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SUMMARY:Recent progress in representation stability
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Andrew Snowden\, University of Michigan\n\nRepresentation stability is a relatively new field that studies somewhat exotic algebraic structures and exploits their properties to prove results (often asymptotic in nature) about objects of interest. I will describe some of the algebraic structures that appear (and state some important results …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2017-01-19-andrew-snowden/
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