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Semiorthogonal decompositions from quantum cohomology

来源: 11-06

时间:Wed., 17:30-18:30, Nov. 6, 2024

地点:Zoom Meeting ID: 815 762 8413 Passcode: BIMSA

组织者:Yu-Wei Fan

主讲人:Vanja Zuliani

BIMSA-YMSC Geometry and Dynamics Seminar

Organizer:

Yu-Wei Fan (YMSC)

Speaker:

Vanja Zuliani (Université Paris-Saclay)


Time:

Wed., 17:30-18:30, Nov. 6, 2024

Online:

Zoom Meeting ID: 815 762 8413

Passcode: BIMSA

Title:

Semiorthogonal decompositions from quantum cohomology

Abstract:

In this seminar I will review some conjectures by Halper-Leistner on the non-commutative MMP. One of the central aspects of this program is to show how quantum cohomology induces, via Bridgeland stability conditions, a sort of “canonical” semi-orthogonal decomposition. Halper-Leistner studied the NCMMP for curves. I will show how quantum cohomology of projective spaces P^n induces semiorthogonal decompositions.

Further information about the seminar can be found at:

https://ywfan-math.github.io/GDS.html

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