Paul Martin: Reference Section
 

• Recent and Upcoming Conferences
  • Workshop on Diagram Algebras in Mathematics and Physics April 3-10, 2005
  • 9th UK meeting on Integrable Models and CFT City, April 22/23, 2005
  • CLOWN Network Representation Theory Day at City II (watch this space).
  • Themes at the interface of Physics and Representation Theory, December 11-15, 2006. (older draft)
  • 11th UK meeting on Integrable Models, CFT and related topics Kings, May 11-12, 2007
• Original grant proposal for 1999-2003 EPSRC research project
• recent papers
  • link to group list
  • Remarks/Corrigenda/Errata for papers in public domain
• The reviews
• MicroHOWTOs: computer stuff I wish I hadn't had to find out for myself

Some Seminars
"The partition algebra and a new deformation of the Schur algebras."
    Various venues since RIMS Kyoto. Spring 1996.
"An algebraic approach to statistical mechanics" (4 seminar series).
    Centre Emile Borel, Institute Henri Poincare, Paris. Winter 1996/97.
"An algebraic approach to q-spin-chain spectra."
    Various venues starting with Durham. Summer 1997.
"The partition algebra: A physicists approach to algebraic representation theory."
    Various venues since Seminaire Bale-Fribourg-Strasbourg. Summer 1998.
"A physicists approach to algebraic representation theory."
    Various venues since BMC2001
"Hecke algebraic approach to the reflection equation."
    Various venues since York 2001.
"Affine Hecke quotients and their representations."
    Various venues since Warwick 2001.
"Affine Hecke algebras, Statistical Mechanics and alcove geometry."
    Various venues since Bristol 2002.
"Diagram algebras, representation theory and YBE."
    Various venues since Cardiff 2002.
"Diagram algebras in Statistical Mechanics." (2/1 seminar versions)
    Oxford 2005/Koln 2005.
 
 

Commentaries
1. Zeros of the partition function
2. (Transfer Matrix Algebraic) Statistical Mechanics
 

Samples from recent teaching media development
algebra
various
linear algebra
linear algebra via VIRTUAL REALITY
Requisite Statistical Mechanics
 

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