Advances in Koszul modules and syzygies of algebraic varieties.
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Given a group action, known by its infinitesimal generators, we exhibit a complete set of syzygies on a generating set of differential invariants. For that we elaborate on the reinterpretation of Cartan's moving frame by Fels and Olver (1999). This provides constructive tools for exploring algebras of differential inva…
We prove a representation stability result for the second homology groups of Torelli subgroups of mapping class groups and automorphism groups of free groups. This strengthens the results of Boldsen-Hauge Dollerup and Day-Putman. We also prove a new representation stability result for the homology of certain congruence…
We introduce a technique for proving quantitative representation stability theorems for sequences of representations of certain finite linear groups over a field of characteristic zero. In particular, we prove a vanishing result for higher syzygies of VIC- and SI-modules, which can be thought of as a weaker version of …
Proves effective Chen ranks conjecture for Koszul modules.
Solves second-order PDEs using quotients and differential invariants.
This is a survey of our research on geometric structures of projective embeddings and includes some topics of our talks in several symposia during 1990-99. We clarify our main problem, which is to construct a kind of geometric composition series of projective embeddings. The concept of "geometric composition series" is…
Let be a dimensional compact local Hermitian symmetric space of non-compact type and $L=\shO(K_X)\tens\shO(qM)$ be an adjoint line bundle. Let be a constant. Assume the curvature of is , where is the kähler form of , and 's injectivity radius has a lower bound , where $e…
We study variational systems for space curves, for which the Lagrangian or action principle has a Euclidean symmetry, using the Rotation Minimising frame, also known as the Normal, Parallel or Bishop frame. Such systems have previously been studied using the Frenet-Serret frame. The Rotation Minimising frame has many a…