Toeholds Seminar
The Toeholds Seminar will meet every Thurstay at 12:00 noon at the Seminar Room
(LN 2205). The main topic of the seminar is the construction of negative K-theory groups, using methods from bounded topology, and some of their applications.
The topics include:
- A quick introduction to algebraic K-theory (definitions of K0 and
K1 and their basic properties).
Text: J. Rosenberg, Algebraic K-theory and its applications. Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 147.
- A presentation of the Bass-Heller-Swan Formula (definition of the maps involved).
Different Articles
- The definition of K-i using categories with bounded control.
Text E. K. Pedersen, K-i-invariants of chain complexes.
Topology (Leningrad, 1982), 174-186, Lecture Notes in Math., 1060, Springer, Berlin, 1984.
- The bounded h-cobordism theorem.
Text: E. K. Pedersen,
On the bounded and thin h-cobordism theorem parameterized by
Rk. Transformation groups, Poznań 1985, 306-320,
Lecture Notes in Math., 1217, Springer, Berlin, 1986.
- Pseudoisotopy spaces.
Different Articles
- The connection between pseudoisotopy spaces and K-i.
Text: D. R. Anderson, W. C. Hsiang, The functors K-i
and pseudo-isotopies of polyhedra. Ann. of Math. (2) 105 (1977), no. 2, 201-223.