Speaker
Prof.
Motohico Mulase
(U.C. Davis)
Description
A quantum curve is an h-bar deformation family of D-modules on a complex analytic curve. It takes the form of a stationary Schroedinger equation in one dimension, quantizing the spectral curve, which is a ramified covering of the starting curve. The coordinate of the starting curve is a parameter of a generating function, and the spectral curve is the Riemann surface of holomorphy of this function. The quantum curve, as a differential equation, then characterizes this function, which is a generating function of quantum topological invariants. In this talk, I will present recent mathematical developments on this subject, obtained jointly with Dumitrescu, Dunin-Barkowski, Norbury, Popolitov, Shadrin, and Sulkowski.
Primary author
Prof.
Motohico Mulase
(U.C. Davis)
