On the Structure of the Blob Algebra

By Paul P. Martin, D. Woodcock. 2000

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Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. A. Cox
2. Paul P. Martin
3. A. Parker
4. Changchang Xi
5. A. Gainutdinov
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7. Osamu Iyama
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In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

1. A. Cox
2. A. Parker
3. Changchang Xi
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1. A. Cox
2. Paul P. Martin
3. A. Gainutdinov
4. Romain Vasseur
5. Jesper Lykke Jacobsen
6. H. Saleur
7. A. Parker
8. Changchang Xi

Citations in the corpus

• Logarithmic conformal field theory: a lattice approach (2013, background): “r than TL and so are its representations, since they correspond in the limit to Verma modules without any quotient being taken. As a consequence, the blob algebra representation theory is much richer [82, 85], and standard modules have a complicated indecomposable structure in non-generic cases (see”
• Representation theory of towers of recollement: Theory, notes, and examples (2004, methodology): “(ii) The blob algebra bn(δ, δ′) was introduced in [29], and an analysis of the form described above (for δ and δ′ non-zero) first carried out (in characteristic zero) in [30].”