Lecture

Proper Actions and Quotients

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Description

This lecture discusses proper actions of groups on Riemann surfaces, focusing on examples where the stabilizer of a point is a finite cyclic group. It also covers the definition of quotients, with examples of non-proper actions and the importance of defining charts around fixed points. The lecture concludes with an introduction to algebraic curves via square roots.

Instructor

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Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra, Linear algebra

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