Speakers

10.00AM	Emanuele Dotto	MIT	Trace methods in Real algebraic K-theory
11.30AM	Greg Arone	University of Virginia	Bredon homology of partition posets, a theorem of Kuhn, and its ku analogue
2.30PM	Teena Gerhardt	Michigan State University	An approach to the algebraic K-theory of Z[C_2]
4.00PM	Mike Hill	University of Virginia	On the spectrum of an equivariant commutative ring

Note: Swift Hall is immediately east of Lunt Hall. Don't confuse Swift Hall with Annie May Swift Hall, which is further away.

Northwestern University Campus Map

Parking: Most lots are free on Saturday. In the lot closest to Swift Hall (no. 118 on the map below) a few spaces are permanently reserved, so be sure to read the signs.

Northwestern University Parking Map

Travel and Support

The Midwest Topology Seminar is supported by the National Science Foundation and Northwestern University.

A certain amount of travel support is available, especially for graduate students and mathematicians with postdoctoral appointments. If you'd like support please please indicate this when you register below.

(October 1) Funding is now very limited, but we will do what we can. Please write directly to an organizer.

Registration and Lodging

The Midwest Topology Seminar is free and open to the public, but your registration will help with planning the coffees and reception. You may also indicate if you're requesting support or if you'd like help finding a hotel. The registration page is

Registration MTS October 2014

A list of hotels and other visitor information is available at Math Department Visitor Info

If you make a reservation at an Evanston Hotel mention that you are attending a mathematics conference at Northwestern University. The University has a mildly discounted rate at most local hotels.

Organizers

• Paul Goerss (Northwestern)

• John Francis (Northwestern)

Further Information

• Mathematics Department Visitor Information including lodging

• Directions to Northwestern

• Midwest Topology Seminar Home Page