Topology Seminar
Another Topology Seminar that is well-attended:
Applied Algebraic Topology Research Network's seminar.
David Snyder ds08@txstate.edu
Day: Every Friday
Time: 11 - 12:20 p.m.
Location: Derrick Hall 333
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.
Spring 2020
- Jan 24: David Snyder, Texas State University, On the Topological Dynamics of the Solvent-excluded Surface of a Protein During Flexing
- Jan 31: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University, Solid Mathematics I
- Feb 7: No Meeting
- Feb 14: David Snyder, Texas State University, Pro-objects, Pro-categories, Pro-adjoints, and Kan Extensions, Part 1
- Feb 21: Hiro Tanaka, Texas State University, Solid and Condensed Math, Continued: Recovering Usual Cohomology of Spaces
- Feb 28: Isiah Silaski, Texas State University, Solid and Condensed Math: Recovering Usual Cohomology of Spaces (continued)
- March 6: Wade Hindes, Texas State University, An Introduction to Galois Representations
- March 13: David Snyder, Texas State University, Morphisms in the Pro-finite category, Stone spaces, the Stone Duality Theorem, and Pro-finite Kan extensions
- March 20: Spring Break
- March 27: seminar canceled due to remote teaching preparations
- April 3: Sean Lawton, George Mason University, What is a Character Variety?
- April 10: TBD
- April 17:TBD
- April 24:TBD
- May 1: Audriana Pohlman, Texas State University, Computation of K0 for PIDs
(L to R) Matt Zawodniak, Tom Thickstun, Will Grilliette, Piyush Shroff, Tim Chase, Anton Dochtermann, Nathan Jones, David Snyder (organizer), Isaiah Silaski
