TOYKAMP

Arun Ram
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Melbourne
Parkville, VIC 3010 Australia
aram@unimelb.edu.au

TOYKAMP is a pure math playgroup that meets weekly on Thursday afternoons. We do weaving (Fine Springer Fibres to make Higgs Bundles) and box building (black boxes to put the fibres and bundles in to make Modules). The participants are usually local, but we have some Commuting Operators who come in to run the black box modules and navigate Spectral Curves with them. Our systems are often Integrable into a larger mathematics department (if the bundle is sufficiently ample). Everyone is welcome.

Ting Xue
Omar Foda
Yaping Yang
Kari Vilonen
Arun Ram
Michael Wheeler
Paul Norbury

Representation Theory seminar 2017
University of Melbourne
School of Mathematics and Statistics

Ting Xue Lecture Notes         17 August 2017
Omar Foda Lecture Notes 21 September 2017
Yaping Yang Lecture Notes 10 August 2017
Kari Vilonen Lecture Notes 7 September 2017
Arun Ram Lecture Notes 31 August 2017
Michael Wheeler     Lecture Notes 28 September 2017
Paul Norbury Lecture Notes 24 August 2017

From the Lecture notes:

National and International activity

Notices of the American Mathematical Society November 2017 Issue

A paper of Monica Vazirani arXiv:1403.0303

The Sydney conference 4-8 December 2017

Paris February 2017

Paris March 2017

Hausel's lecture notes

Positions at IST Austria

Gufang Zhao

Representation Theory seminar 2017
University of Melbourne
School of Mathematics and Statistics

Ting Xue Lecture Notes         17 August 2017
Omar Foda Lecture Notes 21 September 2017
Yaping Yang Lecture Notes 10 August 2017
Kari Vilonen Lecture Notes 7 September 2017
Arun Ram Lecture Notes 31 August 2017
Michael Wheeler     Lecture Notes 28 September 2017
Paul Norbury Lecture Notes 24 August 2017

If you want to join our TOYKAMP please come to Room 107 on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 (when Yaping Yang is in town).

YouTube Radio Thursday night

The point is
that affine Springer fibres
are weaving together to form the
moduli space of Higgs bundles
which is gonna be
Pic     of a spectral curve.

The
Cohomology is a Black Box
containing the affine Springer fibers
and making a DAHA module

and that DAHA module
has got commuting operators acting on it
and in important cases
it corresponds
to an integrable system.

That's an integrable system for which
the Energies
are eigenvalues of the
Macdonald polynomials
and it provides some kind of Fourier analysis
imbedded in the Langlands correspondence

And that's what's in your head after TOYKAMP.

Mathematics has put a spell on you.

Thank you.

Arun Ram
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of Melbourne
Parkville, VIC 3010 Australia
aram@unimelb.edu.au

This was the plan for a School Pure Mathematics Research presentation for the School Review 1 November 2017.