Interactions of Quantum Affine Algebras with Cluster Algebras, Current Algebras and Categorification

Interactions of Quantum Affine Algebras with Cluster Algebras, Current Algebras and Categorification

  • Jacob Greenstein
  • David Hernandez
  • Kailash C. Misra
  • Prasad Senesi
Publisher:Springer NatureISBN 13: 9783030638498ISBN 10: 3030638499

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Interactions of Quantum Affine Algebras with Cluster Algebras, Current Algebras and Categorification is written by Jacob Greenstein and published by Springer Nature. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 3030638499 (ISBN 10) and 9783030638498 (ISBN 13).

This volume collects chapters that examine representation theory as connected with affine Lie algebras and their quantum analogues, in celebration of the impact Vyjayanthi Chari has had on this area. The opening chapters are based on mini-courses given at the conference “Interactions of Quantum Affine Algebras with Cluster Algebras, Current Algebras and Categorification”, held on the occasion of Chari’s 60th birthday at the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C., June 2018. The chapters that follow present a broad view of the area, featuring surveys, original research, and an overview of Vyjayanthi Chari’s significant contributions. Written by distinguished experts in representation theory, a range of topics are covered, including: String diagrams and categorification Quantum affine algebras and cluster algebras Steinberg groups for Jordan pairs Dynamical quantum determinants and Pfaffians Interactions of Quantum Affine Algebras with Cluster Algebras, Current Algebras and Categorification will be an ideal resource for researchers in the fields of representation theory and mathematical physics.