WSU

Department of Mathematics
Cluster Algebra Seminar 2011-2012

Wayne State University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences


Talks are held Wednesdays at 1:00 PM in 1285 FAB, unless otherwise noted.
Contact Kyungyong Lee or Andrew Salch for more information.

All seminars
Colloquium
Mathematics Department home page

Winter 2012

References
  • Here is a link to Munson & Volic's (in progress) book
  • Section 10 of Dwyer and Spalinski's paper http://math.wayne.edu/~klee/DwyerandSpalinski.pdf (probably you should copy the link and paste)
  • Ruben Sanchez-Garcia's paper http://math.wayne.edu/~klee/HomotopyLimitsandColimits.pdf (probably you should copy the link and paste)
  • Date Speaker and Title
    January 25 Organization meeting
    February 1 Dan Isaksen, Wayne State University
    Introduction to model categories, I
    February 8 Dan Isaksen, Wayne State University
    Introduction to model categories, II
    February 15 Dan Isaksen and Andrew Salch, Wayne State University
    Introduction to model categories, III
    February 22 Andrew Salch, Wayne State University
    February 29 Kyungyong Lee, Wayne State University
    March 21 Kyungyong Lee and Andrew Salch, Wayne State University

    Fall 2011

    Date Speaker and Title
    October 10 Andrew Salch, Wayne State University
    Iintroduction to abelian categories and triangulated categories
    October 17 Kyungyong Lee, Wayne State University
    Cluster categories
    October 24 Li Li, Oakland University
    Geometric interpretation of the Laurent expansions of cluster variables
    The goal of the talk is to give a self-contained introduction to the geometric proof of the Laurent phenomenon of cluster variables in a cluster algebra of rank 2 associated with the generalized Kronecker quiver.
    November 7 Li Li, Oakland University
    Geometric interpretation of the Laurent expansions of cluster variables, continued
    November 14 Andrew Salch, Wayne State University
    November 21 Bob Bruner, Wayne State University
    Differential graded categories
    Kyungyong Lee, Wayne State University
    Cluster categories are triangulated