Lecture

Monstrous Moonshine

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Description

This lecture explores the concept of Monstrous Moonshine, focusing on the 1979 discovery. Monster M, a mathematical object, is conjectured to exist and has connections to various mathematical structures. The lecture delves into computations, uniqueness properties, and symmetries related to Monster M.

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Mathematics

Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra, Linear algebra

Number theory: Topics in number theory

Analysis: Complex analysis, Functional analysis

Physics

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