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Explore Lazard elimination theorems, their applications in algebra, and implementations in string rewriting and indexed computations for various mathematical structures.
Explore symmetric functions in directed graphs, examining Redei's theorem on tournaments and Chow's path-cycle function. Discover new expansions and refinements in graph theory.
Explore graph complex action on Poisson structures, from theoretical foundations to computational applications using SageMath's gcaops package for advanced mathematical research.
Explore string field theory's geometrical foundations, its construction from 2D CFT, and its connection to moduli spaces. Learn how neural networks aid in computing string theory potentials.
Explore Macdonald/Koornwinder polynomial dualities, from spherical Double Affine Hecke Algebra on a torus to genus two Macdonald theory, with Philippe Di Francesco.
Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples.
Explore birational invariants derived from Gromov-Witten theory, focusing on Iritani's theorem and its applications to proving non-rationality of geometric objects like cubic 4-folds.
Explore categorified crystal bases on localized quantum coordinate rings, focusing on monoidal categories, quiver Hecke algebras, and crystal structures in quantum algebra.
Explore advanced techniques in Loop Vertex Expansion for QFT models, focusing on analytic continuation of free energy in quartic matrix models beyond standard cardioid domains.
Explore tensor models as a generalization of matrix models in quantum field theory, focusing on large N limit and double scaling mechanisms, with applications to holography.
Explore perturbative field theory's applications in particle physics, statistical mechanics, and functional analysis, focusing on divergence regularization and optimal transportation.
Explore linear bases in free associative algebra: Magnus polynomials and their demi-shuffle duals. Discover applications to group-like series coefficients using Le-Murakami, Furusho type formulas.
Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples with Peter Scholze.
Explore quantum combinatorial designs and their application in solving Euler's 36 officers problem, revealing insights into quantum information processing and error detection.
Explore the fascinating connection between finite posets and integer eigenvalues in matrix theory, with implications for symmetric group representations.
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