Seminars for Pure Mathematics
Spring 2021
View Previous SemestersApr 27 |
| Paige North (University of Pennsylvania) |
| TBA |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 5pm |
| Location: Zoom |
Apr 13 |
| Maximilien Péroux (University of Pennsylvania) |
| Coalgebras and comodules in stable homotopy theory. |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 5pm |
| Location: Zoom |
In higher algebra, we study algebraic objects endowed with a multiplication that is associative only up to (coherent) homotopy, or commutative up to (coherent) homotopy. In this Brave new algebra, we ... More |
Apr 8 |
| Melissa Emory (University of Toronto) |
| TBA |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Apr 6 |
| Alexander Campbell (Centre of Australian Category Theory, Macquarie University) |
| A model-independent construction of the Gray monoidal structure for (infinity,2)-categories |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 6pm |
| Location: Zoom |
In this talk I will describe joint work with Yuki Maehara in which we give a model-independent (i.e. a purely infinity-categorical) construction of the (non-symmetric) Gray monoidal structure on the i... More |
Apr 1 |
| Joe Webster (University of Oregon) |
| The p-adic Mehta Integral |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Mar 25 |
| Raghuram (IISER Pune) |
| An introduction to Eisenstein Cohomology and its arithmetic applications |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 9:45AM |
| Location: Zoom |
Mar 23 |
| Martina Rovelli (University of Massachusetts Amherst) |
| n-complicial sets as a model for (infinity, n)-categories |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 5 pm |
| Location: Zoom |
With the rising significance of (infinity, n)-categories, it is important to have easy-to-handle models for those and understand them as much as possible. In this introductory talk we will discuss how... More |
Mar 18 |
| Kaneenika Sinha (IISER Pune) |
| Central limit theorems for Sato-Tate sequences |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 9:45AM |
| Location: Zoom |
Mar 11 |
| Adriana Salerno (Bates College) |
| Hasse-Witt matrices and mirror toric pencils |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Mirror symmetry predicts unexpected relationships between arithmetic properties of distinct families of algebraic varieties. For example, Wan and others have shown that for some mirror pairs, the numb... More |
Mar 4 |
| Kate Petersen (FSU) |
| Average Height Bounds |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Feb 25 |
| Melissa Emory (University of Toronto) |
| A multiplicity one theorem for general spin groups |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Feb 11 |
| Ettore Aldrovandi (FSU) |
| Fiber integration in K-Theory and a construction of Deligne's |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Feb 9 |
| Rhiannon Griffiths (Case Western Reserve University) |
| Enriched Model Categories for Functor Calculus |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 5 pm |
| Location: Zoom |
We present results necessary for developing model categories of enriched functors suitable for doing functor calculus. As a first example, we show how the discrete functor calculus of Bauer, Johnson a... More |
Feb 4 |
| Mark van Hoeij (FSU) |
| Modular GCD Algorithm |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Jan 28 |
| Alia Hamieh (UNBC) |
| Mean Values of Long Dirichlet Polynomials with Higher Divisor Coefficients |
| Algebra and Its Applications |
| Time: 3:05 |
| Location: Zoom |
Jan 19 |
| Christina Osborne (Cedarville University) |
| Decomposing the classifying diagram in terms of classifying spaces of groups |
| Homotopy Theory Seminar |
| Time: 5 pm |
| Location: Zoom |
The classifying diagram was defined by Rezk and is a generalization of the nerve of a category; in contrast to the nerve, the classifying diagram of two categories is equivalent if and only if the cat... More |
