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Seminar Representation theory of sl2 (Seminar MAT564)

I Slogan. Representation theory in a nutshell where the main ideas of modern representation theory are explicitly floating on the surface.

I Who? Bachelor, Master and Ph.D. students.

I Preliminaries. Some linear algebra and algebra, a little bit about categories.

I When? Monday 10:15-12:00.

I Website. http://www.dtubbenhauer.com/seminar-sl2-2019.html

I Topics. sl2 and its finite-dimensional modules, its weight modules and tools from classical representation theory.

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