Chromatic Homotopy Theory
Journey to the Frontier
May 16 to May 20, 2018 at CU Boulder
Description
This five day event centered around the topic of Chromatic Homotopy Theory will consist of a graduate student workshop on May 16-17 and research talks by prominent researchers in the field on May 18-20.
The first day of the graduate student workshop, May 16, is by invitation only. The events of May 17-20 are open to all.
Participants who are not part of the graduate student workshop are welcomed to arrive on May 17 and take part in the second day of the workshop.
Organizers
Funding
This event is partially funded by:
- National Science Foundation under grant no. DMS 1758849
- Research & Innovation Office at CU Boulder
If you are offered support, you must follow the Reimbursement Directives in order to be reimbursed.
Videos
Some talks are available to stream online at this link.
Graduate Workshop
Notes from Part I
Talk 1: Complex Oriented Theories
Talk 2: The Landweber exact functor theorem
Talk 3: Bousfield Localization
Talk 4 : Morava E-theory, Morava K-theory and the stabilizer group
Talk 5: K(1) Local Computations
Part I (May 16)
Agnès Beaudry, University of Colorado Boulder
Mike Hill, University of California Los Angeles
Dylan Wilson, University of Chicago
Part II (May 17)
Mark Behrens, University of Notre Dame
Paul Goerss, Northwestern University
Doug Ravenel, University of Rochester
Vesna Stojanoska, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Conference (May 18-20)
Tobias Barthel, University of Copenhagen
Eva Belmont, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Prasit Bhattacharya, University of Virginia
Irina Bobkova, Institute for Advanced Studies
Jeremy Hahn, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tyler Lawson, University of Minnesota
Tomer Schlank, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Nat Stapleton, University of Kentucky
Takeshi Torii, Okayama University
Zhouli Xu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Schedule
All talks are in the MATH 100, on the first floor of the Mathematics Building at located at the intersection of Folsom Ave and Colorado Ave.
Graduate Workshop Schedule May 16-17
The conference will end at 12:30 pm on Sunday, May 20.
Registration
Register for the conference HERE.
The deadline to apply for funding and/or the graduate workshop has passed.
Getting to Boulder
If you are traveling by air, we recommend flying to Denver International Airport (DIA). There is a very affordable RTD bus see the schedule here. To get from the airport to Boulder, take the RTD ROUTE AB/AB1: BOULDER / DENVER AIRPORT, which is a bus line. If you are staying a the Millennium Harvest Hotel, take it all the way to the Downtown Boulder Station (last stop). This is 1.2 miles from your hotel.
You can pay cash with exact change on the bus. There may also be a ticket vending machine at the station. Make sure to take the BUS, the University of Colorado A line train goes to Denver, not Boulder.
There are also various shuttle services between DIA and Boulder, for example Greenride.
Accommodations
Participants to the conference may obtain a room at a discounted rate of $139.00 per night, plus tax, valid from May 15 to May 20 at the
Millennium Harvest House Boulder
Guests should reference 1805MATHCU or use this link when booking their rooms for the rate.
If you want to make a reservation that does not fall within these dates, or for additional assistance, please call (303) 998-3832 during normal business hours. Due to graduation, the hotel may be unable to accommodate guests checking in on Saturday the 12th.
A few other hotels near campus are listed below
Other excellent options can be found on Airbnb .
Participants with need of Child Care
If you plan to attend with your family and need help finding adequate resources and accommodations, please contact agnes.beaudry@colorado.edu .
Participants
Absmeier, Dominik, Ruhr-University-Bochum
Adamyk, Katharine, University of Colorado
Aitken, Colin, University of Chicago
Balderrama, William, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Barthel, Tobias, University of Copenhagen
Bavisetty, Venkata Sai Narayana, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Bayindir, Haldun Ozgur, University of Illinois at Chicago
Beaudry, Agnes, CU Boulder
Behrens, Mark, University of Notre Dame
Belmont, Eva, MIT
Ben Moshe, Shay, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Berwick-Evans, Daniel, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Bhattacharya, Prasit, University of Virginia
Blakestad, Clifford, University of Colorado Boulder
Bobkova, Irina, IAS
Bonventre, Peter, University of Kentucky
Bozlee, Sebastian, CU Boulder
Burghardt, Viktor, Northwestern University
Cameron, James, University of Washington
Carrick, Christian, UCLA
Casalaina-Martin, Yano, CU Boulder
Chatham, Hood, MIT
Craig, Suzanne, CU Boulder
Credeur, Thomas, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Devalapurkar, Sanath, MIT
Frederick, Alex, UCLA
Fung, Jun Hou, Harvard University
Goerss, Paul, Northwestern University
Gorski, Christian, Northwestern University
Gregoric, Rok, University of Texas at Austin
Guillou, Bert, University of Kentucky
Guo, Meng, Harvard University
Hafer, Jack, University of Illinois at Chicago
Hahn, Jeremy, Harvard
Hazel, Christy, University of Oregon
Herr, Leo, CU Boulder
Hill, Mike, UCLA
Hogle, Eric, University of Oregon
Kjaer, Jens Jakob, University of Notre Dame
Klang, Inbar, Stanford University
Kondyrev, Grigory, Northwestern University
Kong, Hana Jia, University of Chicago
Konter, Johan, Northwestern
Lawson, Tyler, University of Minnesota
Lesh, Kathryn, Union College
Lessard, Paul, CU Boulder
Li, Guchuan, Northwestern University
Li, Ang, University of Kentucky
Lin, Weinan, University of Chicago
Lorman, Vitaly, University of Rochester
Lu, Yunze, University of Michigan
May, Clover, University of Oregon
McTague, Carl, University of Rochester
Mehrle, David, Cornell
Merling, Mona, Johns Hopkins
Ng, Cherry, CU Boulder
Ohara, Mariko, Shinshu University
Opie, Morgan, Harvard University
Ormsby, Kyle, Reed College
Ornstein, Joel, CU Boulder
Petersen, Sarah, University of Notre Dame
Pflaum, Markus, CU Boulder
Piotr, Pstragowski, Northwestern University
Quigley, J.D., University of Notre Dame
Rau-Murthy, Hari, Notre Dame
Ravenel, Doug, University of Rochester
Ray, Catherine, Northwestern University
Riddle, Andy, University of Colorado - Boulder
Sanderson, Nikki, University of Colorado - Boulder
Sankar, Krishanu, University of British Columbia
Schlank, Tomer, The Hebrew Univeristy In Jeruasalem
Schreiner, Bridget, University of Notre Dame
Senger, Andrew, MIT
Shi, XiaoLin Danny, Harvard
Shin, Brian, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Smith, Marshall, University of Minnesota
Stapleton, Nathaniel, University of Kentucky
Stojanoska, Vesna, UIUC
Sulyma, Yuri, UT Austin
Sutton, Taylor, University of Notre Dame
Tatum, Elizabeth, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Torii, Takeshi, Okayama University
VanKoughnett, Paul, Northwestern University
Wilson, Dylan, University of Chicago
Wong, Richard, University of Texas at Austin
Xu, Zhouli, MIT
Yarosh, Aliaksandra, Penn State university
Zeng, Mingcong, University of Rochetser
Zhang, Ningchuan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Zou, Foling, University of Chicago
Reception
There will be a reception Friday May 18 at 6:30 pm.
The reception will be at the Rayback Collective, catered by Wheel and Whisk
http://www.thewheelandwhisk.com/
We will collect a money for the catering ($30 per person). Payment will be collected at registration. If did not sign-up but wish to participate, please talk to us at registration. If you have any other questions/concerns, don't hesitate to contact one of the organizers.
Menu
Caprese Skewers (Vegetarian, Gluten-free)
BBQ Seitan Skewers (Vegan)
Beef Skewers (Gluten-free)
Pad Thai (Vegan, Gluten-free)
Chicken Mole (Gluten-free)
Polenta (Vegetarian)
Roasted Potatoes (Vegan, Gluten-free)
Brussel sprouts (Vegan, Gluten-free)
Squash, Zucchini, red onion (Vegan, Gluten-free)