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Schedule of events (download full abstracts here)
Schedule of events (download full abstracts here)
All talks will take place in Room 16 (lower level) of the Mathematics & Statistics building at TTU (Search for MATH on the campus map here: http://www.ttu.edu/map/, it is located on the west side of memorial circle.)
Thursday, October 26
Thursday, October 26
- 4:30pm - Welcome reception (located on 1st floor of Math building)
- 5:30pm - Colloquium by Mark Walker "The total and toral rank conjectures"
Friday, October 27
Friday, October 27
- 9am - Jason McCullough "Bounds on Invariants of Prime Ideals"
- 10am - Adam Boocher "Inequalities on Betti Numbers"
- 11am - Seth Lindokken "Matrix factorizations and Betti numbers of finite length modules"
- 11:30am - Break
- 12pm - Workshop led by Mark Walker
- 1pm - Lunch Break
- 2:30pm - Matthew Mastroeni "Koszul almost complete intersections"
- 3pm - Jerzy Weyman "Finite free resolutions and root systems"
- 4pm - Break
- 4:30pm - Juliette Bruce "Asymptotic Syzygies in the Semi-Ample Setting"
- 5pm - Daniel Erman "GL-noetherianity and Stillman’s Conjecture"
- 6pm - Dinner on own
Saturday, October 28
Saturday, October 28
- 9am - Liana Sega - "Golod homomorphisms: constructions and applications"
- 10am - Alexandra Seceleanu "Resolutions for powers of ideals and consequences on symbolic powers"
- 11am - Robert M. Walker "Uniform Symbolic Topologies in Normal Toric Rings"
- 11:30am - Break
- 12pm - Workshop led by Daniel Erman
- 1pm - Lunch Break
- 2:30pm - Zheng Yang "Weak complete intersections"
- 3pm - Claudia Miller "Generalized Koszul complexes and applications to resolutions"
- 4pm - Break
- 4:30pm - Rebecca R.G. "Betti numbers of Frobenius powers of ideals in characteristic p>0 "
- 5pm - Andy Kustin "Use a Macaulay inverse system to detect an embedded deformation"
- 6pm - Dinner on own
- 8pm - Social event
Organizers
Organizers
- Lars Winther Christensen, Texas Tech University
- Peder Thompson, Texas Tech University
Participants
Participants
- Rebekah Aduddell
- Ayah Almousa
- Tyler Dean Anway
- Adam Boocher
- Benjamin Briggs
- Michael Brown
- Juliette Bruce
- Justin Chen
- Lars Winther Christensen
- Daniel Erman
- Luigi Ferraro
- Rachel Gettinger
- Michael Kaminski
- Andrew Kustin
- Andras Cristian Larincz
- Seth Lindokken
- Michael Loper
- Matthew Mastroeni
- Jason McCullough
- Claudia Miller
- Erika Ordog
- Eric Ottman
- Nicholas Packauskas
- Greg Piepmeyer
- Josh Pollitz
- Alessio Sammartano
- Sean Sather-Wagstaff
- Alexandra Seceleanu
- Liana Sega
- Branden Stone
- Janet Striuli
- Peder Thompson
- Rebecca R.G.
- Oana Veliche
- Mark E. Walker
- Robert M. Walker
- David Weinberg
- Jerzy Weyman
- Zheng Yang
- Xinyun Zhu
Local information
Local information
- Math building: The TTU Math building is about a 15 minute walk from the Overton hotel, where most participants are staying. The math building is located on the west side of memorial circle; you can search for "Math" on the campus map: http://www.ttu.edu/map/
- Meals: There are a number of lunch and dinner options within walking distance of the math building and the hotel, most of these can be found on University Ave (there are also a couple options in the Student Union, including sandwiches and tacos). Although the hotel does not have free breakfast, there is a Starbucks located on the way (on the corner of University Ave and Mac Davis Ln).
- Airport shuttle: A shuttle from the Overton hotel to and from the airport is available; just call the hotel to set up your ride.
- Parking: there is a metered lot next to the math building where you can park. On Friday, it is metered and you can pay via an app; on Saturday, it is free.
Travel Information
Travel Information
Directions
Directions
- By air: Fly into Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport (LBB). The airport is about a 15 minute drive from the University.
- By land: If you are driving to Lubbock, you can find directions by using the map below.
- Address: Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Broadway and Boston, Lubbock, TX 79409-1042
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