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SAGBI bases and mirror constructions for Kronecker moduli spaces
Elana Kalashnikov - University of Waterloo
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Quantum toroidal algebras and spiralling branes
Yegor Zenkevich - University of Edinburgh
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The Delannoy Category
Noah Snyder - Indiana University
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Factorisation Quantum Groups
Alexei Latyntsev - University of Southern Denmark
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Brane Webs and Magnetic Quivers
Julius Grimminger - University of Oxford
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Positive traces on deformations of Kleinian singularities
Daniil Kliuev - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Multiplicative Global Springer Theory - VIRTUAL
Marielle Ong - University of Toronto
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Partition counting, instantons and enumerative geometry
Richard Szabo - Heriot-Watt University
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Spark algebras and quantum groups
Tudor Dimofte - University of Edinburgh
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Monster Lie Algebra: Friend or Foe?
Maryam Khaqan - Emory University
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Building blocks of W-algebras and duality
Shigenori Nakatsuka - University of Alberta
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SAGBI bases and mirror constructions for Kronecker moduli spaces
Elana Kalashnikov - University of Waterloo
One way of constructing mirror partners to Fano varieties is via toric degenerations. The case in which this is best understood is the Grassmannian, using the well-known SAGBI basis of the Plucker coordinate ring indexed by semi-standard Young tableaux (SSYT). The mirror construction goes back to… -
Quantum toroidal algebras and spiralling branes
Yegor Zenkevich - University of Edinburgh
After briefly reviewing the dictionary between branes of Type IIB string theory and representations of the simplest quantum toroidal algebra, I will present a new class of brane setups which I call spiralling branes. Partition functions of these remarkable configurations reproduce K-theoretic vertex… -
The Delannoy Category
Noah Snyder - Indiana University
The prototypical example of a symmetric tensor category is Rep(G) for G a compact group. The other main source of symmetric tensor categories are Deligne's interpolation categories (S_t, GL_t, and O_t) which extend a family of group representation categories defined at positive integers to all… -
Factorisation Quantum Groups
Alexei Latyntsev - University of Southern Denmark
This talk explains the theory of "factorisation" or "vertex algebra" analogues of the theory of quantum groups, (2312.07274). We will first recap the theory of quantum groups and their connections to wider mathematics, due to Drinfeld, Etingof, Kazhdan, Jimbo, Reshetikhin, Turaev, and many others… -
Brane Webs and Magnetic Quivers
Julius Grimminger - University of Oxford
Brane Webs in Type IIB String Theory can be used to engineer 5d N=1 gauge theories and SCFTs. These brane webs can also be used to obtain so called magnetic quivers, whose 3d Coulomb branches gives the Higgs branch of the 5d theory in question. We will see how to obtain these magnetic quivers for… -
The r-matrix structure of Hitchin systems via loop group uniformization
Raschid Abedin - ETH Zurich
The Hitchin systems are a remarkable family of integrable models associated to the moduli space of principal bundles on a compact Riemann surface. In this talk, I explain how the loop group uniformization of this moduli space can be used to construct an r-matrix for the Hitchin systems. This r… -
Positive traces on deformations of Kleinian singularities
Daniil Kliuev - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
For a noncommutative algebra $A$ and an antilinear automorphism $\rho$ of $A$ there is a notion of positive trace. On the physics side, positive traces are related to quantizations of superconformal field theories. On the mathematical side, positive traces are connected to spherical unitary… -
Multiplicative Global Springer Theory - VIRTUAL
Marielle Ong - University of Toronto
The moduli of Higgs bundles and the Hitchin fibration are central to many thriving research areas, such as mirror symmetry, non-abelian Hodge theory and the geometric Langlands program. A group-theoretic or multiplicative version was introduced by Frenkel and Ngo in 2011 to give a geometric… -
Partition counting, instantons and enumerative geometry
Richard Szabo - Heriot-Watt University
Counting partitions in diverse dimensions is a long-standing problem in enumerative combinatorics. It also plays a prominent role in the physics of instanton counting and in algebraic geometry through the computation of Donaldson-Thomas invariants. In this talk I will give an overview of these… -
Spark algebras and quantum groups
Tudor Dimofte - University of Edinburgh
I will discuss an explicit way to construct Hopf algebras and quasi-triangular Hopf algebras (their Drinfeld doubles) within 3d TQFT, using extended operators on boundary conditions -- dubbed `spark' algebras. The representation categories of these algebras capture boundary and bulk line operators… -
Monster Lie Algebra: Friend or Foe?
Maryam Khaqan - Emory University
The Monster Lie Algebra $\mathfrak m$ has two well-known avatars: It is a Borcherds' algebra that is also a quotient of the physical space of a specific tensor product of vertex algebras. In this talk, I will discuss a construction of vertex algebra elements that project to bases for subalgebras of… -
Building blocks of W-algebras and duality
Shigenori Nakatsuka - University of Alberta
W-algebras are a family of vertex algebras obtained as Hamiltonian reductions of affine vertex algebras parametrized by nilpotent orbits. The W-algebras associated with regular nilpotent orbits enjoy the Feigin-Frenkel duality. More recently, Gaiotto and Rap\v{c}\'ak generalize this result to hook…