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North Atlantic Noncommutative Geometry Seminar

Link do kanału youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnHfrrAKk9Jaaw8oC2s_dSQ

Zoom platform link: https://uw-edu-pl.zoom.us/j/95105055663?pwd=TTIvVkxmMndhaHpqMFUrdm8xbzlHdz09

Meeting ID: 951 0505 5663 Passcode: 924338


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Lista referatów

  • 17 listopada 2021 17:15
    MARIUSZ TOBOLSKI (Uniwersytet Wrocławski)
    NONCOMMUTATIVE PRINCIPAL BUNDLES: BEYOND THE COMPACT CASE
    The notion of a compact noncommutative (or quantum) principal bundle, which generalizes the Cartan compact principal bundle from topology (local triviality not assumed), emerged in the literature almost 30 years ago. Recently, the difficulty of …

  • 10 listopada 2021 17:15
    FRANCESCA ARICI (Universiteit Leiden)
    SPLIT EXTENSIONS AND KK-EQUIVALENCES FOR QUANTUM PROJECTIVE SPACES
    In this talk, I will describe a construction of an explicit KK-equivalence between the noncommutative C*-algebras of continuous functions on the Vaksman-Soibelman quantum complex projective spaces and their commutative counterparts. The construction relies on general …

  • 3 listopada 2021 17:15
    ANDREAS KRAFT (IMPAN)
    FIRST STEPS TOWARDS [FORMALITY, REDUCTION]=0?
    One open question in deformation quantization is its compatibility with reduction in the case of Poisson manifolds. In this talk, we propose a way to study this compatibility by investigating the commutativity of a diagram …

  • 27 października 2021 17:15
    SUGATO MUKHOPADHYAY (IMPAN)
    LEVI-CIVITA CONNECTIONS ON TAME DIFFERENTIAL CALCULI
    The notion of tame spectral triples and that of Levi-Civita connections defined on them will be presented. We will discuss a result on the existence and uniqueness of these Levi-Civita connections, along with examples at …

  • 20 października 2021 17:15
    ANDRZEJ SITARZ (Uniwersytet Jagielloński)
    SPECTRAL TRIPLES WITH NON-PRODUCT DIRAC OPERATORS
    Models of noncommutative geometry that are beyond the usual almost-commutative framework that assumes product metrics may lead to interesting physical theories in  both particle physics and gravity. In the former, they allow a description of …

  • 13 października 2021 17:15
    TOMASZ MASZCZYK (University of Warsaw)
    INERTIAL HOPF-CYCLIC HOMOLOGY
    We construct, study and apply a characteristic map from the relative periodic cyclic homology of the quotient map for agroup action to the periodic Hopf-cyclic homology with coefficients associated with the inertia of the action. …

  • 6 października 2021 17:15
    MASOUD KHALKHALI (Western University)
    BOOTSTRAPPING DIRAC ENSEMBLES
    It is always interesting to find connections between NCG and other central areas of mathematics. Recent work gradually unravels deep connections between NCG and random matrix theory. In this talk, I shall explain certain techniques …

  • 9 czerwca 2021 17:15
    NIGEL HIGSON (Pennsylvania State University)
    THE OKA PRINCIPLE AND A K-THEORETIC PERSPECTIVE ON THE LANGLANDS CLASSIFICATION
    The Oka principle in complex geometry asserts that continuous structures in a variety of contexts, including vector bundles on polynomially convex sets, carry unique holomorphic structures, up to isomorphism.  The Oka principle fits naturally into …

  • 2 czerwca 2021 17:15
    ALAIN CONNES (IHÉS / Collège de France)
    SPECTRAL TRIPLES AND ZETA-CYCLES
    This is joint work with C. Consani. When contemplating the low lying zeros of the Riemann zeta function one is tempted to speculate that they may form the spectrum of an operator of the form …

  • 26 maja 2021 17:15
    ADAM M. MAGEE (SISSA)
    RECENT PROGRESS IN TWISTED REAL STRUCTURES FOR SPECTRAL TRIPLES
    Within the approach to NCG based on Connes' spectral triples, real spectral triples, where the addition of a so-called real structure allows the differentiation between spin^c and spin structures and refines the K-homology, are of particular interest. Twisted real structures are a generalisation of these real structures. In this talk, I will give …

  • 19 maja 2021 17:15
    ALEXANDER GOROKHOVSKY (University of Colorado Boulder)
    THE HEISENBERG CALCULUS AND CYCLIC COHOMOLOGY
    On a compact contact manifold, a pseudodifferential operator in the Heisenberg calculus with an invertible symbol is a hypoelliptic Fredholm operator. The index theory of Heisenberg elliptic operators has been extensively investigated from various perspectives. In this talk, I will …

  • 12 maja 2021 17:15
    LAURA MANČINSKA (Københavns Universitet)
    QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT, GAMES, AND GRAPH ISOMORPHISMS
    Entanglement is one of the key features of quantum mechanics. We will see that nonlocal games provide a mathematical framework for studying entanglement and the advantage that it can offer. We will then take a closer look at graph-isomorphism games where two provers aim to …

  • 5 maja 2021 17:15
    GUOLIANG YU (Texas A&M University)
    QUANTITATIVE K-THEORY, K-HOMOLOGY AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
    I will give an introduction to quantitative K-theory, K-homology and their applications. In particular, I will discuss my recent joint work with Rufus Willett on the universal coefficient theorem for nuclear C*-algebras. If time allows, I will also talk about other …

  • 28 kwietnia 2021 17:15
    JACK SPIELBERG (Arizona State University)
    AF ALGEBRAS ASSOCIATED TO ORIENTED COMBINATORIAL DATA
    One of the remarkable features of the construction of C*-algebras from directed graphs is the characterization of approximate finite dimensionality: the C*-algebra is AF if and only if the graph has no directed cycle. This construction has been …

  • 21 kwietnia 2021 17:15
    MAGNUS GOFFENG (Lunds Universitet)
    UNTWISTING SPECTRAL TRIPLES
    Connes and Moscovici introduced twisted spectral triples over a decade ago as a way of extending spectral noncommutative geometry of finite spectral dimension to situations where no finitely summable spectral triples exist. While there are attractive examples where twisted spectral triples provide a natural noncommutative geometry, one might …