Explore the intricacies of representation theory in this 59-minute lecture by A. Negut from MIT, presented at the Quantum Topology Biennial (QTB). Delve into the concepts of Aha and Eha, gaining valuable insights into their applications and significance in quantum topology. Enhance your understanding of advanced mathematical concepts and their relevance in contemporary research within the field of quantum physics and topology.
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Aha and Eha, A. Negut (MIT)
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NCCR SwissMAP
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