CU Algebraic Lie Theory Seminar

CU Algebraic Lie Theory Seminar

The seminar is jointly organized by Richard Green and Nat Thiem. For more information, please contact one of us.

This seminar covers a wide range of topics in Lie theory including (but not limited to) groups of Lie type, Lie algebras, Coxeter groups and their Hecke algebras, algebraic groups, and quantum groups, with emphasis on combinatorial and representation theoretic properties. Further information about upcoming seminars and people in the math department can be found at the CU Math Department Home Page.


Time: Tuesday, 2pm (talks are usually 50 minutes)
Location: Math 220

Spring Semester 2011

Date

Speaker

Title

January 18   Richard Green
(CU)  
Roots, weights, and
distributive lattices
 
January 25   Z. Strider McGregor-Dorsey
(CU)  
Making Analogies with
Full Heaps, Part III
 
February 1   Matthew Moore
(CU)  
Natural Dualities, Distributive Lattices  
February 15   Tom Halverson
(Macalester)  
SL(2) centralizer algebras  
February 22   Matt Douglass
(Univ. of N. Texas)  
The cohomology of hyperplane complements
and Solomon's descent algebra
 
March 1   Zajj Daugherty
(St. Olaf)  
Two-boundary Hecke algebras and
the graded Hecke algebra of type C
 
March 8   Ryan Vinroot
(William and Mary)  
Involutions in finite special
orthogonal groups
 
March 15
Math 350  
Dana Ernst
(Plymouth State)  
Diagram algebras and applications
to Kazhdan--Lusztig theory
 
March 29   Nantel Bergeron
(York University)  
Combinatorial Hopf algebras  
April 5   Jonathan Comes
(Tech. Univ. Munich)  
Diagram algebras from the viewpoint
of tensor categories
 
April 18   Rahbar Virk
(UC Davis)  
Joint with Kempner  
April 26   Justin Keller
(CU)  
Supercharacter Theories of GLn(Fq)  

Fall Semester 2010

Date

Speaker

Title

August 31
350  
Nat Thiem
(CU)  
Supercharacters and
Combinatorial Hopf algebras I
 
September 7
350  
Nat Thiem
(CU)  
Supercharacters and
Combinatorial Hopf algebras II
 
September 21   Jacob Harper
(CU)  
Homology representations arising
from a hypersimplex
 
September 28   Jacob Harper
(CU)  
Homology representations arising
from a hypersimplex
 
October 4 - 8   Endre Szemeredi
(Rutgers)  
Go to Delong lectures  
October 12   Daniel Swenson
(Black Hills State)  
The Steinberg Complex of an
Arbitrary Finite Group
 
October 19   Tom Denton
(University of California, Davis)  
Combinatorial Representation Theory of
J-Trivial Monoids
 
November 2   Matt Macauley
(Clemson)  
From dynamical systems
to Coxeter groups
 
November 9   Richard Green
(CU)  
Gaussian posets  
November 16   Richard Green
(CU)  
Gaussian posets  
November 30   Z. Strider McGregor-Dorsey
(CU)  
Making Analogies with
Full Heaps
 
December 7   Z. Strider McGregor-Dorsey
(CU)  
Making Analogies with
Full Heaps
 

Past Seminars


2009-10

2008-09

2007-08