The Quasiworkshop

Organizers: Prof. Michael McBREEN, Omega Tong and Anson Law.

Description: The goal of this seminar is to prepare for the workshop in Janurary 2024. The sketch of topics are quiver varieties, quantum groups and quasi maps.

Location: AB1 502a.


Schedule

Day 1: 5th December (Tuesday)
Time Speaker Topic Ref
13:30-14:30 Anson Law Basics of Quiver Varieties
Show/hide abstract We will introduce the basic definition of quiver varities, and include some basics examples: flag varities arising from Dynkin Diagram.
[Gin98]
14:45-15:45 Omega Tong Basics of Qunatum Group
Show/hide abstract We will introduce the basic definition of quantum group.
[ES03, ET20]
16:00-17:00 Eddie Lam Basics of Quasimaps
Show/hide abstract In this talk, we will introduce the notion of quasimaps and basic properties, and give examples in the case of toric varieties and flag varieties.
[CKM11, Kim10, Oko04]
Day 2: 6th December (Wednesday)
Time Speaker Topic Ref
13:00-14:00 Anson Law Quiver Varieties
Show/hide abstract We will introduce the basic definition of quiver varities, and include some basics examples: flag varities arising from Dynkin Diagram.
[Gin98]
14:30-15:30 Break
15:45-16:45 Omega Tong Quantum Group
Show/hide abstract We will introduce the basic definition of quantum group.
[ES03, ET20]
Day 3: 8th December (Friday)
Time Speaker Topic Ref
13:00-14:00 Eddie Lam Quasimaps for hypertoric varieties
Show/hide abstract We will work out some computations of quasimaps in the hypertoric case.
[CKM11, Kim10, Oko04]
14:15-15:15 Ki Fung Chan Equivalent k Theory and Chern Character Map
Show/hide abstract We will introduce the basic definition of quantum group.
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15:30-16:30 Michael McBREEN Quantum Groups and Quantum Cohomology
Show/hide abstract I will sketch how the work of Maulik and Okounkov relates quasimaps into quiver varieties and quantum groups, and what this has to do with the AGT conjecture relating gauge theory in four dimensions with 2D conformal field theory.
Warning: this will be a rapid survey, so if you want details, have a look at the references below (especially the lecture notes by Okounkov).
[MO12, Oko04]

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