WSU

Department of Mathematics
Topology Seminar 2007-2008


Wayne State University
College of Science



All talks are held Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in 1285 FAB, unless otherwise noted.
Contact Dan Isaksen (isaksen AT math.wayne.edu) for more information.

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Old seminar schedules

Winter 2008

Date
Speaker and Title
Wednesday
January 16,
3pm
Atabey Kaygun, Ohio State University
Morita invariance of Hopf equivariant cohomology of (co)algebras

January 29
José Manuel Gómez, University of Michigan
Stringy bundles and ring spectra (abstract)
February 12
Dan Isaksen, Wayne State University
Motivic homological algebra (abstract)
February 26
Ian Putnam, University of Victoria
A homology theory for chaotic systems (abstract)
March 18
Claude Schochet, Wayne State University
Bundles of C*-algebras and a theorem of Eilenberg and Steenrod
April 1
Aravind Asok, University of Washington
To be announced
April 15
John Harper, University of Notre Dame
To be announced


Fall 2007

Date
Speaker and Title
September 11
Bert Guillou, University of Chicago
Massey products in motivic cohomology (abstract)
September 25
Dan Isaksen, Wayne State University
Computational motivic homotopy theory (abstract)
October 2
Chris Phillips, University of Oregon
Crossed products of irrational rotation algebras by finite groups (abstract)
October 23
Joint Analysis/Topology Seminar
Cornel Pasnicu, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
Continuous fields of Kirchberg C*-algebras (abstract)
October 30
John Klein, Wayne State University
Bundle structures and algebraic K-theory (abstract)
November 6
Valentina Joukhovitski, University of Michigan
Topological modular forms and level structures (abstract)
November 13
Michael Mandell, Indiana University
En ring spectra and their module categories (abstract)
November 20
Joint Analysis/Topology Seminar
Guihua Gong
, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
Classification of inductive limit C*-algebras (abstract)
November 27
Dave Handel, Wayne State University
Group cohomology products via explicit diagonal approximations (abstract)
December 4
Andrew Salch, University of Rochester
Local class field theory in the stable homotopy of spheres (abstract)