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A collaborative reading course exploring the mathematical foundations of Geometric Invariant Theory (GIT) and Equiangular Tight Frames. This repository contains weekly summaries, lecture notes, and discussion materials.
📍 Public Website: https://ayanava314.github.io/GIT-ETF/
This reading course covers:
- Geometric Invariant Theory: (following Dolgachev's Lectures on Invariant Theory)
- Equiangular Tight Frames: Applications of GIT to Finite Equiangular Tight Frames
- To be added later...
├── README.md # This file
├── index.md # Course homepage
├── references.md # Course references
├── week01.md, week02.md, ... # Weekly summaries (Jekyll markdown)
├── _config.yml # Jekyll site configuration
├── _layouts/
│ └── default.html # Custom site theme
├── _includes/
│ └── head.html # MathJax CDN configuration
├── references/ # Reference materials and readings
└── notes/
├── main.tex # Master LaTeX document
├── week01.tex, ... # Weekly detailed notes
├── xx.aux,xx.bib,... # Auxiliary files
└── main.pdf # Compiled notes
Visit the published website to browse weekly summaries and download full notes.
Sign in to GitHub to modify content/make suggestions/comment on pages. Will post a simple clone to push walkthrough later if needed.
Each week includes:
- Summary page (
weekNN.md): Key concepts, readings, and learning objectives - Detailed notes (
notes/weekNNtex): Formal definitions, theorems, proofs - Discussion thread: Use GitHub Issues/Discussions tab to ask questions
question: Mathematical questions or clarificationstypo: Errors in notes or summariesdiscussion: General discussion or alternative approachesreading: Recommendations for additional resources
- Dolgachev: Lectures on Invariant Theory (primary reference)
- Mumford, Fogarty, Kirwan: Geometric Invariant Theory (classical reference)
- Waldron: An Introduction to Finite Tight Frames (comprehensive ETF treatment)
- Equiangular Tight Frames research papers (linked in weekly content)
Found an error? Have a suggestion?
- Open an Issue for bugs/typos
- Start a Discussion for questions or topics
- Submit a Pull Request for content additions
Please include context (week number, section) and be specific about proposed changes.
These materials are shared for educational purposes within the reading course community.
Course Organizer: Prof. Gene Kopp and Ayan Year: 2026-$$\infty$$ Questions? Use the Issues/Discussions tab or email the organizer.