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math.QA2021

Categorification of infinite-dimensional -modules and braid group 2-actions I: tensor products

Benjamin Dupont, Grégoire Naisse

This is the first part of a series of two papers aiming to construct a categorification of the braiding on tensor products of Verma modules, and in particular of the Lawrence--Kram…

math.QA2020★ 1 cited

Tensor product categorifications, Verma modules and the blob 2-category

Abel Lacabanne, Grégoire Naisse, Pedro Vaz

We construct a dg-enhancement of KLRW algebras that categorifies the tensor product of a universal Verma module and several integrable irreducible modules. When t…

math.QA2020★ 4 cited

Odd Khovanov homology for tangles

Grégoire Naisse, Krzysztof Putyra

We extend the covering of even and odd Khovanov link homology to tangles, using arc algebras. For this, we develop the theory of quasi-associative algebras and bimodules graded ove…

math.QA2020★ 2 cited

Real Springer fibers and odd arc algebras

Jens Niklas Eberhardt, Grégoire Naisse, Arik Wilbert

We give a topological description of the two-row Springer fiber over the real numbers. We show its cohomology ring coincides with the oddification of the cohomology ring of the com…

math.QA2017

2-Verma modules and the Khovanov-Rozansky link homologies

Grégoire Naisse, Pedro Vaz

We explain how Queffelec-Sartori's construction of the HOMFLY-PT link polynomial can be interpreted in terms of parabolic Verma modules for . Lifting the constr…

math.QA2016

Odd Khovanov's arc algebra

Grégoire Naisse, Pedro Vaz

We construct an odd version of Khovanov's arc algebra . Extending the center to elements that anticommute, we get a subalgebra that is isomorphic to the oddification of the co…

math.QA2015

An oddification of Khovanov's arc algebras

Grégoire Naisse

In this master thesis we construct an oddification of the rings from arXiv:math/0103190 using the functor from arXiv:0710.4300 . This leads to a collection of non-associative…