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What is about nonassociative geometry ?
At the end of a conference given by Alain Connes in 2000 (here is a video in French), a member of the audience asked a question. I transcribed and translated it for you below:
A …
4
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1answer
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Do we have a “topological assembly map” in the Baum-Connes conjecture?
In the equivariant Atiyah-Singer index theorem, when $G$ is a compact group acting on a manifold $M$ and $R(G)$ is the representation ring of $G$. We have the analytic index
$$
\te …
2
votes
2answers
184 views
C* Algebras, Foliations and Dynamical Systems
I am a Ph.D student involved in topics like integrability of foliations arising from center stable bundles of partially hyperbolic dynamical systems. These are generally only conti …
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0answers
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how to define the gradient of the scalar function on c* algebra
how to define the gradient of the scalar function on c* algebra
when we treat the c* algebra from different view points:
1.c* algebra as a point on noncommutative-geometry. (cones …
7
votes
3answers
216 views
The “right” $C^*$ algebraic proof of Bott Periodicity
In learning about the K-theory of $C^*$-algebras, I have encountered the following 3 proofs of Bott periodicity:
$\bullet$ An argument based on Moyal quantization found in "Elemen …
3
votes
2answers
309 views
Possible directions in noncommutative geometry
I recently came across noncommutative geometry and found it rather interesting. I should mention that I'm a graduate student considering options for my research and if I were to na …
3
votes
0answers
137 views
Non-commutative Formal Group Laws
Does anyone know of a good, complete reference for non-commutative formal group laws (i.e. construction of a "Lazard ring," discussion of non-commutative formal groups, perhaps som …
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votes
2answers
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$q$-Deforming Woronowicz’s Leibniz Rule
The Woronowicz definition of a differential calculus over an algebra consists of a pair $(\Omega,$d$)$, where $\Omega$ is an $A-A$-bimodule, and
$$
\text{d}:A \to \Omega,
$$
is a …
0
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1answer
609 views
PhD in operator algebras and non-commutative geometry [closed]
I do not know whether it is a good place to ask this question or not.
I want to PhD in operator algebras and non-commutative geometry. What are the best places in the world for t …
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Why all irreducible representations of compact groups are finite-dimensional ? [EDIT: Subtleties: AC,etc]
About 20 years ago I read in textbook that
"all irreducible representations of compact groups are finite-dimensional", but
me and the proof of this fact never met each other :)
…
7
votes
1answer
319 views
What is quantum Brownian motion?
It seems that the current state of quantum Brownian motion is ill-defined. The best survey I can find is this one by László Erdös, but the closest the quantum Brownian motion comes …
6
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0answers
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Derived (non-commutative) geometry, geometric constructions in explicit form
I'm interested in the following construction. Start with derived category of coherent sheaves witch equivalent to derived category of representations of some dg-algebra. Quasi-iso …
3
votes
1answer
291 views
Geometry and quantization
I know that lots of effort is being put into quantization of geometry(NCG).This effort of course comes with the idea of operator algebra being a powerful machinery. Has any effort …
8
votes
1answer
368 views
Eigenvalues of the free sphere
Consider the usual sphere $S^{n-1}\subset\mathbb R^n$. By Stone-Weierstrass $C(S^{n-1})$ is generated by the standard coordinates $x_1,\ldots,x_n:\mathbb R^n\to\mathbb R$, and in f …
3
votes
1answer
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Example of computation of moduli space of $n$-pointe modules?
I am looking for an example of computation of the isomorphism classes of $n$-point modules over a non-commutative generated graded algebra (assuming all good properties such as Noe …

