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Algebraic varieties, stacks, sheaves, schemes, moduli spaces, complex geometry, quantum cohomology.
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What should be learned in a first serious schemes course?
One of the wholly unnecessary reasons that schemes are regarded with such
fear by so many mathematicians in other fields is that three, largely
orthogonal, generalizations are made simultaneously.
C …
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Why do Littlewood-Richardson coefficients describe the cohomology of the Grassmannian?
There are several rings-with-bases to get straight here. I'll explain that, then describe three serious connections (not just Ehresmann's Lesieur's proof as recounted in the OP).
The wrong one is $Rep …
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What should be learned in a first serious schemes course?
Toric varieties. They're so easy to define and work with, and to organize examples around. Like blowing up a scheme at a fat point, or blowing up in different orders, or big but not ample line bundles …
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What is the relationship between integrable systems and toric degenerations?
I very nearly wrote my PhD thesis on this topic.
Here's as much as I was able to figure out, though it's hardly a direct answer to your question.
1) Say your total space is K\"ahler, and your fibers …
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When does the relative differential $df=0$ imply that $f$ comes from the base?
Let $A \to B$ be a map of commutative rings, and $d : B \to I/I^2$ be
defined by $df = f\otimes 1 - 1\otimes f$, where $I$ is the kernel of
$B \otimes_A B \to B$, as in [Hartshorne II.8].
If $df=0 …
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Algebraic geometry used "externally" (in problems without obvious algebraic structure).
Given a convex polytope whose facets are simplices, define the f-vector by f_i = the number of i-dim faces. Which vectors of integers are f-vectors? A list of conditions was conjectured, proven suffic …
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deformation to the normal cone
Here's a place to see the normal cone side-by-side with other familiar constructions, that I learned from Fulton's "Intersection Theory". Here $X \subset Y$.
Start with the space $Y \times {\mathbb P …
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Why do flag manifolds, in the P(V_rho) embedding, look like products of P^1s?
Bert Kostant mentioned an odd fact to me some time ago. As usual (with such statements), fix a
complex, connected, reductive) Lie group $G$, with maximal torus $T$, and Weyl vector $\rho$ equal to ha …
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What should be learned in a first serious schemes course?
Generic fiber vs. general fiber vs. geometric generic fiber.
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Why study Higher Sheaf Cohomology?
I think you're absolutely right that the function $(i\in \mathbb N)\mapsto $interestingness($H^i$) is a rapidly decreasing function. I heard that Gel$'$fand compared it to the successive derivatives o …
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Grothendieck ring of "varieties carrying a function"
Fix a base ring $R$, and consider pairs $(X,f)$ where $X$ is a scheme
of finite type over $R$ and $f:X\to R$ is an $R$-valued algebraic (not
constructible!) function on $X$.
I want to consider a Grot …
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Reference request: Grassmannian and Plucker coordinates in type B, C, D
What these have in common is that they are of the form $G/P$ for $P$ a maximal parabolic. As such each has a minimal projective embedding of the form $G/P \hookrightarrow \mathbb P(V_\omega)$ where $V …
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Is the singular locus ideal preserved by all derivations?
Let $R$ be a commutative ring, with whatever hypotheses let you answer the question -- e.g. Noetherian, local, finitely generated over $\mathbb C$.
Let $I$ be the ideal defining the singular locus in …
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Quotients by the additive group $\mathbb G_a$
In general, the only definition I know of GIT quotient is $Proj$ of the invariant ring. The obvious statements one can make about the rational map $Proj\ R\to Proj\ R^G$ are that it collapses $G$-orbi …
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Partial (or complete) flag varieties as GIT quotients of affine spaces
If you're willing to quotient by a nonreductive group, then $M_n//B$ will get you the $GL(n)$ flag manifold. (People are usually afraid to do so, worrying that the ring of invariants won't be Noetheri …