Simon Goodwin – Network — University of Birmingham

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Simon's research interests cover a range of topics in representation theory and Lie theory. His interests are centered around questions in the representation theory of Lie algebras and algebraic groups. Recently he has been interested in the representation theory of modular Lie algebras and of Lie superalgebras, and in particular the application of the theory of W-algebras to these areas. This research has involved a blend of algebraic, combinatorial and geometric methods, and is supported by EPSRC funding.

Simon is interested in supervising PhD research projects in various topics in Lie theory and representation theory.

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G Röhrle

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4 shared research output

Jonathan Brown

Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics
State University of New York
Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics, Suny Oneonta
Mathematics Department
Gonzaga University

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4 shared research output

Peter Mosch

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3 shared research output

L Hille

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3 shared research output

G Rohrle

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3 shared research output

G Roehrle

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2 shared research output

J Brundan

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2 shared research output

Tung Le

North West University

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2 shared research output

Gerhard Röhrle

Universitat Bochum

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2 shared research output

Jonathan Brundan

Saitama University
University of Oregon

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2 shared research output

G Ubly

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1 shared research output

Lewis W. Topley

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1 shared research output

A Kleshchev

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1 shared research output

K Baur

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1 shared research output

John D. Bradley

Departmento de Matemáticas
University of Los Andes, Colombia

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1 shared research output