Topology Seminar
Day: Every Tuesday
Time: 12:30 - 1:45 p.m.
Location: Encino Hall 230
A seminar in topology: geometric, algebraic, general, abstract, combinatorial, and applied. This is a faculty research seminar focused on topology and its applications. Graduate and undergraduate students interested in topology and its applications are welcome to attend.
Fall 2019
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Sept 3: David Snyder, Texas State University, On the Bing-Borsuk and Buseman Conjectures
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Sept 10:Anton Dochtermann, Texas State University, Extendably Shellable Complexes and Simon's Conjecture
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Sept 17: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; Chain Complexes, Categories, Categories of Modules
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Sept 24: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; Morse Theory, Moduli Spaces, Stack of Broken Lines
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Oct 1: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; More on Stacks, Lagrangian Floer Theory, Fukaya Categories, Mirror Symmetryr for Motivation
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Oct 8: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; Fukaya Categories Some More, Stack of Broken Lines, Filtered Objects and Extensions
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Oct 15: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; Fukaya Categories of Disks, Lagrangian Cobordisms, K-theory
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Oct 22: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University; Stacks of Broken Paracycles, Sheaves of Fukaya Categories, 2-Segal Spaces
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Oct 29: No meeting
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Nov 5: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University, Recap and Follow-up
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Nov 12: Joseph Hirsh, Recovering Monoids from their Representation Theory Even When We Can't
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Nov 19: No meeting
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Nov 26: Thomas Thickstun. Texas State University, Blowing Up Some Homology 3-Manifolds
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Dec 3: John Bryant, Florida State University, Counterexamples to the Bing-Borsuk Conjecture in High Dimensions
