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Floer Homotopy Theory, Old and New

Stanford University

1:13:05·2023·research·Research Seminar

Ralph L. Cohen traces the evolution of Floer homotopy theory, from its 1995 introduction to recent striking applications in symplectic geometry and low-dimensional topology, highlighting its deeper theoretical development.

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Mathematics Topology & Geometry Formal Methods & Type Theory Algebraic Topology & Knot Theory Type Theory & Lambda Calculus Symplectic & Non-Commutative Geometry Floer Homology

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Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences, Emeritus

Ralph L. Cohen is a Professor at Stanford University, a leading figure in algebraic topology and homotopy theory, particularly Floer homotopy.

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