Arkadij Bojko
Hello, I am an Institute Research Scholar at Academia Sinica. Previously, I worked in the group of Rahul Pandharipande at ETH Zurich, and I did my PhD as a Clarendon scholar with Dominic Joyce at Oxford.
I believe in the essence of Ardila's Axioms.
My research field is enumerative algebraic geometry where I have mainly focused on sheaf-counting theories thus far. Through my work, I help to advance our understanding of invariants and structures of moduli spaces of sheaves by using tools from representation theory, derived algebraic geometry topology, combinatorics, and gauge theory. The techniques I often apply rely on the wall-crossing behaviour of sheaves under changing stability conditions and on equivariant localization. Two main areas that I dedicated most of my time to are sheaf-counting on Calabi-Yau fourfolds and Virasoo constraints for linear categories. Here, I used vertex algebras and their formal families combined with wall-crossing to prove multiple existing conjectures. Coming back to my roots, I am beginning to dabble in various topics of mathematical physics.
You can contact me using the email address found here. I was organizing the Algebraic Geometry Seminar at Academia Sinica.
selected publications
- Virasoro constraints for moduli of sheaves and vertex algebrasInvent. Math., 2024
- Universal Virasoro constraints for quivers with relations2023arXiv preprint, submitted to a journal
- Hilbert schemes of points on Calabi–Yau 4-folds via wall-crossingAdv. Math., 2024
- Orientations for DT invariants on quasi-projective Calabi-Yau 4-foldsAdv. Math., 2021