Algebra Group
Permanent
Faculty
| Brian D. Boe |
Professor
Ph.D. Yale University 1982
Representation theory of Lie groups and algebras |
| Leonard Chastkofsky |
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Yale University 1978
Representations of finite groups |
| William A. Graham |
Professor
Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1992
Geometry and representation theory |
| Daniel K. Nakano |
Professor
Ph.D. Yale University 1990
Representation and cohomology theory of algebraic groups |
Emeritus Faculty
| Jon
F. Carlson |
Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus
Ph.D. University of Virginia 1967
Group representations and cohomology |
Kenneth D. Johnson
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Professor
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley 1968
Representation theory of Lie groups
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Postdoctoral Associates
Benjamin Jones
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Franklin Fellow
Ph.D. University of Notre Dame, 2007
Lie Theory and Geometry |
Victor Kreiman
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Postdoctoral Associate
Ph.D. Northeastern University,
Combinatorics and Lie Theory
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Weekly Seminars (Fall
2007)
All seminars
are held in the Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center.
Algebra Seminar
: Benjamin Jones
Monday
2:30p.m., Room 410
VIGRE Algebra Student
Seminar: Daniel Nakano
Friday
1:30pm, Room 302
Since Fall 2003 Brian Boe, Dan Nakano and Dave Benson (replaced
by Lenny Chastkofsky in Fall 2005) have organized a VIGRE Algebra
Seminar and working research group. The topics for 2003-04
were conjugacy classes of nilpotent matrices via cohomology
and representation theory, and support varieties for Lie algebras.
The topic for 2004-05 was support varieties for symmetric groups.
The topic for 2005-08 is cohomology of Lie algebras. As of
October 2005, the group has two papers published in Journal
of Algebra, and a third paper submitted. More information on
the VIGRE Algebra Group's activities in 2003-07 is available
here: http://www.math.uga.edu/~nakano/vigre/vigre.html.
This week's seminar schedule.
Further Information
Dave Benson has
compiled a useful archive of preprints on representations and cohomology.
The UGA Graduate Bulletin with information for
prospective graduate students is available online. If you are
interested in graduate studies in algebra, and you would like
further information on our group, please contact any of us.
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