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Nicolas Perrin - Quantum K-theory of some homogeneous spaces
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Quantum K-theory is as quantum cohomology a generalisation of the classical coho-
mology algebra of a varietyX. In this talk I will explain the connection between the geometry of themoduli space of stable maps, in particular rational connectedness properties, and the computation ofstructure constants forXa rational homogeneous space. This is based on a joint work with A. Buch,
P.-E. Chaput and L. Mihalcea
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