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                "title": "Monadic resolutions for (generalized) spaces",
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                "comment": "Created page with \"Understanding the homotopy type of a space often benefits from studying its values under homology theories. Every homology theory determines a Bousfield localization on the category of spaces \u2014 for example, rational cohomology leads to rationalization, while $F_p$-homology induces $p$-completion.  In favorable cases, these localizations admit explicit descriptions via monadic resolutions.  A key example is the $p$-completion $L_p X$ of a nilpotent space $X$, which can...\""
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                "title": "Calabi\u2014Yau structures on constructible sheaves categories",
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                "comment": "Created page with \"For X a compact oriented topological manifold and k a field, Verdier duality on locally constant sheaves of k-modules on X can be encoded in a non-commutative symplectic structure, called Calabi\u2014Yau structure. Brav\u2014Dyckerhoff also introduced a relative notion of such, which allows one to recover Verdier duality for manifolds with boundaries. If now X is equipped with a (nice enough) finite stratification P, we show that there exists a Calabi\u2014Yau structure on the k-...\""
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                "comment": "Created page with \"The stratified homotopy hypothesis proclaims an equivalence between a homotopy theory of stratified spaces, and the homotopy theory of such small (infinity,1)-categories in which every endomorphism is an isomorphism. In this talk, after an introduction into the homotopy theory of stratified spaces, I want to talk about an explicit presentation of this proclaimed equivalence in terms of a Quillen equivalence using Lurie\u2019s construction of the infinity-category of exit-pa...\""
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                "title": "Complexes of stable \u221e-categories and higher Segal conditions",
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                "comment": "Created page with \"Title: Complexes of stable \u221e-categories and higher Segal conditions  Abstract: There exists an equivalence of (\u221e,2)-categories between the (\u221e,2)-category of complexes of stable \u221e-categories and that of 2-simplicial stable \u221e-categories, established by Dyckerhoff, which categorifies the classical Dold\u2013Kan correspondence. It is well known that every simplicial abelian group is in particular a Kan complex, i.e. it admits certain horn fillers. In this talk, I will...\""
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                "title": "K-theoretic Poitou-Tate duality & the heart of D^b of locally compact abelian groups",
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                "timestamp": "2026-01-22T07:59:55Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"(joint with Fei Ren, Wuppertal University)  Number theory part: I will give a little introduction to K-theoretic Artin maps \u00e0 la Clausen and K-theoretic Poitou-Tate duality \u00e0 la Blumberg-Mandell. That's a somewhat new viewpoint on class field theory.  Topology part: LCA groups show up as a surprising model for the compactly supported side of said duality, leading to Clausen's cool way to uniformly describe the non-Galois side of class field theory as K_1(LCA_F) for F t...\""
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                "title": "A generalisation of Day convolution for operad-like structures",
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                "timestamp": "2026-01-16T13:24:48Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"A fundamental construction in higher algebra is that of Day convolution. This construction, if it exists, defines an internal hom-object in the \u221e-category of \u221e-operads. In this talk, I will describe an explicit condition for the existence of such internal hom-objects for other operad-like structures. Even in the case of \u221e-operads, our proof is very different from previous constructions. The existence condition we obtain is very similar to the Conduch\u00e9 criterion fo...\""
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                "title": "A generalisation of Day convolution for Operad-like structures",
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                "user": "Ghd08439",
                "timestamp": "2026-01-16T13:22:16Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"A fundamental construction in higher algebra is that of Day convolution. This construction, if it exists, defines an internal hom-object in the oo-category of oo-operads. In this talk, I will describe an explicit condition for the existence of such internal hom-objects for other operad-like structures. Even in the case of oo-operads, our proof is very different from previous constructions. The existence condition we obtain is very similar to the Conduch\u00e9 criterion for d...\""
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                "title": "Semifree isovariant Poincar\u00e9 spaces and the gap condition",
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                "user": "Vom41941",
                "timestamp": "2026-01-13T12:42:58Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"The study of group actions on manifolds is a classical problem in geometric topology. In this talk, I will introduce the notion of isovariant G-Poincar\u00e9 spaces, a homotopical notion interpolating between closed smooth G-manifolds and G-Poincar\u00e9 spaces. The main result shows that, for a periodic finite group G and under suitable codimension hypothesis, the space of isovariant structures on a G-Poincar\u00e9 space is highly connected. This is a useful tool for constructing m...\""
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                "title": "Talk:AG-Seminar WS2021/22:",
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                "user": "Vom41941",
                "timestamp": "2026-01-13T12:41:24Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"The study of group actions on manifolds is a classical problem in geometric topology. In this talk, I will introduce the notion of isovariant G-Poincar\u00e9 spaces, a homotopical notion interpolating between closed smooth G-manifolds and G-Poincar\u00e9 spaces. The main result shows that, for a periodic finite group G and under suitable codimension hypothesis, the space of isovariant structures on a G-Poincar\u00e9 space is highly connected. This is a useful tool for constructing m...\""
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                "title": "Grothendieck-Witt theory of pushouts",
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                "user": "Wic42659",
                "timestamp": "2025-12-16T10:45:28Z",
                "comment": "Created page with \"Given a Poincar\u00e9-duality space X much information can be gathered from its GW-theory. As GW-theory is generally hard to compute, one important question is how GW-theory behaves under gluing of spaces. In this talk I will present a criterion which guarantees a splitting of the GW-theory of a pushout in a part fitting in a Mayer-Vietoris sequence and an error term. The criterion applies more generally for localising invariants and allows generalizations of splitting theor...\""
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