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Results tagged with geometric-invariant-theory
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for questions on geometric invariant theory (or GIT), including stability criteria and symplectic quotients.
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Applications of non-reductive GIT
This isn't really an answer, but I think it will help point in a useful direction. In case it's already obvious to you, please disregard. :-)
In linear algebra we classify $n\times n$ matrices up to …
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Fukaya categories of hyperkahler reductions: general request for information
At the risk of writing things that are obvious to those listening in: this is Nadler-land, no?
If $X$ is a smooth complex variety with reductive group $G$ acting, and $\mu_{\mathbb C}: T^*X\rightar …
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