The talk is a series of different speakers presenting open problems in arrangements of hyperplanes. Uli Walther presents the question of computing the invariants of the n-Weyl algebra when the polynomial is defining polynomial of an arrangement of hyperplanes. Richard Randell proposes four different problems concerning the fundamental group of the complement of an arrangement. Michael Falk presents four problems to find explicit examples of arrangements of hyperplanes that have certain properties. Finally, Alex Suciu and Dean Serenevy discuss how GAP cane be used to perform calculations on Arrangements.

Keywords:

Open problems; arrangements of Hyperplanes

Lecture #10659

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