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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/geometry-topology-seminar-
 dominik-gutwein-moduli-space
SUMMARY:Geometry &amp; Topology Seminar | Dominik Gutwein | The moduli space of
 \nconically singular SU(3)-instantons
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:DOMINIK GUTWEIN (UNIVERSITÄT HAMBURG) \n\n_The moduli space of
  conically singular SU(3)-instantons_ \nInstantons over manifolds with spe
 cial holonomy are a distinguished\nclass of connections on principal bundl
 es. In their seminal paper from\n1998 Donaldson and Thomas envisioned inva
 riants of special holonomy\nmanifolds based on the moduli space of such in
 stantons. However\, a\nrigorous construction of these invariants faces for
 midable challenges\narising from the possible non-compactness of this modu
 li space. One\nsource of non-compactness comes from the formation of non-r
 emovable\nsingularities\, that is\, a sequence of instantons might converg
 e to an\ninstanton that is singular along a subset of the underlying manif
 old.\nIn this talk\, I will focus on instantons over 6-manifolds with\nSU(
 3)-structures that have isolated singularities of conical type. In\npartic
 ular\, I will discuss their moduli space\, its structure\, and its\nvirtua
 l dimension. This talk is based on joint work with Yuanqi Wang. \nMC 5417
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/model-theory-seminar-yuton
 g-duan-strong-minimality-lotka
SUMMARY:Model Theory Seminar | Yutong Duan | Strong minimality of\nLotka-Vo
 lterra system
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:YUTONG DUAN (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO)\n\n_Strong minimality of L
 otka-Volterra system_ \nWe will begin with the notion of irreducibility fo
 r differential\nequations\, introduced by Painlevé in his search for new\
 ntranscendental functions\, and explain its relationship with strong\nmini
 mality. We will then introduce the Lotka–Volterra system and try\nto sho
 w that\, under certain conditions on the parameters\, its degree\nof non-m
 inimality is zero\; by convention\, this means that its generic\ntype is m
 inimal. Finally\, we will show that the resulting strongly\nminimal set ha
 s trivial geometry\; moreover\, it is strictly\ndisintegrated. \nMC 5403
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/logic-analysis-working-sem
 inar-andy-zucker-brief
SUMMARY:Logic in Analysis Working Seminar | Andy Zucker | Brief introductio
 n\nto forcing
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:ANDY ZUCKER (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO)\n\n_Brief introduction to 
 forcing_\n\nWith an eye towards working through the recent preprint by Aru
 lseelan\nand Hanson on AW*-algebras\, I will give a brief introduction to\
 nset-theoretic forcing\, with a focus on Boolean-valued models.\n\nMC 5301
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/differential-geometry-work
 ing-seminar-viktor-majewski-non
SUMMARY:Differential Geometry Working Seminar | Viktor Majewski |\nNon-Exis
 tence of Smooth Full-Holonomy Cayley Fibrations
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:VIKTOR MAJEWSKI (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO) \n_Non-Existence of Sm
 ooth Full-Holonomy Cayley Fibrations_ \nIn this talk\, I complete the proo
 f that every Cayley fibration of a\ncompact torsion-free Spin(7)-manifold 
 with full holonomy must have\nsingular fibers. This confirms a long-standi
 ng expectation in the\nstudy of calibrated fibrations with exceptional hol
 onomy. Last\nsemester\, I showed that using the rigidity of the Spin(7)-st
 ructure to\nreduce any hypothetical nonsingular Cayley fibration to two po
 ssible\ntopological configurations. This time\, I exclude both by proving 
 a new\nspinnability theorem for smooth fiber bundles over simply-connected
 \n4-manifolds with fiber homeomorphic to the elliptic surfaces E(2) or\nE(
 4). The E(4) case\, which constitutes the main new difficulty\, is\nestabl
 ished by combining families Seiberg–Witten theory with\nparametrized equ
 ivariant homotopy theory and equivariant K-theory. \nMC 5417
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/computability-learning-sem
 inar-joey-lakerdas-gayle-pairs
SUMMARY:Computability Learning Seminar | Joey Lakerdas-Gayle | The Pairs of
 \nStructures Theorem
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:JOEY LAKERDAS-GAYLE (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO) \n_The Pairs of St
 ructures Theorem_ \nWe will finish the proof of the Pairs of Structures th
 eorem using the\nGame Metatheorem. \nMC 5301
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/pure-mathematics-colloquiu
 m-hunter-sprink-forest-polynomials
SUMMARY:Pure Mathematics Colloquium | Hunter Sprink | Forest polynomials an
 d\nquasisymmetry
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:HUNTER SPRINK (UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO)\n\n_Forest polynomials an
 d quasisymmetry_\n\nIn this talk I will introduce the combinatorics behind
  some new\nconnections between the classical notion of quasisymmetry in al
 gebraic\ncombinatorics to the geometry of the flag variety.\n\nMC 5501
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/algebraic-geometry-working
 -seminar-catherine-st-pierre
SUMMARY:Algebraic Geometry Working Seminar | Catherine St-Pierre |\nOrganiz
 ational Meeting
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:CATHERINE ST-PIERRE (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO)\n\n_Organizational
  Meeting_\n\nWe will discuss the seminar format and plan the talks for the
  session.\n\nMC 5403
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/model-theory-seminar-yuton
 g-duan-strongly-minimal-sets-dcf0
SUMMARY:Model Theory Seminar | Yutong Duan | Strongly Minimal Sets in DCF_0
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:YUTONG DUAN (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO)\n\n_Strongly Minimal Sets 
 in DCF_0_\n\nWe introduce the theory of differentially closed fields of\nc
 haracteristic zero (DCF_0) and the pregeometry associated with\nminimal ty
 pes\, and explain how strong minimality connects questions\nabout ordinary
  differential equations with model theory.\n\nMC 5403
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/birational-geometry-learni
 ng-seminar-kaleb-d-ruscitti-blow
SUMMARY:Birational Geometry Learning Seminar | Kaleb D Ruscitti | Blow ups 
 and\nCastelnuovo's Theorem
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:KALEB D RUSCITTI (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO) \n\n_Blow ups and Cas
 telnuovo's Theorem_ \n\nThis week we are discussing: \nVakil section 28.6\
 , \nHartshorne V.3\, \nKollar-Mori \"Introduction\"\, \nfocusing on blow u
 ps of surfaces and Castelnuovo's theorem. \nMC 5301
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/pure-mathematics-colloquiu
 m-yasuyuki-kawahigashi-operator
SUMMARY:Pure Mathematics Colloquium | Yasuyuki Kawahigashi | Operator\nalge
 bras\, conformal field theory and condensed matter physics
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:YASUYUKI KAWAHIGASHI (UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO)\n\n_Operator algebra
 s\, conformal field theory and condensed matter\nphysics_\n\nWe present an
  operator algebraic approach to conformal field theory\nin connection to 
 other topics such as vertex operator algebras\,\nquantum groups and quantu
 m invariants in low-dimensional topology\,\nwhich started with subfactor t
 heory of Jones. We then present recent\nadvances on similar mathematical s
 tructures that appear in\ntwo-dimensional condenses matter physics such as
  quantum spin systems\,\ntensor networks and topological quantum computati
 on. No knowledge on\noperator algebras are assumed. \nMC 5479
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