Seminar "A panoramic view on buildings"
Buildings are mathematical objects that have a rich geometric and combinatorial structure and they appear naturally in many mathematical subdisciplines, ranging from number theory over geometric group theory up to analysis. In this seminar we want to develop a panoramic view on buildings, i.e. we want to see how these buldings show up in the different subdisciplines.
The seminar takes place in a hybrid format in cooperation with Bielefeld University and the university of Bonn and is supported by CRC-TRR 358.
Organizer:
- Kai-Uwe Bux (Bielefeld)
- Margit Rösler (Paderborn)
- Tobias Weich (Paderborn)
Program
You can find abstracts for the seminar talks here.
17.04.2023 | Coxeter Complexed (Carlo Kaul, Paderborn) |
24.04.2023 | Buildings as symplicial complexes/chamber complexes (Daniel Kahl, Paderborn) |
08.05.2023 | BN Pairs and Flag compleces for spherical buildings (Daniel Kahl, Paderborn) |
15.05.2023 | Lattice class models for affine buildings (Radou Toma, Bonn) |
22.05.2023 | Reductive groups over local fields: The examples SL_2 (Kai-Uwe Bux, Bielefeld) |
05.06.2023 | Hecke Algebra and the Satake Isomorphism (Paul Kiefer, Bielefeld) |
12.06.2023 | From Averaging operators to Laplace Operators on the hyperbolic surface (Daniel Kahl & Lasse Wolf, Paderborn) |
| 19.06.2023 | The algebra of invariant differential operators on Riemannian locally symmetric spaces (Lasse Wolf, Paderborn) |
26.06.2023 | Poisson Transformation on trees of bounded degree (Christian Arends, Univ. Aarhus) |
| 03.07.2023 | Spectral correspondences on graphs and trees (Joachim Hilgert, Paderborn) |
10.07.2023 | 2:15 pm: Macdonald spherical functions (Margit Rösler, Paderborn) 4:15 pm: Buildings and Erhart Theory (Christopher Voll, Bielefeld) |