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What follows is not a jab at the author of the document. I think it's really nice for an undergrad to be interested in this topic. It's very close to my field o
by g15jv2dp 2y ago
What follows is not a jab at the author of the document. I think it's really nice for an undergrad to be interested in this topic. It's very close to my field of research, and not something that an undergrad would typically know about. But why would you post someone's draft of a bachelor thesis here?
If someone is really interested in intersection homology (and perverse sheaves!), here is a set of lecture notes (not written by me): https://webusers.imj-prg.fr/~bruno.klingler/cours/courspervers.pdf https://webusers.imj-prg.fr/~bruno.klingler/cours/coursperve...
- vinnyvichy 2y agoThanks for the link! (I'm afraid there's nothing for me to reciprocate with ATM) You don't have to defend my eccentricity, but I always pay attention to BS theses, even drafts (RIP Grothendieck) because, they almost always* teach me something deep, and more importantly, efficiently. YMMV, but I'd be curious about your counter-defence if so. *sometimes I do disagree with their headlines.