Beschreibung
In this thesis we link three flavors of geometry together: piece-wise linear, birational and non-commutative. The main tool to do it is the notion of mutation. In the first part we show that mutation helps us explain the structure of the Thompson group T. In the second part we study the birational geometry of mutation and get linear presentation of subgroups of the Cremona group. In the third part we plunge into derived categories and associate to every algebraic variety a triangulated category which depends only on its birational class. For rational surface this approach gives us an action of the Cremona group on the non-commutative ring. Finally we give applications of this results to the formulas of non-commutative cluster mutations.
Autorenporträt
Alexandr Usnich grew up in a small town near Minsk, Belarus in a family of doctors. He got interested in mathematics through olympiads and won a first place in the IMO 2000. Pursuing his interest in algebraic geometry he moved to Paris to study in Ecole Normale Superieure. After completing a PhD he moved to Switzerland. He raises a daughter.
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