Fri, 24 May 2019

13:15 - 17:15
L5

Groups and Geometry in the South East

Panos Papazoglou, Laura Ciobanu, Ian Leary
(Various)
Further Information

1:15-2:15 Isoperimetric inequalities of Groups and Isoperimetric Profiles of surfaces - Panos Papazoglou

It is an interesting question whether Gromov's `gap theorem' between a sub-quadratic and a linear isoperimetric inequality can be generalized in higher dimensions. There is some evidence (and a conjecture) that this might be the case for CAT(0) groups. In this talk I will explain how the gap theorem relates to past work of Hersch and Young-Yau on Cheeger constants of surfaces and of Lipton-Tarjan on planar graphs. I will present some related problems in curvature-free geometry and will use these ideas to give an example of a surface with discontinuous isoperimetric profile answering a question of Nardulli-Pansu. (joint work with E. Swenson).

2:30-3:30 Title tba - Laura Ciobanu

Abstract tba

3:30-4:15 Tea/coffee

4:15-5:15 CAT(0) groups need not be biautomatic - Ian Leary

Ashot Minasyan and I construct (or should that be find?) examples of groups that establish the result in the title. These groups also fail to have Wise's property: they contain a pair of elements no powers of which generate either a free subgroup or a free abelian subgroup. I will discuss these groups.

Mon, 24 Jun 2019

14:15 - 15:15
L4

Higher Segal spaces and lax A-infinity structure

Elena Gal
(Oxford)
Abstract

The notion of a higher Segal object was introduces by Dyckerhoff and Kapranov as a general framework for studying (higher) associativity inherent
in a wide range of mathematical objects. Most of the examples are related to Hall algebra type constructions, which include quantum groups. We describe a construction that assigns to a simplicial object S a datum H(S)  which is naturally interpreted as a "d-lax A-infinity algebra” precisely when S is a (d+1)-Segal object. This extends the extensively studied d=2 case.

Continuous phase spaces and the time evolution of spins: star products and spin-weighted spherical harmonics
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PIC microcontroller based external fast analog to digital converter to acquire wide-lined solid NMR spectra by BRUKER DRX and Avance-I spectrometers
Koczor, B Rohonczy, J Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance volume 66 21-28 (18 Apr 2015)
An alternative solution for computer controlled tuning and matching of existing NMR probes
Koczor, B Sedyó, I Rohonczy, J Journal of Magnetic Resonance volume 259 179-185 (04 Oct 2015)
A novel pulse scheme for multiple quantum excitation, SFAM to enhance the sensitivity of MQMAS experiments
Koczor, B Rohonczy, J Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance volume 74 1-9 (22 Apr 2016)
Fri, 03 May 2019

15:00 - 16:00
N3.12

Persistence of Random Structures

Primoz Skraba
(Queen Mary University London)
Abstract

This talk will cover the connections of persistence with the topology of random structures. This includes an overview of various results from stochastic topology as well as the role persistence ideas  play in the analysis. This will include results on the maximally persistent classes and minimum spanning acycles/generalised trees.

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