Graduate School on Chromatic Homotopy Theory - Part 2

Explore advanced concepts in chromatic homotopy theory through this graduate-level lecture delivered by Agnès Beaudry from the University of Colorado Boulder. Delve into sophisticated mathematical frameworks that form the foundation of modern algebraic topology, building upon fundamental principles to examine the chromatic perspective on stable homotopy theory. Investigate the intricate relationships between formal group laws, complex cobordism, and the chromatic filtration of the stable homotopy category. Analyze key computational techniques and theoretical developments that have shaped contemporary understanding of chromatic phenomena in homotopy theory. Examine applications of these concepts to problems in algebraic topology and their connections to number theory and algebraic geometry. Gain insights into current research directions and open questions in this rapidly evolving field of mathematics.