FQM298: RINGS ASSOCIATED TO QUANTUM MODELS

Submitted by francisco.grimaldi on Tue, 08/25/2020 - 13:16
University
Faculty/school/department
SCIENCE FACULTY/MATHEMATICS/ALGEBRA
Size of the team
number of researchers number of supporting staff number of PhD students
12
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Composition of Joint Unit of Research, if relevant

The group FQM-298 of the Junta de Andalucía, "Rings associated to Quantum models" is formed  by 8 members and 4 collaborators. It has 5 active members.  Among the members there are two University Professors and 3 Full Professor. The group currently has a total of 8 six-year periods of research. It includes specialists in the areas of Algebra and Geometry.
It is a very active group as can be seen from its production: 223 publications in journals, 165 contributions to congresses, participation in 165 R+D+i projects, and 73 teaching activities. They have participated as  members of Master and final degree thesis committees  and we have also participated in  Phd committees.

The group encompasses several lines of research, all of which have the common denominator of Applications  of algebraic and geometric techniques.  Among these techniques  are:
-K- Theory in regular rings.
-C*-algebras and Leavitt Path Algebras.
-Lie theory,
-Algebraic geometry.
-Holomorphic and modular curves
-Numerical semigroups and affine semigroups. Factorization

Each branch enjoys an active research in the areas mentioned above and as future work we always think about how we can work in the quantum environment.

The key words in our research are:
Steinberg algebra; graded ideal; self-similar graph algebra; Boolean dynamical system; graph algebra, weak cancellation, refinement monoid, nonstable K-theory, ideal lattice, Generalized Lie-type algebra, n-Lie algebra, n-Leibniz algebra, Superalgebra, Color algebra, Quasi-multiplicative basis, Structure theory, Graph, Module, Algebra, Structure theory, Drinfeld modular forms, Drinfeld modules,
Embedding dimensión, Frobenius number,  genus, multiplicity, numerical semigroup, Non-unique factorization, numerical semigroup, factorization, length of a factorization, delta set, Divisor-closed submonoid, Archimedean component, Set of minimal distances, Non-unique factorizations, Commutative monoid, Cancellative monoid, Polyhedral cone, Finitely generated monoid.

 

PI
PI name
Mª Angeles Moreno Frias
PI bio

ORCID ID: 0000-0002-0593-9434

I have a degree in Mathematical Sciences from the University of Granada. I completed my doctoral thesis, entitled Computational Methods in Systems of Partial Derivative Equations, under the supervision of Prof. F.J. Castro Jimenez in the Department of Algebra at the University of Seville, obtaining the qualification of Outstanding Cum Laude. Since 1989, I have been linked to the University of Cadiz where I have been a University Professor in the area of Algebra since 2010. During this period I have participated in various research projects as well as in several research groups. I have published 17 articles in prestigious journals and 2 books. I have carried out 3-month post-doctoral stays at the Université d'Angers (France), 1 month at the Centre d¿Enseignement et de Recherche en MathématIques et Calcul Scientifique in Marne la Vallée (France) and 2 research stays of 1 month each at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. I have presented the results of my research in 28 national and international conferences. I am the main researcher of the group FQM-298 of the Junta de Andalucía (Rings associated to quantum models) and researcher in the Ministry Project MTM2017-84890-P (Study and applications in numerical and related semi-groups). I have recognized six years of research.  I have also been part of 5 organizing committees of meetings and conferences. I have directed works of end of Degree and of End of Master (Regulated surfaces and their applications to the contemporary architecture, Mathematics with Origami, Theory of Groups and Musical Theory,...). At present I am directing, together with Prof. J. I. García García, a doctoral thesis entitled "Study of invariants in the factorization theory for cancelative and finely generated monoids" to the doctoral student Daniel Marín Aragón entitled "Study of invariants in the factorization theory for cancelative and finely generated monoids".
I have participated as a member of Master and final degree thesis committees  and I have also participated in  Phd committees.
 

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Mª Angeles Moreno Frias
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Short description of research profile

APPLICATIONS OF ALGEBRO-GEOMETRIC TECHNIQUES: K-THEORY  IN REGULAR RINGS, C * -ALGEBRAS AND  LEAVITT PATH ALGEBRAS, THEORY OF LIE; ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY, HOLOMORPHIC FOLIATIONS AND MODULAR CURVES.
FACTORIZATIONS IN NUMERICAL SEMIGROUPS AND AFFINE SEMIGROUPS.

Publications

Representative publications

1. A non-standard Fourier expansion for the Drinfeld discriminant function Bartolomé López Arch. Math. (Basel) 95 (2010), no. 2, 143–150
2. Arbitrary algebras with a multiplicative basis. Calderón Martín, Antonio J.; Navarro Izquierdo, Francisco J. Linear Algebra Appl. 498 (2016), 106–116.
3. Factorizations of the same length in numerical semigroups García-García, J. I.; Marín-Aragón, D.; Moreno-Frías, M. A. Int. J. Comput. Math. 96 (2019), no. 12, 2511–2521.
4. On split Leibniz superalgebras Calderón Martín, Antonio J.; Sánchez-Delgado, José M. Linear Algebra Appl. 438 (2013), no. 12, 4709–4725.
5. Simplicity of algebras associated to non-Hausdorff groupoids Orloff Clark, Lisa; Exel, Ruy; Pardo, Enrique; Sims, Aidan; Starling, Charles Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 372 (2019),

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Technology Expertise

Applications  of algebraic and geometric techniques