OSU GEOMETRY - TOPOLOGY CONFERENCE Columbus, Ohio December 6-7, 1997 All lectures in EA160 Saturday December 6 9:30-10:00 COFFEE MW 724 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Janos Kollar (University of Utah) Title : Real Algebraic Varieties 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Noel Brady (Cornell Univ.) Title: Combing Kernels of Right-angled Artin Groups 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Mikhail Kapranov (Northwestern Univ.) Title : Rozansky-Witten invariant 3:00-3:30 p.m. COFFEE MW 724 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Thang Le (SUNY, Buffalo) Title : Relation Between Finite Type and Quantum Invariants of 3-Manifolds Banquet 6:30 p.m. Party 8:30 p.m. Sunday December 7 9:00-10:00 a.m. Harold G. Donnelly (Purdue University) Title: Dirichlet Problem for Harmonic Maps 10:30-11:30 a.m. Bruce Kleiner (Univ. Pennsylvania) Title: Ideal Boundary of Hadamard Spaces For more information contact: Dan Burghelea, burghele@math.ohio-state.edu See also announcement on OSU Math. Dept. Web Page: http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/Announcements/GeometryTopologyConf.html For more information about Ohio State see: www.ohio-state.edu For accommodations call: The Red Roof Inn, Ackerman Rd. (take Ackerman exit East off of State Route 315 ) 614-267-9941, 614-777-1070; Holiday Inn, 328 W Lane Av (Lane exit East off of SR315), 614-294-4848 Red Roof is cheaper (long walking distance) Holiday Inn is closer (but more expensive) (Other hotels are listed in the web page announcement.) Funding: There should be some support for graduate students available ========================================================================= Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 08:04:11 -0500 Reply-To: Midwestern Topology Seminar Discussions Sender: Midwestern Topology Seminar Discussions From: laurence taylor Subject: Winter Midwest \toks0{%% Plain TEX MIDWEST TOPOLOGY SEMINAR (first announcement) January 24, 1998 Northwestern University 9:30-10:00AM Coffee 10:00-11:00 John Palmieri, University of Notre Dame Title: "Stable homotopy over a p-group" 11:30-12:30 Igor Kriz, University of Michigan Title: "Toward a geometric construction of elliptic cohomology" Lunch 2:30-3:30 Ian Hambleton, McMasters University Title: "Controlled topology, class numbers, and non-linear similarity" 4:00-5:00 Vladimir Voevodsky, Northwestern University Title: "TBA" Party 5:30 All talks will be in Coon Forum located in Leverone Building immediately south of Lunt Building, the Math Department. For more information contact Stewart Priddy, priddy@math.nwu.edu or Mark Mahowald, mark@math.nwu.edu. } \footline{} \let\v=\vskip \def\l{\long\def} \def\c#1{\centerline{{\bf #1}}} \parindent=0pt \l\x#1M#2R{\c{M#2R}\f} \l\f#1(#2){\c{(#2)}\FF} \l\FF#1J#298{\c{J#298}\g} \l\g#19#2ee{\vskip10pt{9#2ee}\vskip10pt\h} \l\h#11#2T#3"#4"{{1#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\i} \l\i#11#2T#3"#4"{{1#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\j} \l\j#1L#2h{L#2h\vskip10pt\k} \l\k#12#2T#3"#4"{{2#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\s} \l\s#14#2T#3"#4"{{4#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\t} \l\t#1P#20{P#20\vskip20pt} \expandafter\x\the\toks0 \end Sent Tue Dec 16 16:58:45 EST 1997 ========================================================================= Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 11:44:38 -0500 Reply-To: Midwestern Topology Seminar Discussions Sender: Midwestern Topology Seminar Discussions From: laurence taylor Subject: Winter Midwest, second announcement \toks0{%% Plain TEX MIDWEST TOPOLOGY SEMINAR (second announcement) January 24, 1998 Northwestern University 9:30-10:00AM Coffee 10:00-11:00 John Palmieri, University of Notre Dame Title: "Stable homotopy over a p-group" 11:30-12:30 Igor Kriz, University of Michigan Title: "Toward a geometric construction of elliptic cohomology" Lunch 2:30-3:30 Ian Hambleton, McMasters University Title: "Controlled topology, class numbers, and non-linear similarity" 4:00-5:00 Vladimir Voevodsky, Northwestern University Title: "Classifying spaces of finite groups from algebro-geometrical point of view" Party 5:30 All talks will be in Coon Forum located in Leverone Building immediately south of Lunt Building, the Math Department. For more information contact Stewart Priddy, priddy@math.nwu.edu or Mark Mahowald, mark@math.nwu.edu. } \footline{} \let\v=\vskip \def\l{\long\def} \def\c#1{\centerline{{\bf #1}}} \parindent=0pt \l\x#1M#2R{\c{M#2R}\f} \l\f#1(#2){\c{(#2)}\FF} \l\FF#1J#298{\c{J#298}\g} \l\g#19#2ee{\vskip10pt{9#2ee}\vskip10pt\h} \l\h#11#2T#3"#4"{{1#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\i} \l\i#11#2T#3"#4"{{1#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\j} \l\j#1L#2h{L#2h\vskip10pt\k} \l\k#12#2T#3"#4"{{2#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\s} \l\s#14#2T#3"#4"{{4#2\par\hskip40pt T#3{\sl#4}}\vskip10pt\t} \l\t#1P#20{P#20\vskip20pt} \expandafter\x\the\toks0 \end