D-modules
Algebraic differential operators and flat connections; characteristic varieties and holonomicity; inverse and direct images, duality and minimal extensions; regular singularities, Riemann–Hilbert, localization, stacks, crystals and Fourier transformation.
- Differential operators and the Weyl algebra
- D-modules, flat connections and local systems
- Good filtrations and the characteristic variety
- The Bernstein filtration and holonomic modules over the Weyl algebra
- Bernstein-Sato polynomials
- Holonomic D-modules and duality
- Inverse images
- Direct images and the relative de Rham complex
- Kashiwara's equivalence and D-modules on singular spaces
- Adjunctions, base change and the projection formula
- Preservation of holonomicity and minimal extensions
- The de Rham functor
- Regular singularities
- The Riemann-Hilbert correspondence
- Equivariant and twisted D-modules
- Beilinson-Bernstein localization
- D-modules on stacks, ind-schemes and the de Rham prestack
- The Fourier transform of D-modules
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