Date:
Thu, 23/03/202316:00-17:15
Location:
Zoom
Title: Cluster Poisson varieties and their applications
Speaker: A. Goncharov (Yale University)
The talk will be broardcast by zoom:
Direct link: https://huji.zoom.us/j/85622593311?pwd=ZXVVSXk5UWUvZzkrT0E4VEovY2lhdz09
Zoom coordinates: Meeting ID: 856 2259 3311
Passcode: 636665
Abstract:
Cluster Poisson varieties appear in many areas of Mathematics, e.g. Geometry,
Representation Theory, Mathematical Physics.
They share many common features, including:
*) Quantization, depending on any complex Planck constant.
**) Canonical linear basis in the space of regular functions.
***) One can consider points of cluster varieties with values in positive real numbers or their tropical points.
I will start from the simplest example: configuration of five cyclically ordered
points on the projective line.
Then I will discuss moduli spaces closely related to the character varieties.
The latter parametrise maps of the fundamental group of a topological surface S to a split simple Lie group G, modulo conjugation.
In this example the positive / tropical points describe the
Higher Teichmuller space / laminations related to the pair G,S.
Speaker: A. Goncharov (Yale University)
The talk will be broardcast by zoom:
Direct link: https://huji.zoom.us/j/85622593311?pwd=ZXVVSXk5UWUvZzkrT0E4VEovY2lhdz09
Zoom coordinates: Meeting ID: 856 2259 3311
Passcode: 636665
Abstract:
Cluster Poisson varieties appear in many areas of Mathematics, e.g. Geometry,
Representation Theory, Mathematical Physics.
They share many common features, including:
*) Quantization, depending on any complex Planck constant.
**) Canonical linear basis in the space of regular functions.
***) One can consider points of cluster varieties with values in positive real numbers or their tropical points.
I will start from the simplest example: configuration of five cyclically ordered
points on the projective line.
Then I will discuss moduli spaces closely related to the character varieties.
The latter parametrise maps of the fundamental group of a topological surface S to a split simple Lie group G, modulo conjugation.
In this example the positive / tropical points describe the
Higher Teichmuller space / laminations related to the pair G,S.