Nikolaus conference 2016

Final Program

[as PDF-file]

All talks were in Pontdriesch 14/16 in Hörsaal SeMath (008). Meeting point and coffee breaks was at Lehrstuhl D, first floor (German counting) in the same building.

All times below are in LRLT (Lecture room local time, UTC +0102).

Friday, December 9, 2016

2.15--2.33pm	Richard Parker (Cambridge): Meataxe64
2.45--3.05pm	Rafał Lutowski (Gdańsk): Spin Structures on Almost-Flat 4-Manifolds
	(coffee and discussion)
4.40-5.00pm	Alexandre Esterle (Amiens): Image of the Artin Groups of Type A and B Inside the Finite Hecke Algebras
5.10--5.29pm	Salim Rostam (Versailles): Looking for a Cyclotomic Quiver Hecke Algebra Presentation for the Hecke Algebra of G(r,p,n)
5.40--6.00pm	Nils Amend (Bochum): Restrictions of Reflection Arrangements and the \(K(\pi, 1)\) Property
7.00pm-??	Research Cambridge Style! (in the Pontgarten, Pontstraße 154)

Saturday, December 10, 2016

10.00--10.22am	Baptiste Rognerud (Strasbourg): Additive Equivalences between Categories of \(p\)-Permutation Modules.
10.30--10.50am	Inga Schwabrow (Kaiserslautern): Centres of Blocks of Finite Groups with Trivial Intersection Sylow p-Subgroups
11.00--11.18	Mikko Korhonen (Lausanne): Invariant Forms on Irreducible Modules of Simple Algebraic Groups
11.30--11.51am	Mikaël Cavallin (Kaiserslautern): On Orthogonal Embeddings and Irreducible Triples
	(lunch break)
1.30--1.50pm	Imke Toborg (Halle): An Algebraic View on a Composite Functional Equation on Groups
2.00--2.18	Tilman Möller (Bochum): Nice Restrictions of Reflection Arrangements
2.30--2.55pm	Julian Brough (Kaiserslautern): Central Intersections of Element Centralisers
3.04--3.25pm	Emilio Pierro (Bielefeld): The Subgroup Lattice, and what thereat is
	(coffee and discussion)
4.40--5.00pm	Lucia Morotti (Hannover): Irreducible Tensor Products of Representations of Symmetric Groups
5.10--5.32pm	Markus Pfeiffer (St Andrews): Improving Normaliser Search in Permutation Groups
5.40--6.01pm	Christopher Jefferson (St Andrews): Dynamically Created Orderings for Finding Orbit Representatives in Permutation Groups
7.00pm-??	Research Cambridge Style! (in the "Labyrinth", of course)

Final version from Wed, 21 Dec 2016 14:41:17 +0100