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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA brief introduction to quantum groups
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These are lecture notes of a mini-course given by the first author in Moscow in July 2019, taken by the second author and then edited and expanded by the first author. They were also a basis of the lectures given by the first author at the CMSA Math Science Literature Lecture Series in May 2020. We attempt to give a birds-eye view of basic aspects of the theory of quantum groups.
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