New Techniques in Hopf Algebras and Graded Ring Theory

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1 New Techniques in Hopf Algebras and Graded Ring Theory Contactforum of the Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie van België voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten Brussels, September 19-23, 2006 Second announcement Scientific Commitee: S. Caenepeel (Brussels), A. Marcus (Cluj-Napoca), C. Năstăsescu (Almería and Bucharest), F. Van Oystaeyen (Antwerp) Organizing Commitee: S. Caenepeel (Brussels), F. Van Oystaeyen (Antwerp) Local Commitee: S. Caenepeel, K. Janssen, J. Vercruysse Supported by: Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie van België voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten FWO Vlaanderen Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest Vrije Universiteit Brussel Universiteit Antwerpen Bilateral project BWS04/04 New techniques in Hopf algebras and graded ring theory of the Flemish and Romanian governments Research project G Deformation quantization methods for algebras and categories with applications to quantum mechanics of FWO Vlaanderen Website of the conference: scaenepe

2 The first two days of the congress will take place in Auditorium Rubens at the Paleis der Academieën, Hertogstraat 1, 1000 Brussel, The three remaining days will take place in Auditorium Paul Janssens, building K, at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussel. Hotel accomodation We have made arrangements with the following hotels: 1. Hotel des Colonies Kruisvaartenstraat 6-10, 1210 Brussel, located near the gare du Nord. Walking distance (around 30 minutes) to the Royal Academy. Metro connection to the Royal Academy and to the University. Rates: 95 EURO (single) or 110 EURO (double or twin) 2. Hotel Argus Kapitein Crespelstraat 6, 1050 Brussel, located close to the Royal Academy (between 5 and 10 minutes walking). Metro connection to the University. The hotel has free wireless internet connection. Rates: 90 EURO (single) or 105 EURO (double) We also offer some cheaper alternatives. 1. Guestrooms at BRAINS Domain Latour de Freins, Engelandstraat 555, 1180 Brussels, Three student rooms (suitable for two or possibly three people) are available at the rate of 10 EURO per night and per person. The rooms have television, shower and small kitchen. BRAINS is beautifully located in Ukkel, a town in the southern part of Brussels. The University and the Royal Academy can be reached from there by bus or train (30-40 minutes) 2. Guestrooms at VUB A limited number of guestrooms for visiting researchers is available: - 4 single rooms at Triomflaan 19 (30 EURO per night) - 5 double rooms at Triomflaan 19 (38 EURO per night) - 2 single rooms at Generaal Jacqueslaan 139 (34 EURO per night) - 1 double room at Generaal Jacqueslaan 139 (25 EURO per night) The rooms at Triomflaan 19 have television, shower, small kitchen and internet connection. The rooms at Generaal Jacqueslaan have shower, and a common kitchen. All these rooms are close to the University, and there is an easy metro connection to the Royal Academy. Reservation can be made by sending to scaenepe@vub.ac.be. We recommend that you make the reservation of a guestroom as soon as possible, since the number of rooms available is limited. If you make reservation for a room for 2 or 3 persons, mention the name of your room mate. The deadline for reservation of a hotel room is August 25. After that date, we cannot guarantee availability or congress rate. Registration There is no registration fee. You can register by sending an to scaenepe@vub.ac.be. You can

3 also submit title and abstract if you wish to deliver a talk (25 minutes). Proceedings The Proceedings will be published by the Royal Academy. All speakers are invited to send in a contribution. Survey papers, or detailed summaries of your talk are welcome. Preliminary list of participants and titles of talks Invited speakers Yuri Bespalov Hopf algebra structures that appear in the study of A -categories Constantin Nastasescu Relative regular objects in Abelian Categories with Applications to Coalgebras and Graded Rings Hans-Jürgen Schneider On representations of pointed Hopf algebras Gabriella Böhm Galois and bi-galois extensions over non-commutative base José Gómez-Torrecillas Galois Corings and Comonads Tomasz Brzezinski Toward the Galois theory of C-rings Lars Kadison Galois theory, anchor maps and Hopf algebroids Andrei Marcus Tilting complexes for symmetric and alternating groups Alfons Van Daele The Fourier Transform in Quantum Group Theory Susan Montgomery Alexander Stolin Piotr Hajac Topological concepts in Hopf-Galois theory

4 Participants Juan Martin Mombelli Fusion categories and double groupoids Lydia Delvaux Algebraic Quantum Hypergroups Deepak Naidu Categorical Morita Equivalence for Group-Theoretical Categories Abdelaziz Radwan Alessandro Ardizzoni Weak Projections and Monoidal categories Claudia Menini Schneider type theorems and relative separable functors Cornel Baetica Class groups of Rees rings Margaret Beattie Shuanhong Wang Simple Entwined Modules Yinhuo Zhang The structure theorems of H 4 -Azumaya algebras Bernhard Drabant Bojana Femic New applications of the categorical version of Beattie s exact sequence Laiachi El Kaoutit Zoran Skoda 2-categorical descent, monoidal actions and Hopf algebras Daniel Bulacu Involutory quasi-hopf algebras Joost Vercruysse

5 Kris Jansen Ryan Turner Theodora Theohari-Apostolidi Tomasz Maszczyk Noncommutative algebraic geometry through monoidal categories Bartosz Zielinski Stefan Catoiu Generalized Trigonometry, Hopf Algebras, and the Zeta Function Anatoly Yakovlev Hopf algebras over non-commutative rings Ali Asghar Talebi Rostami Normal Edge-transitive Cayley Graphs on Some Groups of Small valency Alexander Konovalov Castano Iglesias Ulrich Kramer On the Hochschild homology of quantum groups Stefaan Caenepeel Freddy Van Oystaeyen