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Organizers: John Francis, Sheel Ganatra, Owen Gwilliam.
Former organizers and founders: Chris Douglas, Andre Henriques, Mike Hill.
Faculty sponsors: Mike Hopkins, Haynes Miller.
The Talbot workshops 2008-2010 are supported by NSF grant DMS-0805838. The Talbot workshops 2005-2007 were supported by NSF grant DMS-0512714.
Talbot 2009 workshop: Fukaya Categories (announcement)
Plenary speaker: Paul Seidel.
Location: Nags Head, North Carolina
Dates: March 22 to March 28, 2009
Participant list.
A list of talks, with summaries, references, and notes here.
Talbot 2008 workshop: Affine Lie algebras and chiral structures.
Plenary speaker: Dennis Gaitsgory.
Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Dates: March 30 to April 5, 2008
Participant list.
Preliminary talk schedule: schedule.
Preparation for the workshop: Chiral algebras seminar. MIT Pre-Talbot seminar.
Talbot 2007 workshop: Topological modular forms. Wikipedia entry.
Plenary speaker: Mike Hopkins.
Location: North Conway, New Hampshire.
Dates: March 25-31, 2007
Participant list.
Talks: schedule.
Preparation for the workshop: MIT pretalbot seminar.
References.
Talbot 2006 workshop: Automorphisms of manifolds.
Plenary speaker: Michael Weiss.
Location: North Conway, New Hampshire.
Dates: February 26 to March 4, 2006
Participant list.
Talks: schedule.
Preparation for the workshop: MIT pretalbot seminar; Notre Dame Pre-Talbot seminar; Muenster Talbotvorbereitungseminar.
References. Julia Weber's notes from the workshop.
Talbot 2005 workshop: The geometric Langlands program.
Plenary speaker: David Ben-Zvi.
Location: North Conway, New Hampshire.
Dates: February 27 to March 4, 2005
Participant list.
Talks: schedule.
Pictures: a link.
Preparation for the workshop: MIT preTalbot seminar.
Geometric Langlands references.
Megumi Harada's notes from the workshop.
Talbot 2004 workshop: The Stolz-Teichner model of elliptic cohomology.
Plenary speaker: Stephan Stolz.
Location: South Pomfret, Vermont at Talbot House.
Participant list.
Pictures: a link.
Reference: What is an elliptic object?
Questions? Send an email to Owen Gwilliam at gwilliam (at) math (dot) northwestern (dot) edu.
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