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EPSRC Reference: GR/R84276/01
Title: Methods of noncommutative algebra and deformation of structures in algebrraic topology
Principal Investigator: Lazarev, Professor A
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Department: Mathematics
Organisation: University of Bristol
Scheme: Fast Stream
Starts: 21 October 2002 Ends: 20 October 2005 Value (£): 61,773
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Algebra & Geometry
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The area of the proposed research in pure mathematics is stable homotopy theory and certain aspects of related algebra such as the theory of formal groups and deformation theory. Homotopy theory studies the properties of topological spaces which do not change under continuous deformations.The principal aim of this project is two-fold. First, we intend to investigate the global properties of the stable homotopy category such as the Taylor tower on the identity functor on S-algebras, Morita duality and moduli spaces of algebra structures. It is hoped that study of such phenomena will shed light on some classical problems in stable homotopy theory. Second, we propose to use methods and ideas from algebraic topology to study algebraic structures such as strongly homotopy associative algebras and formal groups. Particular attention will be paid to structures arising in the theory of complex cobordisms, one of the central objects of study in modern topology. The homotopy-theoretic outlook that we develop is likely to be useful in other areas of mathematics such as algebraic deformation theory and noncommutative geometry.
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