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📅 27 – 28 Feb 2027 📍 Lida, Belarus 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Category Theory and Homological Algebra
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This track focuses on the fundamental principles and axioms of category theory, exploring its foundational role in mathematics. Discussions will include categorical structures, morphisms, and the significance of universal properties.

This session will delve into the applications of homological algebra in various algebraic contexts, emphasizing derived functors and spectral sequences. Participants are encouraged to present novel approaches and results in the study of projective and injective modules.

This track examines the interplay between algebraic topology and category theory, highlighting how categorical methods can illuminate topological concepts. Topics may include homotopy theory, simplicial sets, and the role of functors in topological constructs.

Focusing on the theory and applications of exact sequences, this session will explore their significance in both algebra and topology. Participants will discuss various types of exact sequences and their implications in homological contexts.

This track will cover the theory of derived categories and their applications in algebraic geometry and representation theory. Presentations will address the construction of derived categories and their role in understanding complex algebraic structures.

This session will explore the advanced concepts of higher category theory, including n-categories and their applications in various mathematical disciplines. Discussions will focus on the challenges and developments in this rapidly evolving area.

This track will investigate the connections between representation theory and category theory, emphasizing how categorical frameworks can provide new insights into representations of algebraic structures. Topics may include functorial approaches and categorical invariants.

This session will focus on the theory of triangulated categories, exploring their applications in homological algebra and beyond. Participants will discuss the axiomatic foundations and the role of triangulated structures in various mathematical contexts.

This track will delve into the principles of topos theory and its implications for logic and set theory. Presentations will explore the categorical foundations of topos theory and its applications in various mathematical frameworks.

This session will explore the intersection of algebraic geometry and category theory, focusing on how categorical techniques can enhance our understanding of geometric structures. Topics may include schemes, sheaves, and categorical interpretations of geometric concepts.

This track will highlight the diverse applications of category theory across various fields of mathematics, showcasing its utility in solving contemporary problems. Participants are encouraged to present case studies and innovative applications that demonstrate the relevance of category theory.

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