Schubert Calculus - Osaka 2012

Discover the intricate world of mathematics with "Schubert Calculus - Osaka 2012" by Hiroshi Naruse, published by the Mathematical Society of Japan in 2017. This comprehensive volume encompasses the proceedings from the 5th MSJ Seasonal Institute held in September 2012, featuring 518 pages filled with insights and advanced discussions.

Ideal for researchers and graduate students, this book delves deep into Schubert calculus and its significant connections to various mathematical realms. Explore its applications in geometric representation theory, discover combinatorial aspects of algebraic varieties in Lie theory, and understand the principles of equivariant topology. Whether you are looking to enhance your knowledge or conduct research, this book serves as an essential resource in the field.