Topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent University of Moscow

This volume presents the first collection of articles consisting entirely of work by faculty and students of the Higher Mathematics College of the Independent University of Moscow (IUM). This unique institution was established to train elite students to become research scientists. Covered in the boo...

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Autores principales: Arkhipov, S M, Erschler, David, Odesskii, A V, Feigin, B, Vassiliev, V
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: American Mathematical Society 1998
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Mathematical Physics and Mathematics
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2264260
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Erschler, David
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Feigin, B
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description This volume presents the first collection of articles consisting entirely of work by faculty and students of the Higher Mathematics College of the Independent University of Moscow (IUM). This unique institution was established to train elite students to become research scientists. Covered in the book are two main topics: quantum groups and low-dimensional topology. The articles were written by participants of the Feigin and Vassiliev seminars, two of the most active seminars at the IUM.
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Vassiliev, V
Topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent University of Moscow
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title_fullStr Topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent University of Moscow
title_full_unstemmed Topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent University of Moscow
title_short Topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent University of Moscow
title_sort topics in quantum groups and finite-type invariants: mathematics at the independent university of moscow
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