New England Algebraic Topology and Mathematical Physics Seminar
A miniconference in topology and quantum field theory
Boston University— November 15, 2025
Center for Computing and Data Sciences, 665 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, Room 548
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Overview
- The miniconference is targeted at researchers and graduate students working on the interface between topology and mathematical physics. Topics include the theory of factorization algebras, factorization homology, and the theory of configuration spaces; functorial TQFT and its applications to knot and manifold invariants; and connections to geometric representation theory.
- All talks are intended to be accessible to graduate students with an interest in topology and mathematical physics. In addition to the invited talks there will be a small number of additional contributed talks from graduate students.
- The talks will take place in room 548 (fifth floor) of the Center for Computing and Data Sciences (CDS) which is located at 665 Commonwealth Avenue.
Please refer to a campus map here.
- For travel and parking information at Boston University please visit this link.
Speakers
- Miriam Kuzbary (Amherst College)
- Vasily Krylov (Harvard/CMSA)
- Ismar Volic (Wellesley)
There will also be contributed talks from graduate students:
- Andrew Reisen (MIT)
- Sidharth Soundararajan (BU)
- Eunice Sukarto (Harvard)
- Gregory Taroyan (U of Toronto)
A schedule can be found here.
Titles and abstracts
Please see titles and abstracts.
Organizers:
Financial support has been provided through NSF DMS Award No. 2329855.
Our thanks to the staff in the Boston University math department for additional practical and logistical support.
Websites from past NEAT MAPS conferences: Fall 2024