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Algebraic varieties with group operations given by morphisms, or group objects in the category of algebraic varieties, the category of algebraic schemes, or closely related categories.
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What is an Oper?
For reviews, one can try the articles of Frenkel and Teschner.
In the physics context, a fairly recent article which uses opers is this one, where Gaiotto and Witten define an oper for $G = \text{SU}( …
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