About us
The scientific activities of the Research Group in Algebra and Geometry span a diverse range of fields, encompassing non-commutative algebra, combinatorics, representation theory, and various branches of geometry such as algebraic, complex, differential, Kähler, projective, and symplectic geometry, frequently at the interface with mathematical physics. The specific research interests within these broad domains include:
- Complex non-Kähler Geometry
- Deformation of complex structures
- Holomorphic dynamics
- Integrable systems and homogeneous spaces
- Lie Theory, quantum groups, and Hopf algebras
- Kähler Geometry
- Ring and nearring theory
- Semi-Riemannian geometry
- Low-dimensional topology and knot theory
