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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2010/newsitem/3386/26-
 May-2010-General-Mathematics-Colloquium-Alessandra
 -Palmigiano
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SUMMARY:General Mathematics Colloquium, Alessandra
  Palmigiano
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Alessandra Palmigiano
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20100526T111500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20100526T121500
LOCATION:Room A.104, Science Park 904, Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Quantales are very simple ordered alge
 bras which can be thought of as pointfree noncommu
 tative topologies. In recent years, their connecti
 ons have been studied with fundamental notions in 
 noncommutative geometry such as groupoids and C*-a
 lgebras. In particular, the class of quantales cor
 responding to certain very well behaved groupoids 
 (the etale groupoids) has been identified by means
  of a non-functorial duality. However, there are v
 ery interesting examples of groupoids that do not 
 belong to this class. For instance, groupoids that
  arise from group actions on topological spaces. I
 n a joint work with Riccardo Re, the non-functoria
 l duality has been extended to these latter groupo
 ids as well. In the talk, I will introduce this li
 ne of research, sketch the main ideas of the duali
 ty, and discuss some examples.  http://www.science
 .uva.nl/research/math/Calendar/colloq/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n        <p>Quantale
 s are very simple ordered algebras which can be th
 ought of as pointfree noncommutative topologies. I
 n recent years, their connections have been studie
 d with fundamental notions in noncommutative geome
 try such as groupoids and C*-algebras. In particul
 ar, the class of quantales corresponding to certai
 n very well behaved groupoids (the etale groupoids
 ) has been identified by means of a non-functorial
  duality. However, there are very interesting exam
 ples of groupoids that do not belong to this class
 . For instance, groupoids that arise from group ac
 tions on topological spaces. In a joint work with 
 Riccardo Re, the non-functorial duality has been e
 xtended to these latter groupoids as well. In the 
 talk, I will introduce this line of research, sket
 ch the main ideas of the duality, and discuss some
  examples.</p>\n\n    \n        <p><a target="_bla
 nk" href="http://www.science.uva.nl/research/math/
 Calendar/colloq/">http://www.science.uva.nl/resear
 ch/math/Calendar/colloq/</a></p>\n\n    
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 May-2010-General-Mathematics-Colloquium-Alessandra
 -Palmigiano
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