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Algebraic varieties, stacks, sheaves, schemes, moduli spaces, complex geometry, quantum cohomology.

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Stable graphs: Feynman diagrams and Deligne-Mumford space

I do not know very much about quantum field theory, but I have seen, in my reading, that stable graphs can appear in QFT in the form of, I think, Feynman diagrams. By stable graph I mean a "graph with …
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Symmetric powers of a curve = projective bundle over Jacobian, and the relative version thereof

I am interested in this claim: The $n$th symmetric power $C^{(n)}$ of a genus $g$ curve $C$ is isomorphic to the projectivization $\mathbb{P}(E_n)$ of the sheaf $E_n := \pi_\ast(P_n)$ over the Jacobi …
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Applications of Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch?

I am currently trying to learn a bit about Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch... To try to get a better feeling for it, I am looking for examples of nice applications of GRR applied to a proper morphism $X \t …
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"Spec" of graded rings?

From the discussion at Hochschild cohomology and A-infinity deformations, it seems that general Hochschild cohomology classes correspond to deformations where the deformation parameter can have nonzer …
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Non-commutative algebraic geometry

Suppose I tried to take Hartshorne chapter II and re-do all of it with non-commutative rings rather than commutative rings. Is this possible? Which parts work in the non-commutative setting and which …
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Mirror symmetry mod p?! ... Physics mod p?!

In his answer to this question, Scott Carnahan mentions "mirror symmetry mod p". What is that? (Some kind of) Gromov-Witten invariants can be defined for varieties over fields other than $\mathbb{C} …
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Reference for moduli stack of principal G-bundles?

Hi, I'm looking for a reference for the fact that the moduli stack $M_{GL_r,X}$ of $GL_r$-bundles over $X$ is an algebraic (Artin) stack. I'm only interested in the case where $X$ is a curve (for now …
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Extending vector bundles on a given open subscheme, reprise

In this question, Ariyan asks about the question of uniqueness of extensions of vector bundles when they exist. Sasha's answer suggests that extensions of vector bundles don't always exist. More pre …
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Computing fundamental groups and singular cohomology of projective varieties

Apparently you can compute the h^{p,q}'s of smooth things in, for example, Macaulay. Here's an example: computing the h^{p,q}'s of a quintic hypersurface in P^4.
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Computing fundamental groups and singular cohomology of projective varieties

Are there any general methods for computing fundamental group or singular cohomology (including the ring structure, hopefully) of a projective variety (over C of course), if given the equations defini …
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Algebraic de Rham cohomology vs. analytic de Rham cohomology

Let $X$ be a nice variety over $\mathbb{C}$, where nice probably means smooth and proper. I want to know: How can we show that the hypercohomology of the algebraic de Rham complex agrees with the hyp …
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What is a deformation of a category?

I have several naive and possibly stupid questions about deformations of categories. I hope that someone can at least point me to some appropriate references. What is a deformation of a (linear, dg, …
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When are Hilbert schemes smooth?

I know that Hilbert schemes can be very singular. But are there any interesting and nontrivial Hilbert schemes that are smooth? Are there any necessary conditions or sufficient conditions for a Hilber …
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Compact Kaehler manifolds that are isomorphic as symplectic manifolds but not as complex man...

What are some examples of compact Kaehler manifolds (or smooth complex projective varieties) that are not isomorphic as complex manifolds (or as varieties), but are isomorphic as symplectic manifolds …
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Different definitions of Novikov ring?

Following, e.g., Wikipedia's definitions, the (small) quantum cohomology ring of $X$ is defined over a "Novikov ring" consisting of formal power series of the form $$ \sum_{\beta \in H_2(X;\mathbb{Z}) …

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