Combinatorics, Algebra, & Topology Seminar
Fall 2018
All talks are from 1200-1300 in the designated room unless otherwise specified.
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Nov08
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The strong Lefschetz property for Artin Gorenstein algebras associated to matroidsYasuhide NumataShinshu UniversityTime: 12:00 PM
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We consider a certain class of finite-dimensional Gorenstein algebras associated to matroids. We show the Lefschetz property in the case where the matroid corresponds to a modular geometric lattice. Our result implies that the modular geometric lattice has the Sperner property. We also discuss the Grobner fan of the defining ideal of our Gorenstein algebra.
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Oct29
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Joseph KungUniversity of North TexasLocation: CH351Time: 12:00 PM
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Oct19
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Partition Counting, Dynkin diagrams, quantum dilogarithms, and generalizationsJustin AllmanUSNALocation: CH225Time: 12:00 PM
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The Durfee's square identity is an effective way to iteratively count partitions going back to at least Cauchy. In this talk we show how this identity is related to representations of a certain quiver, namely an orientation of the A_2 Dynkin diagram. Furthermore, we show that identities among quantum dilogarithm series, with a rich history in their own right, can encode infinitely all of the Durfee's-square-type identities simultaneously. Finally, we discuss how these identities generalize to entire families of quivers.
