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107. Dror Bar-Natan's World-Wide-Web Home Page Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Quantum algebra and topology; bibliography of Vassiliev invariants. http://www.math.toronto.edu/~drorbn/

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109. Mandell, Michael A. University of Cambridge. Algebraic Topology and Homotopy Theory. Publications. http://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/site2002/People/mandell_m.html

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Algebraic Topology, An Introduction Introduction As the name suggests, algebraic topology is a marriage of algebra and topology. These branches of mathematics seem unrelated, yet they can be connected in several ways. For instance, a topological space S might be assigned a group G, based on the propertyies of S, in such a way that any space homeomorphic to S will be given the same group G. Therefore, two spaces that exhibit different groups cannot be homeomorphic. Proving a negative is always difficult; this is often the only way we can prove two spaces are different from each other. Consider a simple example, the line and the plane. These spaces seem different enough, yet they have the same cardinality. There are invertible functions that map the plane onto the line and back again. Perhaps one of these functions preserves open sets. Perhaps one dimension is really the same as two, when viewed from the right perspective. This isn't true of course; the plane is different from the line. But we need algebraic topology to prove it. The groups associated with these spaces (actually their compactifications) are different, and that closes the case. The first group that we will assign to a space S is its homotopy group, but before we can do that we need to know what a homotopy is.

111. Research Group: Algebraic Topology And Group Theory Algebra and Topology Research Group. http://www.kuleuven-kortrijk.be/facult/wet/wiskunde/algtop/

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112. Mauve (Year 4) PYDC 2010-2011 - MA408 Algebraic Topology Warwick Mathematics Institute Home Page Status List C. Suitable for Year 3 MMath. Commitment 30 onehour lectures. http://www.maths.warwick.ac.uk/undergrad/pydc/mauve/mauve-MA408.html

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University of Minnesota http://www.umn.edu/ Main navigation Main content Campuses: Twin Cities Crookston Duluth Morris ... myU Search U of M Web sites What's inside Homepage About the IMA Giving Opportunities What's Happening ... New Directions Program New Directions Short Course: Applied Algebraic Topology June 15 - 26, 2009 Instructors: Gunnar Carlsson Mathematics, Stanford University Robert Ghrist Mathematics/Electrical and Systems Engineering, University of Pennsylvania Schedule Participants Application deadline passed IMA Live Streaming and Webcasting Photo Gallery Maps Abstracts and Talk Materials ... Dining Guide From June 15-26, 2009 the IMA will host an intensive short course designed to efficiently provide researchers in the mathematical sciences and related disciplines the basic knowledge prerequisite to undertake research in applied algebraic topology. The course will be taught by Gunnar Carlsson , Department of Mathematics, Stanford University and Robert Ghrist , Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering, Department of Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania. The primary audience for the course is mathematics faculty. No prior background in applied algebraic topology is expected. Participants will receive full travel and lodging support during the workshop. Description: Many of these same questions about the transition from local to global were asked in different guise a century ago at the dawn of algebraic topology. In this realm, one wishes to discern the global properties of a space given its local features (e.g., charts and overlaps, in the case of a manifold; cells and attaching maps in the case of a cell complex). The 20th century saw the creation of vast, elegant machinery for answering global questions. Recent developments in mathematics have made this machinery a useable computational tool, as well as a valuable tool for theoretical investigations. Spurred by advances in computation, classical and contemporary ideas in algebraic topology are emerging as tools for global problems in data analysis (in biology, image processing, biochemistry) as well as in engineering (robotics, communication systems, sensor networks).

115. Algebraic Topology And Distributed Computing Powerpoint tutorials by Maurice Herlihy at Brown University. http://www.cs.brown.edu/people/mph/topology.html

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117. Course 421 - Algebraic Topology Course 421 Algebraic Topology Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 2008-9. The following sets of notes are currently available online Section 1 Topological Spaces PDF http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~dwilkins/Courses/421/

Course 421 - Algebraic Topology Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 2008-9 The following sets of notes are currently available online: Section 1: Topological Spaces [PDF] Section 2: Homotopies and the Fundamental Group [PDF] Section 3: Covering Maps and the Monodromy Theorem [PDF] Section 4: Covering Maps and Discontinous Group Actions [PDF] ... Section 10: Exact Sequences of Homology Groups [PDF] Non-Examinable Material 2008-9 Candidates will not be examined on section 8 (Modules) in 2009. Candidates will not be examined on subsections 4.5 to 4.7 (from Lemma 4.18 to Corollary 4.26). Candidates will not be examined on subsection 10.3 (The Mayer-Vietoris Sequence) Worked Solutions for some recent 421 Exam Papers Annual Exam 1999 [ PDF PostScript Annual Exam 2003 [ PDF PostScript Annual Exam 2005 [ PDF PostScript Annual Exam 2007 [ PDF PostScript Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 2002-3 The following lecture notes for the academic year 2002-3 are currently available:- Michaelmas Term 2002 DVI PDF PostScript Hilary Term 2003 DVI PDF PostScript Problem Sets for the Academic Year 2002-3 The following problems sets for the academic year 2002-3 are currently available:- Problems I DVI PDF PostScript Problems II PDF PostScript Lecture Notes for the Academic Year 1998-9 The lecture notes for course 421 ( Algebraic topology ), taught at Trinity College, Dublin, in the academic year 1998-1999, are available also here. (Note that the syllabus for the course as taught that year differs from the current syllabus.)

118. Five Talks On The Poincaré Conjecture Streaming video links to lectures by Prof. John Morgan filmed during a 5-day series held at Columbia University in 2003. Thurston Geometrization, and Hamilton s Ricci flow method, leading up to the Perelman s proposed proof, are discussed. RealOne Player is required to view the video. http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/lectures/clemens/five_talks.html

John Morgan Columbia University When: Monday, October 13, through Friday, October 17, 2003 Where: MBI Lecture Hall (MA240) Mathematics Department Ohio State University 231 W. 18 th Ave. Columbus, OH 43210 Streaming Video of the Lectures ( RealOne Player Required): Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 ... Day 5 Note: Due to technical difficulties, the wrong video for day 2 was recorded, but the audio is correct. This video also starts approximately 8 minutes into the lecture. Herb Clemens clemens@math.ohio-state.edu Mike Davis mdavis@math.ohio-state.edu

119. Nonabelian Algebraic Topology Planned publication Autumn, 2010. ISBN 9783-13719-083-8. Approx 670 pages. Our theme is that the use of filtered spaces rather than just topological spaces allows the http://www.bangor.ac.uk/~mas010/nonab-a-t.html

Planned publication: Autumn, 2010 ISBN 978-3-13719-083-8 Approx 670 pages Our theme is that the use of filtered spaces rather than just topological spaces allows the development of basic algebraic topology in terms of higher homotopy groupoids; these algebraic structures better reflect the geometry of subdivision and composition than those commonly in use. Exploration of these uses of higher dimensional versions of groupoids has been largely the work of the first two authors since the mid 1960s. Download one page flyer as pdf file Further details This book gives in one place a full account of a theory which, without using singular homology theory or simplicial approximation , but employing filtered spaces and methods analogous to those used originally for the fundamental group or groupoid, obtains for example: the Brouwer degree theorem; the Relative Hurewicz theorem, seen as a special case of a homotopical excision theorem giving information on relative homotopy groups as a module over the fundamental group; nonabelian information on second relative homotopy groups of mapping cones , and of unions homotopy information on the space of pointed maps To compare the work needed for this with that for traditional approaches, the two papers published in Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, 1981, ([31,32] of my

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P rogramming and Sy mbolic Co mputation T eam O f U niversidad de La R ioja http://www.unirioja.es/ We are the Programming and Symbolic Computation Team, at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of La Rioja Symbolic computation systems are an important tool for the scientific calculation and discovery. Apart from well-known commercial products (Mathematica, Maple,…), there exists a great variety of systems developed in the academic context, without many connections with the current trends in Software Engineering. Our previous experience has been focused on the design, specification and construction of symbolic computation systems for Algebraic Topology. In particular, our main research area has been the formal analysis of one of these tools, namely, the EAT system. At this moment, we are involved in a more holistic approach, one that deals with software verification, conceptual modelling and Internet-based services; that is, to devise algebraic manipulation systems in the Software Engineering framework. Our objective is then to make progress towards a methodology for the analysis, specification, development, verification and maintenance of symbolic computation systems. Research Areas Members Last Papers

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