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Stability conditions and Stokes factors

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Algebraic Lie Theory

There are two approaches to the theory of D-modules on quantized flag manifolds; one by Lunts-Rosenberg and myself using Proj, and the other by Backelin-Kremnizer using equivariant D-modules. I will give some account of my result on D-modules on qunatized flag manifolds at roots of 1 using Proj.

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