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Representation theory is the study of rings, algebras or groups through their actions on other objects (usually on vector spaces). The subject is characterized by its applications to other areas such as algebraic geometry, combinatorics, number theory or integrable systems. At the University of Glasgow, our research covers a broad range of topics within representation theory such as combinatorial representation theory, Lie theory and geometric representation theory.
