Explore the intricacies of bordered-sutured Floer homology and its application as a sutured topological quantum field theory in this hour-long lecture by J. Rasmussen from Cambridge University. Delivered as part of the Quantum Topology Biennial (QTB), the talk delves into advanced concepts in representation theory and quantum topology. Gain insights into cutting-edge research in mathematical physics and topology, examining the intersection of Floer homology techniques with quantum field theory principles.
Overview
Syllabus
Bordered-Sutured Floer Homology As A Sutured Tqft, J. Rasmussen (Cambridge)
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