Lie Theory: frontiers, algorithms, and applications
Jointly organised by Monash University and the University of Trento, this workshop brings together leading experts and early career researchers in (computational) Lie theory, to discuss recent advances in the field and to foster new collaborations. The workshop will focus on theoretical and computational aspects, as well as applications in broad areas such as quantum information theory and theoretical physics.Spaces are limited, so participation is by invitation only. Please get in touch with the organisers if you wish yo attend (LieTheoryPrato2023(at)monash.edu).
Dates
The workshop will run January 10-13, 2023.Arrival date is January 9, 2023; departure January 13/14, 2023.
Covid Regulations
Please see here for Covid-19 updates for the Monash Prato Centre. The following is copied from the website; please check online for more information: If you have symptoms, you should do a rapid antigen test (RAT). You can buy a RAT from pharmacies or supermarkets (for approximately 5-10 euro each). The closest pharmacy is Lloyds Farmacia in via Cavour 91. You must not attend the centre if you are feeling unwell, awaiting test results and/or have symptoms.Booklet and Schedule
A booklet with a schedule, abstracts, and further information is available here (version Jan 12).Here is a workshop photo.
The workshop will provide daily morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea. The workshop dinner will be Thursday evening.
Venue
The workshop will take place at the Monash Prato Centre, which is located in Via Pugliesi, 26, 59100 Prato (PO), Italy, see here.Participants and speakers (and slides)
Here is a preliminary list of attendees; a "*" indicates a speaker. Unfortunately, we had a few last minute cancellations due to sickness.Some speakers have agreed to have their pdf slides uploaded.
| Name | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|
| *Maciej Bochenski | University of Warmia and Mazury | (pdf) |
| *Nicoletta Cantarini | University of Bologna | (pdf) |
| *Giovanna Carnovale | University of Padova | (pdf) |
| *Eirini Chavli | University of Stuttgart | (pdf) |
| *Jonas Deré | KU Leuven Kulak | (pdf) |
| *Sabino Di Trani | University of Rome "La Sapienza" | (pdf) |
| Heiko Dietrich | Monash University | |
| Bogdan Adrian Dina | Tel Aviv University | |
| Victor Fagundes | Monash University | |
| *Jacopo Gandini | University of Bologna | (pdf) |
| Willem de Graaf | University of Trento | |
| Piotr Jastrzębski | University of Warmia and Mazury | |
| *Mamuka Jibladze | Tbilisi State University | (pdf) |
| *Boris Kunyavskii | Bar-Ilan University | (pdf) |
| *Hông Vân Lê | Czech Academy of Sciences | (pdf) |
| *Andrea Maffei | University of Pisa | |
| *Alessio Marrani | University of Murcia | (pdf) |
| *Jean Michel | Paris Cité University (Denis Diderot - Paris 7) | (pdf) |
| *Paolo Papi | University of Rome "La sapienza" | (pdf) |
| Mattia Pirani | University of Pisa | |
| *Götz Pfeiffer | University of Galway | (pdf) |
| *Andrea Santi | University of Rome "Tor Vergata" | (pdf) |
| *Alexy Tralle | University of Warmia and Mazury | (pdf) |
| *Valdemar Tsanov | Bulgarian Academy of Sciences | (pdf) |
Questions?
Please get in touch with the organisers via LieTheoryPrato2023(at)monash.eduOrganisers
|
Heiko Dietrich School of Mathematics Monash University VIC 3800, Melbourne Australia |
Willem de Graaf Department of Mathematics University of Trento I-38050 Povo (Trento) Italy |
