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Advances in Homotopy Theory IV

Time:2023-06-19 ~ 2023-06-23

Venue:Venue: Online ZOOM: 361 038 6975 Password: BIMSA

Organizer:Tyrone Cutler, Sergei Ivanov, Stephen Theriault, Jie Wu

This is the fourth edition of a twice-yearly workshop that will alternate between the Southampton Centre for Geometry, Topology and Applications and the Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Applications. The aims are to promote exciting new work in homotopy theory, with an emphasis on that by younger mathematicians, and to showcase the wide relevance of the subject to other areas of mathematics and science.


Speakers


Henry Adams (Colorado State University)

Yasuhiko Asao (Fukuoka university)

Valerii Bardakov (Sobolev Institute of Mathematics)

Shaul Barkan (Einstein Institute of Mathematics)

Stefan Behrens (Universität Bielefeld)

Emmanuel Farjoun (Hebrew University)

Daciberg Lima Gonçalves (Universidade de Sao Paulo)

Mark Grant (University of Aberdeen)

Alexander Grigor'yan (Universität Bielefeld)

Ruizhi Huang (AMSS, CAS)

Dan Isaksen (Wayne State University)

Sergei Ivanov (BIMSA)

Jacob Kryczka (BIMSA)

Ran Liu (BIMSA)

Xiang Liu (Nankai University)

Connor Malin (University of Notre Dame)

Morgan Opie (UCLA)

Jianzhong Pan (AMSS, CAS)

Shaul Ragimov (Einstein Institute of Mathematics)

Yichen Tong (Kyoto University)

Andrei Vesnin (Tomsk State University, Sobolev Institute of Mathematics)

Felix Wierstra (University of Amsterdam)

Kelin Xia (Nanyang Technological University)

Zhongjian Zhu (Wenzhou University)



Schedule

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DATEJune 19, 2023
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