[Turkmath:7108] FGC-Higher Structures Seminars::Alexander Zimmermann::29 April Tuesday, 2025 at 18:00 Istanbul time
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Değerli Matematikçiler,
Önümüzdeki Salı günü saat 18:00'da çevrimiçi yapılacak Feza Gürsey
Enstitüsü Yüksek Yapılar Seminer konuşmasının detayları aşağıda
bulunmaktadır.
İyi çalışmalar,
ilhan
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Dear friends,
On the 29th of April 2025 Tuesday at 18:00 Istanbul/17:00 Amiens local
time, Alexander Zimmermann from Université de Picardie will be the
speaker of the Feza Gursey Center for Physics and Mathematics Higher
Structures Research Group Seminars.
The details of Alexander's seminar talk are as follows:
Speaker: Alexander Zimmermann (Université de Picardie)
Date: April 29, 2025, Tuesday.
Time: 18:00 Istanbul local time/17:00 Amiens local time
Title: _On the ring theory of differential graded algebras_
Abstract:
Let R be a commutative ring. Following Cartan (1954) a differential
graded algebra (A,d) over R is a Z-graded R-algebra A with a homogeneous
R-linear endomorphism d of degree 1 with d2=0 satisfying
d(a⋅b)=d(a)⋅b+(-1)∣a∣a⋅d(b)
for any homogeneous a, b ∈ A of degree ∣a∣, resp. ∣b∣. Similarly, a
differential graded module is defined as a Z-graded A-module with an
endomorphism δ of degree 1 and square 0 satisfying
δ(a⋅m)=d(a)⋅m+(-1)∣a∣a⋅δ(m)
for all homogeneous a ∈ A and m ∈ M . Until very recently the ring
theory of differential graded algebras and differential graded modules
remained largely unexplored. The case of acyclic differential graded
algebras was completely classified by Aldrich and Garcia-Rozas in 2002
and the case of R being a field and A being finite dimensional was
considered by Orlov in 2020, basically with geometric motivations in
mind. In a more systematic study I studied basic ring theoretical
questions, such as a notion of dg-Jacobson radicals, a dg- Nakayama
lemma, Ore localisation of dg-algebras, and dg-Goldie's theorem. Most
interestingly, several standard properties in general ring theory do not
generalise, but some do. We give examples, and further classify
dg-division rings and dg-separable dg-field extensions, and also a
dg-version of the classical Levitzki-Hopkins theorem on artinian
respectively semiprimary algebras.
Zoom link details:
(As usual the Zoom link will be active 30 minutes before the seminar
time; that is at 17:30 Istanbul local time/16:30 Amiens local time.)
Feza Gursey Center for Physics and Mathematics is inviting you to a
scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Higher Structures Seminars
Time: This is a recurring meeting. Meet anytime (so Zoom link will be
active at 17:30 on)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://ozyegin-edu-tr.zoom.us/j/93563904955?pwd=9xh1VJjxaaiShD7SmI0YLs3XemY1hQ.1
Meeting ID: 935 6390 4955
Passcode: 699568
Best regards,
Ilhan
Organized by Feza Gürsey Center for Physics and Mathematics.
Zoom link is kindly provided by the Özyeğin University.
Feza Gürsey Fizik ve Matematik UygAr Merkezi tarafından
düzenlenmektedir.
Zoom bağlantısı Özyeğin Üniversitesi tarafından sağlanmaktadır
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