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most citedEssential dimension of simple algebras with involutions

7 citations · 14 across the 19 of their papers we have counts for

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math.AG2026

The Chow Characteristic Image of \(\Spin(10)\) via the Affine Cone over the Spinor Variety

Sanghoon Baek

Let \(G=\Spin(10)\) be the split spin group over a field of characteristic different from \(2\), and let \(T\subset G\) be a split maximal torus. We determine the image of the inte…

math.AG2026

Integral Weyl Invariants in Chow Characteristic Images of Spin and Special Clifford Groups

Sanghoon Baek

Let $G=\Spin(n)$ be the split spin group over an arbitrary field, with . Extending a Steenrod-theoretic obstruction of Karpenko, we classify the recursively defined integral…

math.AG2023

Essential dimension of reductive groups via generically free representations

Sanghoon Baek, Yeongjong Kim

We provide a simple method to compute upper bounds on the essential dimension of split reductive groups with finite or connected center by means of their generically free represent…

math.AG2023

Counter-examples to a conjecture of Karpenko for spin groups

Sanghoon Baek, Rostislav Devyatov

Consider the canonical morphism from the Chow ring of a smooth variety to the associated graded ring of the topological filtration on the Grothendieck ring of . In general,…

math.AG2021★ 1 cited

Essential dimension of semisimple groups of type

Sanghoon Baek, Yeongjong Kim

We determine the essential dimension of an arbitrary semisimple group of type of the form \[G=\big(\operatorname{\mathbf{Spin}}(2n_{1}+1)\times\cdots \times \operatorname{\math…

math.AG2021

Maximal orthogonal grassmannians of quadratic forms of dimensions up to

Sanghoon Baek

Let be a connected component of the maximal orthogonal grassmannian of a generic -dimensional quadratic form with trivial Clifford invariant. Consider the canonical epim…