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Localisation of Iwasawa algebras

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The process of localisation remains an important tool in noncommutative ring theory, but added complications mean that it is not always possible at a prime ideal. I will talk about the methods employed to deal with this problem, and apply them to the case of an Iwasawa algebra of a soluble compact p-adic Lie group over the local ring Zp.

This talk is part of the Junior Algebra and Number Theory seminar series.

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