APPLIED ALGEBRA
SEMINAR

York University  

Monday at 4:00PM
Room 638 North Ross
Nantel Bergeron
bergeron (at) yorku.ca 

York University
Department of Mathematics
4700 Keele St. Toronto

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There is also a working seminar at Fields (click here for more details)
[The speakers with (?) need to be confirmed, Note some day and time changes in RED]
[The dates and speaker in ORANGE are special join seminar AAS-Fields  on Friday]

17 Jan.


24 Jan.
CANCELLED		 Mercedes Helena Rosas
(York University)
 Resolutions of De Concini-Procesi ideals indexed by hook shapes.
28 Jan.
Friday		 Sam Hsiao
(U. Michigan)
 Canonical Hopf algebras between QSym and the peak algebra
1 Feb.
Friday		 Mercedes Helena Rosas
(York University)
 Resolutions of De Concini-Procesi ideals indexed by hook shapes.
7 Feb.
 Emmanuel Briand
(Universidad de Cantabria)
 Multisymmetric polynomials and applications in algebra
14 Feb.
 Reading week, no seminar
21 Feb.
 John Irving
(Wilfred Laurier U)
 A Tree Pruning Approach to the Hurwitz Enumeration Problem
28 Feb.
 Brendon Rhodes
(U. Michigan)
 Immanants and Positivity
7 March
 Nantel Bergeron

 Grothendick bialgebra, Partition lattices and symmetric functions in noncommutative variables I
14 March
 Nantel Bergeron

 Grothendick bialgebra, Partition lattices and symmetric functions in noncommutative variables II
21 March
 Rosa Orellana
(Dartmouth College)		 The Peak algebra of the symmetric group algebra
28 March
 Alexander Yong
(Berkeley)
 A rule for the expansion of stable Grothendieck polynomials
11 April
 Cedric Chauve
(UQAM)
 Conservation of combinatorial structure in genome rearrangement scenarios
18 April
 Hugh Thomas
(U. New Brunswick)








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Nantel Bergeron 
Canadian Research Chair in Mathematics
Prof. Mathematics 
York University 

http://www.math.yorku.ca/bergeron
Office: S619 Ross Building 
tel: (416) 736 5250 Ext 33968 
fax: (416) 736 5757 

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