Towards non-commutative integrability
July 7, 2010 — University of Lisbon | Speaker: Maxim Kontsevich (about) Abstract: There are many examples of classical integrable systems where one can treat coordinates on the phase space as free non-commuting variables. I'll mostly concentrate on an example related with the classification of a pair of matrices up to conjugation. This leads to a beautiful class of (non)commutative algebraic functions. Also I formulate several conjectures about integrability, supported by computer experiments. Time: 14h30 Room: Anfiteatro do Instituto para a Investigação Interdisciplinar (map) Web streaming: http://www.sp.ul.pt/maximkontsevich Contact: Jean-Claude Zambrini (zambrini@cii.fc.ul.pt) |
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