Ober­se­mi­nar "Al­ge­bra und Al­ge­brai­sche Geo­me­trie"

15.04.2026Mingyu Ni (Paderborn)
Titel:Weighted Cohomology, Hodge Theory and Intersection Cohomology of Shimura Varieties
Abstract:We prove that the intersection cohomology of the Baily-Borel compactification of a complex Shimura variety is identified with the top weight quotient of the mixed Hodge structure on the reductive Borel-Serre compactification. This yields canonical cup products and functorial pullbacks on the intersection cohomology
  
22.04.2026Daniel Perniok (Paderborn)
Titel:Exceptional objects in the category of coherent sheaves of a tubular exceptional curve I
Abstract:We give a complete description of the classes in the Grothendieck group of a tubular exceptional curve that correspond to exceptional objects in the associated category of coherent sheaves.
  
29.04.2026Daniel Perniok (Paderborn)
Titel:Exceptional objects in the category of coherent sheaves of a tubular exceptional curve II
Abstract:This talk is a continuation of the talk on April 22, 2026.
  
06.05.2026Lukas Klawuhn (Paderborn)
Title:Applications of representation theory in combinatorics using association schemes
Abstract:It is well-known that the permutation character of a group action carries valuable information about the action. We investigate the permutation characters of wreath products and show that knowledge about their decomposition gives rise to a characterisation of designs in an association scheme. These designs have a nice geometric interpretation using regular polytopes. Furthermore, we use our characterisation to obtain generalisations of the Livingstone-Wagner theorem. 

We also apply similar ideas to perfect matchings. Even though the underlying association scheme does not come from a group, it comes from a Gelfand pair. Its zonal spherical functions can be used to mimick the representation theoretic computations from the group case, allowing us to derive similar results.
  
13.05.2026N.N.
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20.05.2026Raschid Abedin (Hamburg)
Titel:Double Lie algebras and the R-matrix method
Abstract:The R-matrix method plays a central role in the theory of classical integrable systems and naturally leads to a generalization of the classical Yang–Baxter equation, a fundamental condition also appearing in the theory of quantum groups. A key tool in the study of solutions to the classical Yang–Baxter equation is the double Lie algebra constructed from the corresponding Lie bialgebra. In this talk, I will present a framework for constructing double Lie algebras associated with this generalized classical Yang–Baxter equation and discuss their relevance to classical integrability.
  
27.05.2026Esther Banaian (Paderborn)
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03.06.2026 Mikhael Gekhtman (Notre Dame)
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10.06.2026N.N.
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17.06.2026Alexander Minets (MPIM Bonn)
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24.06.2026N.N.
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01.07.2026N.N.
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08.07.2026N.N.
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15.07.2026Oleksandr Tsymbaliuk (MPIM Bonn)
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