Explore the intricate connections between quivers, Nahm sums, and hidden symmetries in knot homologies in this 53-minute lecture by Dmitry Noshchenko from the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts as part of the second installment of this series, broadcast online from the Banach Center lecture hall. Gain insights into the complex world of knot theory and its related mathematical structures, expanding your understanding of these sophisticated topics in topology and algebra.
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Syllabus
Quivers, Nahm sums and hidden symmetries in knot homologies (part 2)
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Banach Center
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