Date
September 24 (Thu) 10:00 - September 30 (Wed) 17:00, 2026 (JST)
Speaker
  • Ko Aoki (Postdoc, University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
Language
Japanese
Host
Takumi Maegawa, Yutaro Mikami, Hiroyasu Miyazaki

Note. The lectures will be given in Japanese. This workshop will be jointly organized by RIKEN AIP.

During this five-day workshop, we will hold a learning seminar and intensive lectures on gestalt theory, which was recently developed by Scholze and Stefanich.

Gestalt theory is a new geometric framework that unifies various derived analytic geometry and higher sheaf theory, building on the foundations of higher and derived category theory.
At this event, we will host Ko Aoki, who has contributed to the foundations and development of the theory, for the intensive lecture session.

During the first three days of the workshop, we will feature tutorial lecture sessions, presented by the participants. All lectures will be given in Japanese, with the aim of promoting the dissemination and development of gestalt theory in Japan.

Schedule:

Sep 2410:30 -- 11:00Overview of Gestalten

11:15 -- 12:15Tutorial Lecture 1

13:30 -- 15:00Tutorial Lecture 2

15:00 -- 15:30Coffee break

15:30 -- 16:30Tutorial Lecture 3
Sep 2510:00 -- 11:30Tutorial Lecture 4

11:45 -- 13:15Tutorial Lecture 5

14:30 -- 15:45Tutorial Lecture 6

15:45 -- 16:15Coffee break

16:15 -- 17:15Tutorial Lecture 7
Sep 2810:00 -- 11:30Tutorial Lecture 8

13:00 -- 14:30Tutorial Lecture 9

14:30 -- 15:00Coffee break

15:00 -- 16:30Tutorial Lecture 10
Sep 2910:00 -- 12:00Tutorial Lecture 11

13:30 -- 14:30Advanced topics of Gestalten, I

14:30 -- 15:00Coffee break

15:00 -- 16:30Advanced topics of Gestalten, II
Sep 3010:00 -- 11:30Gestalten and 2-motives, I

13:00 -- 14:30Gestalten and 2-motives, II

15:00 -- 17:00Free discussion

Intensive lectures include:

  • Overview of Gestalten
  • Advanced topics of Gestalten, Parts I and II
  • Gestalten and 2-motives, Parts I and II

Organizers:

  • Takumi Maegawa (RIKEN iTHEMS)
  • Yutaro Mikami (RIKEN AIP)
  • Hiroyasu Miyazaki (RIKEN iTHEMS, NTT Institute for Fundamental Mathematics)

References

  1. Ko Aoki, Higher presentable categories and limits, arXiv: 2510.13503
  2. Ko Aoki, Berkovich 2-motives and normed ring stacks, arXiv: 2603.01877
  3. Peter Scholze, Geometry and Higher Category Theory

This is a closed event for scientists. Non-scientists are not allowed to attend. If you are not a member or related person and would like to attend, please contact us using the inquiry form. Please note that the event organizer or speaker must authorize your request to attend.

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