My research is focused on topics in category theory, homotopy theory and algebraic topology. I am especially interested in: higher category theory; operads; chromatic homotopy theory; K-theory; the "field with one element"; cobordism theories; derived noncommutative algebra. Beardsley, Jonathan; Hackney, Philip.

I'm Jonathan Beardsley, an Assistant Professor of mathematics at the University of Nevada, Reno. I finished my PhD in 2016 at Johns Hopkins University under Jack Morava. I am interested in algebraic topology, category theory and homotopy theory. In particular, I am interested in doing algebra and non-commutative geometry in homotopical settings.

‪Assistant Professor, University of Nevada, Reno‬ - ‪‪Cited by 90‬‬ - ‪algebraic topology‬ - ‪category theory‬ - ‪homotopy theory‬ - ‪non-commutative geometry‬ - ‪operads‬

We have an informal seminar here at UNR on topics related to homotopical algebra, broadly construed. The website is here. Please contact me if you'd like to attend. Higher Groups and Higher Normality, with Landon Fox. Submitted (arXiv). Projective Geometries and Simple Pointed Matroids as 𝔽₁-modules, with So Nakamura. Submitted (arXiv).

“A Generalized Delooping Functor,” with J. Moeller, V. Ozornova and M. Rovelli. “Three Approaches to Unital Hyperstructures.” “Brauer-Wall Groups and Truncated Picard Spectra of K-theory” with K. Luecke and J. Morava. “Projective Geometries and Matroids as F1-modules” with S. Nakamura. 11.

Assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Nevada, Reno. Interested in homotopy theory and category theory. Distinct Sylow p p -subgroups intersect only at the identity, which somehow follows from Lagrange's Theorem. Why? How much is cohomotopy dual to homotopy? Why are monadicity and descent related?

Authors: Jonathan Beardsley Comments: Part of a series of expository papers describing the genesis and intuition behind math papers in algebraic topology, see mathusersguides.com for more information, 15 pages

2021年6月4日 · Department of Mathematics and Statistics Assistant Professor Jonathan Beardsley has been awarded a Simons Foundation Collaboration Grant for Mathematicians for …

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