Schubert Varieties and Degeneracy Loci (Lecture Notes in Mathematics, 1689)
by William Fulton, Piotr Pragacz
In this volume of Lecture Notes in Mathematics, William Fulton presents an in-depth study of Schubert varieties and degeneracy loci. These topics are central to algebraic geometry, providing essential tools for understanding geometric structures in higher-dimensional spaces. Ideal for graduate students and researchers seeking precise theoretical insights.
About This Book
Schubert Varieties and Degeneracy Loci is part of the Lecture Notes in Mathematics series, volume 1689. Authored by William Fulton, it delves into key concepts in algebraic geometry.
The book addresses the structures and properties of Schubert varieties, which are fundamental in the study of Grassmannians and flag varieties. It also examines degeneracy loci, offering a rigorous treatment suitable for advanced learners.
As lecture notes, the content is designed to guide readers through theoretical developments with mathematical precision. It serves as a valuable resource for those engaged in pure mathematics research.
The publication maintains the series' tradition of accessible yet deep explorations of contemporary mathematical topics.
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