Mathematics Colloquium
SPEAKER: Prof. Nikolay Brodskiy
TITLE: Creating and topologizing universal covering spaces
ABSTRACT: Classical theory of covering spaces works well for spaces with small loops being homotopically trivial (e.g. manifolds). With increasing interest in spaces with rich local structure (e.g. fractals), there have been various attempts of creating a more general theory of covering spaces. I will outline recent progress in the area. The talk is designed to be accessible to graduate students familiar with the classical concept of a covering map.
Refreshments will be available at 3:15 p.m.
Friday, 28 September, 2012
Contact:
Betty Morgan
Phone: 974-2463
Cost:
Free
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