Mini-Symposium: Knot Theory on Okinawa
Date and Time
17 - 21 February 2020
- Arrive 16 February
- Depart 22 February
Description
Knot Theory is famously where many subjects meet. Algebraists, analysts, geometers, physicists, and topologists all find common ground studying the knottedness of 1-dimensional objects in 3-dimensional space. This symposium brings knot theorists together to discuss the newest directions in the discipline.
Confirmed Speakers
- Tetsuya Abe, Ritsumeikan University
- Peter Feller, ETH Zurich
- Josh Greene, Boston College
- Tetsuya Ito, Kyoto University
- Tamas Kalman, Tokyo Institute of Technology
- Sungkyung Kang, Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Min Hoon Kim, Korea Institute for Advanced Study
- Seungwon Kim, Institute for Basic Science, Korea
- Andrew Lobb, Durham University, UK
- Allison Moore, Virginia Commonwealth University
- Patrick Orson, Boston College
- Radmila Sazdanovic, North Carolina State University
- Robert Tang, OIST
- Motoo Tange, University of Tsukuba
- Masakazu Teragaito, Hiroshima University
Zhongtao Wu, Chinese University of Hong Kong(cancelled)
Venue
Conference Center, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST), Japan
Registration
It has been closed.
Program with Abstracts
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