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SUMMARY:The what, where, and why of endofinite modules
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Henning Krause\, Bielefeld University, Germany\n\nThe notion of an endofinite module was introduced some 25 years ago by Crawley-Boevey. In my talk I'll explain what it is (a natural finiteness condition), where it comes from (representation theory of algebras), and why it is useful also in many other contexts (e.g. in homotopy theory or the study …

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URL:http://math.utah.edu/caseminar/2017-09-22-henning-krause/
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