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Reference for quantum Schur-Weyl duality
Too late maybe but still - "Noncommutative symmetric functions V: a degenerate version of $U_q(\mathfrak{gl}_N)$" by Krob and Thibon has the quantum coordinate ring version very carefully (I think) wr …
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Which complete lattices arise as images of the Galois connections induced by binary relations?
Any binary relation $R\subseteq X\times Y$ gives rise to a Galois connection between the powersets of $X$ and $Y$ in a well known way (on MO you can see it e. g. in this answer; in fact, such Galois c …
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Which one is the long version of the Segal Bourbaki seminar article that Nora Ganter refers ...
I mean the extremely useful literature list compiled by Nora Ganter. One of the entries there is
Segal: Bourbaki and the long version of the Bourbaki article
What I know is the version on numdam (El …
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Derivatives of theta functions at zero
An eta-product identity for $k=3$, $s=1$ similar to that given in my comment above may be found in "Some eta-identities arising from theta series" by Günter Köhler (Math. Scand. 66, 1990, p. 146, iden …
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Lattices without nontrivial dense elements
This question arose from another one of mine, Homotopy type of some lattices with top and bottom removed.
An element $d$ of a bounded lattice $L$ is called $\mathit{dense}$ if
$$
\forall x\in L\ (d\l …
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Which ring spectra are homotopy limits of simpler ones?
Most surely I will tag this by reference request: I am sure very much is known about this question, I am just too ignorant to even guess where to look. What makes me feel especially foolish is the sus …
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What kind of set theory is obtained from the canonical models of K?
Consider the minimal normal modal logic $K$ (axioms = classical propositional logic + $(\Box(p\land q)\leftrightarrow\Box p\land\Box q)$ + $(\Box\top)$, nothing else).
Its canonical model with no var …
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Topology from the viewpoint of the filter endofunctor
Almost this approach has been initiated by Barr in "Relational algebras" (1970). Recent monograph with lots of references on the subject is "Monoidal topology" by Hofmann, Seal and Tholen.
The differ …
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Need any information about an affine lattice
Motivation - I was thinking about calculating the integrals from An interesting integral expression for $\pi^n$? using old plain Riemann sums. There, one needs integrating over that part of $[0,1]^n$ …
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"Must read" papers in algebraic K-theory?
On the Lichtenbaum-Quillen Conjectures from a Stable Homotopy-Theoretic Viewpoint by Stephen A. Mitchell (around 60 pages) contains unbelievable amount of the very key information on both algebraic K- …
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Locales in constructive mathematics
PreScriptum. Having almost finished the answer below I saw the answer by Simon Henry which largely subsumes mine. I still decided to post it as it contains some details/proofs, so may be viewed as an …
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Famous cases of multiple papers by the same author published in same issue of same journal
This case is not famous at all, but I think it deserves to become at least better known, so...
Beso Pachuashvili, gifted mathematician who passed away this year, is hardly known to anybody. His insigh …
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Is there a categorical treatment of dynamical systems?
In my opinion another interesting reference is "An algebraic approach to chaos" (Appl. Cat. Struct.
4 (1996) 423-441) by Susan Niefield. Unfortunately I could find neither a free version nor any follo …
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Need software for subject classification to stick to, for personal library purposes?
This question obviously applies to not only mathematics, so maybe I should post it on academia.SE or somewhere else; but then again, mathematical literature has its own specifics related to existing s …
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Want more details about the image of a Maass form in the AIM press release concerning LMFDB
Actually I came upon this through MO a couple of days ago: in here
(http://aimath.org/aimnews/lmfdb/) there is a mesmerizing image
The caption reads
A Maass form, one of the 20 different types of ob …