Andrew Thomas Carroll

Talks

• Gabriel's Theorem, the notes for my first talk, given at the math department's Graduate Student Seminar
• Semi-Invariants for Full Colored String Algebras at the Maurice Auslander International Conference at the Marine Biology Lab at Woods Hole in Massachusetts
• Semi-Invariants for Colored String Algebras at the 22nd Meeting on Representation Theory of Algebras, on the 9th of October, held at l'Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, QC, Canada
• Semi-Invariants for Gentle String Algebras Slides from a talk given by Professor Weyman about my work, given at the AMS meeting in Iowa, March 2011.
• Generic Modules for Gentle String Algebras Slides from a talk given at the AMS meeting in Iowa, March 2011 on Gentle String Algebras.
• Semi-Invariants for Gentle String Algebras Slides from a talk at the Algebra Seminar at University of Connecticut. Includes more background, and more results than previous talks. April 6, 2011
• General Modules for Gentle String Algebras Slides from April 18, 2011 talk at the Marine Biology Lab in Woods Hole, MA during the 10th Maurice Auslander International Conference. This version includes more details than the Iowa talk. Slides from more excellent talks given at this conference can be found at the following link: http://www.math.neu.edu/~todorov/MALectureSlides2011.html.
• Introduction to Quivers and Auslander-Reiten Theory Notes from a talk on September 15, 2011 for the first meeting for the Joint MIT-NEU Cluster Algebras and Categorification Seminar
• Combinatorial aspects of matching semigroups Notes from a Graduate Student Seminar talk at Northeastern University;
• Generic modules and gentle algebras An invited talk on my research at Texas A& M University for J.M. Landsberg's Geometry Seminar in October 2011.
• Invariant theory for gentle algebras Abstract for a September 2012 talk on work with Calin Chindris at University of Missouri's Number Theory and Representation Theory seminar.
• Fields of rational invariants for gentle algebras Notes from a short talk at University of Missouri's first "Conference on Geometric Methods in Representation Theory" , November 2012.