Analogies 2017 Student Symposium
What? One week of joy, fun and talks about mathematical analogies in Paris.
Who? Master or PhD students in theoretical mathematics from Münster and Paris.
When? Talks 29.05.–3.06.2017 (Mon–Sat), departure from Münster on Sunday, 28.05., departure from Paris on Sunday, 4.06.
Where? Université Paris-Diderot (Paris 7) (details will follow)
How much? Free for people from Paris; we can cover travel and accommodation expenses for ~13 people from Münster, funded by the rectorate of Münster University.
Sounds great, what do I have to do to join? If you are from Paris, just write a mail to analogies@wwu.de and we will keep you informed. If you are from Münster, you are already registred (or too late 🙁).
Program
- Knots and Primes
- Jannes Bantje: Introduction to Knots and Primes (Notes)
- Jonas Stelzig: Galois Groups and Fundamental Groups
- Wille Liu: Cohomological Dimension of Number Rings (tbc)
- Martin Lüdtke: Milnor Invariants and Multiple Residue Symbols
- Jonas Stelzig: Alexander Polynomial and Iwasawa Theory
- Other Analogies
- Robin Sroka: Discrete Morse Theory
- Gabriel Pallier: Star Polyhedra and Riemann Surfaces
- Matthias Kemper: Uniformisation in Complex Analysis and Metric Geometry
- Sabrina Gemsa: Non-Commutative Topology and C*-Algebras
- Markus Schmetkamp: The Topology of Communication and Cooperation with Application to Math Riddles
- Kevin Poljsak: Algebraic and Topological K-Theory and Serre's Conjecture
- Guillaume Corlouer: Exactly Solvable Models from Statistical Physics, the Yang-Baxter Equation, Quantum Groups, and Knot Theory
- Matthias Kemper: Minimal Surface and Harmonic Function Techniques to Find Obstructions for Positive Curvature
Schedule (updated on 29.05.!)
Organizers: Matthias Kemper, Robin Sroka, Jonas Stelzig
last updated: 2017-05-29