Explore a 2-hour graduate-level lecture from a special series at Kyoto University delivered by distinguished visiting professor Andrei Okounkov, who holds the Samuel Eilenberg Professorship at Columbia University. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts connecting curve counting, geometric representation theory, and quantum integrable systems in this second installment of a five-part lecture series from November 2017. Learn from a leading expert in the field as part of the Top Global Course Special Lectures program at Kyoto University's Graduate School of Science.
Curve Counting, Geometric Representation Theory, and Quantum Integrable Systems - Lecture 2
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Kyoto U. "Curve Counting, Geometric Representation Theory, and Quantum Integrable Systems" L.2
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