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Principal bundles - I

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Moduli Spaces

This is an introduction to principal bundles in algebraic geometry. We will start with the basic definitions (associated fibrations, reduction and extension of structure group, stability, etc…) and then give a sketch of the construction of the moduli

Notes: The following are the notes of some lectures I gave in Warsaw. In that school I gave 5 lectures, so this time I won’t be able to cover all this material, but this could serve as a reference:

T. Gomez, Lectures on principal bundles over projective varieties, Pragacz, P. (Ed.) Algebraic cycles, sheaves, shtukas, and moduli. Impanga lecture notes. Trends in Mathematics. Birkh”auser Verlag, Basel, 2008. viii+236 pp., 45—68. Lectures on Principal Bundles over proyective varieties. arXiv: 1011.1801v1

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