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Masuoka Lab
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The lab is a mathematics lab that studies Hopf algebras, group schemes, and Galois theory.
AboutAbout the lab
The mathematics of Hopf algebras and Galois theory
The Masuoka Lab studies Hopf algebras, (super) group schemes, Galois theory, and tensor categories.
Prof. Akira Masuoka, who heads the lab, is a professor who studies mathematics at the University of Tsukuba.
The lab's website carries records of research meetings and seminars on Hopf algebras.
The professor has also written articles introducing Galois theory and an introductory textbook on linear algebra.
Key terms
- Hopf algebra
- An algebraic system equipped with a coproduct, which corresponds to the group operation, in addition to a product; it allows groups to be handled in the language of algebra
- Group scheme
- A scheme, a geometric object in algebraic geometry, equipped with a group operation
- Galois theory
- A theory that uses groups to study the symmetry seen in permutations of the solutions of an equation
NewsLab news
Publication of Daigaku Sugaku Shitsumonbako (University Mathematics Question Box), which includes the professor's explanation of differential Galois theory
Publication of Daigaku Sugaku Guidance (University Mathematics Guidance), which includes the professor's article introducing Galois theory
ResearchResearch themes
The lab lists Hopf algebras, group schemes, Galois theory, and tensor categories as its research interests. Its website also carries explanations of difference and differential Galois theory, as well as announcements of lectures.
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- ProfessorAkira Masuoka
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