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Differential geometry / Poisson manifold / Poisson algebra / Poisson bracket / Schouten–Nijenhuis bracket / Lie bialgebra / Poisson–Lie group / Lie algebra / Hamiltonian vector field / Symplectic geometry / Differential topology / Abstract algebra
Date: 2006-06-26 07:34:18
Differential geometry
Poisson manifold
Poisson algebra
Poisson bracket
Schouten–Nijenhuis bracket
Lie bialgebra
Poisson–Lie group
Lie algebra
Hamiltonian vector field
Symplectic geometry
Differential topology
Abstract algebra

From Poisson to Quantum Geometry Nicola Ciccoli Notes taken by Pawel Witkowski June 2006

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