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	Aim
	The objective of the BGamma School is first of all to review the principal results in the algebraic topology of foliations and secondly to search for the future developments. Some introductory lectures are also planned.

	Date and Place
	September 29th(Mon) -- October 2nd(Thu), 2003 Faculty of Science and Engineering, Chuo University, 1-13-27 Kasuga, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 112-8551, Japan

	Room:
	Be Careful! Everyday(Morning / Afternoon) the room changes. (In any case, it will be in Building No.6., on 3rd or 4th floor, except for the Banquet.) Monday : room #6426 Tuesday Morning : room #6301 Tuesday Afternoon : room #6326 Tuesday Night, Banquet : room #61225 Wednesday : room #6317 Thursday : room #6426

	Time Schedule:
	Monday, 29 September Tuseday, 30 September Wednesday, 1 October Thursday, 2 October 10:00-11:20 Mitsumatsu I Mitsumatsu II Sergiescu II Vogt III 11:40-13:00 Hurder I Vogt I Hurder III Morita II 14:30-15:50 Schweitzer I Hurder II Vogt II Tsuboi II 16:10-17:30 Tsuboi I Sergiescu I Morita I Schweitzer II Banquet

Titles:

Hurder, Steven (Illinois U. at Chicago) I. Intorduction to BGamma II. Rational homotopy theory of BGamma III. BGamma tool box Mitsumatsu, Yoshihiko (Chuo U.) I. Bott vanishing, residues, and secondary classes II. Thurston & Heitsch's independent variation, etc. Morita, Shigeyuki (U. Tokyo) I. Discontinuous invariants of foliations I II. Discontinuous invariants of foliations II Schweitzer S.J., Paul A. (PUC-Rio) I. Intorduction to Gel'fand-Fuks cohomology II. The injectivity conjecture Sergiescu, Vlad (U. Grenoble) I. P. Greenberg's work on PL foliations II. Informal seminar Tsuboi, Takashi (U. Tokyo) I. Intorduction to the Mather-Thurston theory II. Connectivity in low differentiability Vogt, Elmar (Free U. Berlin) I. Segal's and Moerdijk's construction of BGamma II. Differentiable cohomology for BGamma III. Real homotopy theory

	Special Lecture by Étienne Ghys (ENS-Lyon)
	Monday, 29 September. 17:50-19:00 at room #6426 Property T d'après Gromov

	Contact
	e-mail : bgamma@math.chuo-u.ac.jp address : BGamma School C/O Prof. Yoshihiko MITSUMATSU Department of Mathematics, Chuo University, 1-13-27, Kasuga, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 112-8551, Japan fax : +81-3-3817-1746

	Access
	About a 15-minute walk form JR Soubu Line Suidoubashi Station About a 5-minute walk form EIDAN Subway (TRTA) Marunouchi Line or Nanboku Line Kourakuen Station About a 7-minute walk form TOEI Subway Mita Line or O-edo Line Kasuga Station Click here for the details (in Japanese).