Seventh de Brún Workshop on
Homological Perturbation Theory
1-5 December, 2014
Some lecture slides are available here.
The de Brún workshop series began in 2008.
The current workshop is devoted
to homological perturbation theory, applications and related topics.
All who are interested are invited
to attend. There is no workshop fee
.
The web pages of previous workshops are
located here.
A printable poster, which can be used to advertize the workshop on
your institution's notice board, is available here
Participants
So far, the list of participants includes
- Alexander Berglund (Stockholm)
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Ronnie Brown (Bangor)
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Kiko Belchi (Malaga)
- Ethan Berkove (Easton)
- Martin Bies (Heidelberg)
- Soutrik Roy Chowdhury (Dublin)
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Ciaran Corvan (Belfast)
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Vladimir Dotsenko (Dublin)
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Martin Doubek (Prague)
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Alexander Engström (Helsinki)
- Marek Filakovsky (Brno)
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Domenico Fiorenza (Rome)
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Marek Golasinski (Olsztyn)
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Sebastian Gutsche (Kaiserslautern)
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Jónathan Heras (La Rioja)
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Thomas Hüttemann (Belfast)
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Tornike Kadeshvili (Tbilisi)
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Ashis Mandal (Kanpur)
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Martin Markl (Prague)
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Malte Milatze (ETH Zürich)
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Marian Mrozek (Krakow)
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Aniceto Murillo (Malaga)
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Paweł Pilarczyk (IST Austria)
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Sebastian Posur (Aachen)
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Alban Quadrat (Inria Saclay)
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David Quinn (Aberdeen)
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Alexander Rahm (Galway)
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Ana Romero (La Rioja)
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Francis Sergeraert (Grenoble)
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Jim Stasheff (North Carolina) [via video lecture]
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Luke Steers (Belfast)
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Andy Tonks (London Met)
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Lukáš Vokřínek (Brno)
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Mark Walsh (Wichita)
- Patrick Browne (Galway)
- Bui Anh Tuan (Galway)
- Isaac Burke (Galway)
- John Burns (Galway)
- Ted Hurley (Galway)
- Niall Madden (Galway)
- Brendan Masterson (Galway)
- Aisling McCluskey (Galway)
- John McDermott (Galway)
- Götz Pfeiffer (Galway)
- Rachel Quinlan (Galway)
- Michael Tuite (Galway)
- James Ward (Galway)
Organizers
-
Mohamed Barakat (Kaiserslautern)
- Graham Ellis (Galway)
- Pedro Real (Seville)
- Julio Rubio (Logrono)
- Emil Sköldberg (Galway)
Poster session
There will be a poster session during the workshop and all participants
are encouraged to present a poster. If you would like us to print your
A0 poster for you please contact mary.kelly@nuigalway.ie. If you have prepared a poster before then this
tex template
and pdf version might convince you that it is very easy to typset one.
Schedule
A schedule of lectures is available
here.
The first lecture starts on Monday afternoon at 5pm and the workshop is over by 11am on Friday.
Travel
There are regular rail
connections from Dublin to Galway, and
bus
connections from all Irish cities and towns.
From Dublin airport there are also direct busses to Galway operated by
Citylink
and GoBus.
Galway Airport seems out
of operation, but please check again. There are flights to Shannon
from Birmingham, Edinburgh, Heathrow, London City and Manchester by Aer Lingus.
Directions to NUI Galway by road can be found
here
.
NUI Galway has a number of pay-and-display
parking places for visitors. Cars parked in other spaces on the NUI
Galway campus and not displaying a valid parking permit will be
clamped.
Accommodation
We have booked accommodation in
Jurys Inn Galway for those participants listed
here. The default booking is for the nights of Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday.
If you
plan to arrive later than Monday or depart earlier than Friday then please
check
here that the default booking
has been correctly updated. An asterix by your name indicates that you have agreed to cover the accommodation from your own research funds. A special thanks
to those with an asterix!
Accommodation
(for those organizing it themselves)
The following hotels and guest houses are convenient for the NUI Galway campus:
- The Westwood House Hotel,
091 521 442
- The House Hotel,
091-538 900
- Bologna B&B, 091-523792
- Aneesha B&B, 091-524250
- Ashgrove House B&B, 091-581291
- Villanova B&B, 091-524849
- Coolavalla B&B, 091-522415
- Rosgal B&B, 091- 524723
- De Sota B&B, 091-585064
Please contact Ireland West
for further information about accommodation near NUI Galway.
For further information, please keep an eye on this website which will
be updated regularly, or contact the organisers
Mohamed Barakat
and Graham Ellis and
Pedro Real and
Julio Rubio.
The Seventh de Brún Workshop is generously supported by
- Applied and Computational Algebraic Topology (ACAT)
European Science Foundation network
- Science Foundation Ireland
- The Office of the Registrar and Deputy President, NUI Galway
- de Brún Centre for Mathematics, NUI Galway