The PITA Seminar, short for Problems I Think About, is a joint algebra and topology seminar at NTNU. The seminar aims to be a platform where phd-students, post-docs and permanent employees can present and discuss problems they think about and have not yet solved. The seminar was originally started in 2020, but went on a long hiatus due to the pandemic.
Use the following link to sign up for the mailing list or to let us know you are interested in giving a talk. There is more information on the seminar’s wiki-page.
Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 08.02.23 | Clover May | Quivers and equivariant homotopy theory |
| 22.02.23 | Johanne Haugland | Structure-preserving functors in higher homological algebra |
| 08.03.23 | William Hornslien | Homotopies of toric varieties and a linear algebra problem I don’t know how to solve |
| 12.04.23 | Jacob Grevstad | Lower homological algbera |
| 26.04.23 | Marius Nielsen | Line bundles, tensor-invertible objects and how homotopy theory helps us compute them |
| 19.05.23 | Torgeir Aambø | Torsion in topology and algebra |
| 12.10.23 | Trygve Poppe Oldervoll | The operadic principle in symplectic topology |
| 02.10.23 | Marius Nielsen | A machinery for deforming exact categories |