A research workshop by IPAM exploring the connections between hyperbolic geometry and quantum invariants in 3-dimensional topology through talks, discussions, and a poster session.
Funder: Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics
Due Dates: October 12–15, 2026 (Workshop dates; registration open until capacity is reached; financial support applications closed)
Funding Amounts: Registration fees: $75 (faculty/gov), $25 (grad student), $100 (industry), $50 (postdoc), $10 (remote); no financial support currently available.
Summary: A workshop focused on the intersection of hyperbolic geometry and quantum invariants in 3-dimensional topology, featuring lectures, discussions, and a poster session.
Key Information: Financial support applications are closed; only registration for attendance is currently available.
This workshop, organized by the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM), centers on the interplay between hyperbolic geometry and quantum invariants in 3-dimensional topology. It is part of the broader long program "Quantum Topology, Character Varieties and Low-Dimensional Geometry." The event will feature leading researchers discussing recent advances, open conjectures, and the deep connections between geometric and quantum approaches. The program includes lectures, discussions, and a poster session for registered participants. Most talks will be recorded and made publicly available after the event.