Conference - Geometry and Topology in Low Dimensions: Lasting Trends and Emerging Directions
Description
The conference (organized in conjunction with the Clay Institute) will bring together experts from various fields of low-dimensional topology.
Each of the five days of the conference will focus on one of the following topics:
- Exotic phenomena
- Contact and symplectic geometry
- Heegaard Floer homology
- Gauge theory
- Knots and knotted surfaces
Each day will be introduced by a panoramic talk by a distinguished speaker on the day's special topic, followed by research talks on that topic.
Schedule and information
Click on the links below for information about the event:
- Titles and abstracts
- Practical information
- A list of restaurants near the venues of the conference (not complete, of course)
- Below is the conference schedule. Click here for a pdf version.
Streaming and recording
The talks in bold in the list below will be streamed on the YouTube channel of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences: https://www.youtube.com/@MTA1825 . Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties with the venue, the unbolded talks will not be streamed.
- Monday: Ruberman, Piccirillo, Baykur, Kang;
- Tuesday: Matić, Starkston, Wang, Golla, Lobb;
- Wednesday: Ozsváth, Levine, Hom;
- Thursday: Kronheimer, Mrowka, Daemi, Morgan;
- Friday: Miller, Baldwin, Zibrowius.
Poster
Click here to view the high resolution poster.
Acknowledgements
Organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematical Institute.
The conference is partially supported by the National Science Foundation CAREER grant DMS-2237131 and by the Erdős Center.