PARTICIPANT TALK SCHEDULE (as of Sunday, Aug 2)


WEDNESDAY
10:00  Sagar Gupta	               Categorical View on Van Kampen
10:20  Shile Wang	               Fixed point properties of groups acting on trees
10:40  William Duan	               Grothendieck Riemann Roch Theorem and applications 
11:00  Yiwen Cao	                Torelli Theorem for K3 Surface
11:20   Alan Fang	                Topological Social Choice
	
1:00  Jack Hu	                        OpenAI's (dis)proof of the unit distance conjecture
1:20  Wenshi Zhao                   Relative Perversity
1:40  Weixi Chen	                Non-abelian Hodge theory
2:00  Eli Lowe	                         A Survey of the Spectrum Problem
2:20  Qige Wang	                 Universal properties of K theory
2:40  Michael Zheng	                 Why K-Theory?
	
3:20  Bryan (Zih-Yu) Hsieh	  Equivariance in Category Theory
3:40  Justin Mu	                           Math
4:00  Jayden Thadani	          Bott periodicity in algebraic geometry
4:20  Jingyuan Zhang	          Clifford Algebra and Bott Periodicity
4:40  Jiayan Yang	                  Strichartz Estimates for Schrödinger’s equation


THURSDAY
10:00  Julia Rychlik	                  Mean Field Games
10:20	
10:40	
11:00   Adi Mehrotra (maybe)	?
11:20  Sammy Ross	                 Translational Kakeya Property
	
1:00  Claudio Bastiani-Fonck	Dependent Type Theory and Proof Verification
1:20  Vincent Tran	                 Survey of Elementary Class Field Theory
1:40  Andrew Tung	                 Motivic homotopy theory (?)
2:00. Ashley Song	                 Permuton constructions and compositions
2:20 William Opich	                 Applications of Model Theory to Algebraically Closed Fields
2:40  Anson Yang	                 Hamilton Jacobi equations
	
3:20 Coleman Hines	                 The Yamabe Problem
3:40 Crystal Xie	                  ?
4:00	
4:20 Aditya Pahuja (maybe)	TBD


FRIDAY
11:00 Runze Lu	                         Why Chebyshev Points		
11:20 		
11:40 Katherine Choi	                 Dirichlet's Theorem and Prime Number Theorem		

	
	
	
	