Peter Patzt | Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma

General Information

The focus of the conference is on homological stability, representation stability, and related ideas. Our goal is to bring together early-career researchers working in these areas as well as to bring new people into this exciting field.

This conference will be hybrid. Please register to participate in-person or online (using Microsoft Teams). The organizers highly encourage participants to come in-person if possible as networking and collaboration is generally easier in-person.

Please email the organizers if you would like to attend online and have not received the Teams link yet.

Time and Place

Monday July 17 - Friday July 21, 2023 at Purdue University.
How to get to Purdue: https://www.purdue.edu/visit/getting-here/index.php The room for the conference is RAWL 1057. This is in Rawls Hall 100 S Grant St, West Lafayette, IN 47907.

Registration

Please complete the registration form if you would like to attend the workshop. Please complete the form by May 10, 2023 if you would like to be considered for funding or to apply to give a 15-minute contributed talk.

Mini courses speakers (3 lectures)

Luciana Basualdo Bonatto (Max Planck Institute Bonn)
      on Scanning – from Configuration Spaces to Cobordism Categories
Sander Kupers (University of Toronto)
      on Homological stability in high-dimensional differential topology
Andrew Putman (Notre Dame University)
      on Representation stability and homological stability

Invited speakers

Oishee Banerjee (Institute of Advanced Studies)
Andrea Bianchi* (Copenhagen University)
Christin Bibby (Louisiana State University)
Nir Gadish* (University of Michigan)
Anh Trong Nam Hoang* (University of Minnesota)
Sophie Kriz* (University of Michigan)
Daniel Minahan (Georgia Tech)
Csaba Nagy (University of Glasgow)
Ismael Sierra (University of Cambridge)
Robin Sroka (McMaster University)
Philip Tosteson (University of Chicago)
Nicholas Wawrykow (University of Michigan)
Adela Zhang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
* talk given remotely

Contributed talks

Karthik Ganapathy* (University of Michigan)
Zachery Himes (University of Cambridge)
Evgeniya Lagoda* (Free University Berlin)
Mathieu de Langis (University of Minnesota)
Connor Malin (Notre Dame University)
Matthew Scalamandre (Notre Dame University)
* talk given remotely

Schedule

Abstracts can be found in this [PDF].

Videos of the lectures can be found by clicking the links in the schedule.

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
9:00-9:45	Luciana Basualdo Bonatto 1	Luciana Basualdo Bonatto 2	Luciana Basualdo Bonatto 3	Andrea Bianchi*	Evgeniya Lagoda* (9:00-9:15) Karthik Ganapathy* (9:30-9:45)
10:00-10:45	Alexander Kupers 1	Alexander Kupers 2	Alexander Kupers 3	Csaba Nagy	Nicholas Wawrykow
Coffee Break					Philip Tosteson (11:00-11:45)
11:30-12:15	Andrew Putman 1	Andrew Putman 2	Andrew Putman 3	Ismael Sierra	Philip Tosteson (11:00-11:45)
Lunch
2:15-3:00	Oishee Banerjee	Sophie Kriz*	Zachery Himes (2:15-2:30) Matthew Scalamandre (2:45-3:00)	Robin Sroka
3:15-4:00	Anh Trong Nam Hoang*	Connor Malin (3:15-3:30) Mathieu de Langis (3:45-4:00)	Daniel Minahan	Adela Zhang
4:15-5:00	Nir Gadish*	Christin Bibby	BBQ at Happy Hollow Park	Problem Session

* talk given remotely

Organizers

Jeremy Miller (Purdue University), Peter Patzt (University of Oklahoma), and Jennifer Wilson (University of Michigan)

Support

NSF DMS-1906123, NSF CAREER DMS-2142709, NSF DMS-2202943, Purdue University, University of Michigan