy theory, controlled topology, dynamical systems, and geometric group theory. At the end I will report on a very recent formulation and proof of Arthur Bartels and myself of a version of the Farrell-Jones Conjecture for the Hecke algebra of reductive p-adic groups which is of great interest to the theory of smooth representations of such groups.
11.04.24	Bernhard Reinke (MPI MiS, Leipzig) : Iterated monodromy groups of entire transcendental functions
04.04.24	Anush Tserunyan (McGill University, Montreal) : tba


03.11.22	Bernd Sturmfels (MPI MiS, Leipzig) : Four-dimensional Lie algebras revisited We discuss a system of 16 quadratic equations in 24 variables that arises in the study of Lie algebras. The solutions are the Lie algebra structures on a 4-dimensional vector space. There are four irreducible components of dimension 11. We compute their degrees and Hilbert polynomials, and thereby answer a 1999 question by Kirillov and Neretin. This is joint work with Laurent Manivel and Svala Sverrisdottir.

03.11.22

Bernd Sturmfels (MPI MiS, Leipzig) : Four-dimensional Lie algebras revisited

We discuss a system of 16 quadratic equations in 24 variables that arises in the study of Lie algebras. The solutions are the Lie algebra structures on a 4-dimensional vector space. There are four irreducible components of dimension 11. We compute their degrees and Hilbert polynomials, and thereby answer a 1999 question by Kirillov and Neretin. This is joint work with Laurent Manivel and Svala Sverrisdottir.