\titleofpresentation{Noetherian Hopf algberas}

\presenter{Ken Brown}


Following the discovery of quantum groups in the 1980s and the
exploration of many Hopf algebras related to quantum groups in the
years following, a very large menagerie of noetherian Hopf algebras
had become available for study by the mid-1990s. I will review some
of what is known about noetherian Hopf algebras, and explain some
open questions about them.


\presenteraddress{University of Glasgow, United Kingdom}  % The name of a university is fine.

\email{kab@maths.gla.ac.uk}

\web{www.maths.gla.ac.uk/~kab/}  
