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Cohomology Of Quotients In Symplectic And Algebraic Geometry Mn31 Volume 31 Frances Clare Kirwan

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Cohomology Of Quotients In Symplectic And Algebraic Geometry Mn31 Volume 31 Frances Clare Kirwan
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Publisher: Princeton University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.83 MB
Pages: 216
Author: Frances Clare Kirwan
ISBN: 9780691214566, 0691214565
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Cohomology Of Quotients In Symplectic And Algebraic Geometry Mn31 Volume 31 Frances Clare Kirwan by Frances Clare Kirwan 9780691214566, 0691214565 instant download after payment.

These notes describe a general procedure for calculating the Betti numbers of the projective quotient varieties that geometric invariant theory associates to reductive group actions on nonsingular complex projective varieties. These quotient varieties are interesting in particular because of their relevance to moduli problems in algebraic geometry. The author describes two different approaches to the problem. One is purely algebraic, while the other uses the methods of symplectic geometry and Morse theory, and involves extending classical Morse theory to certain degenerate functions.

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