About The Event
This international workshop aims to highlight the interdisciplinary connections between mathematics and materials science behind innovative and traditional fabrics. The geometry and topology of fabric-like materials, which we define here as materials created by entangled strands or threads, appear to be directly related to some of their physical properties at several scales. Thus, a better understanding of the structure and functions of these entangled frameworks, as well as the relationships between them, is targeted through the advances and challenges that will be shared during the various talks of this workshop.
Where
Online, Zoom
When
Thursday & Friday
20-21 May, 2021
Senja Barthel
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Abhijit Champanerkar
The City University of New York
Myfanwy Evans
University of Potsdam
Stephen Hyde
The University of Sydney
Veronika Irvine
TesseLace
Randall D. Kamien
University of Pennsylvania
Mohand Tahar Kechadi
University College Dublin
Vitaliy Kurlin
University of Liverpool
Sonia Mahmoudi
Tohoku University
Sabetta Matsumoto
Georgia Institute of Technology
Hugh Morton
University of Liverpool
Vuong M. Ngo
Trinity College Dublin
Eleni Panagiotou
University of Tennessee
Jessica S. Purcell
Monash University
Koya Shimokawa
Saitama University
Session 1
Japan, Australia, North America
Welcome
S. Matsumoto
Twisted topological tangles or: the knot theory of knitting
V. Irvine
A mathematical model for bobbin lace grounds
Coffee Break
R. Kamien
Scaffolds for Knitting
Free Discussion, Virtual Break Room
Session 2
Japan, Australia, Central Europe
Welcome
J. Purcell
Geometry of biperiodic alternating links
K. Shimokawa
3-dimensional topology and polycontinuous pattern
Coffee Break
S. Barthel
Weaving with periodicity in one dimension: braids
H. Morton
Capturing the topology of periodic textile patterns
Free Discussion, Virtual Break Room
Session 3
Japan, Australia, North America
Welcome
A. Champanerkar
Geometric and diagrammatic maximality of weaving knots
S. Hyde
Tangled Polyhedra
Coffee Break
E. Panagiotou
Effects of entanglement in mechanical properties of material
Free Discussion, Virtual Break Room
Session 4
Japan, Australia, Central Europe
Welcome
M. Evans
Triply-periodic tangling
S. Mahmoudi
Introduction to the definition, construction and classification of weaves
Coffee Break
V. Kurlin
Introduction to Periodic Geometry and Topology
T. Kechadi & V. Ngo
Structural textile pattern recognition and processing based on hypergraphs
Free Discussion, Virtual Break Room
Organizers & Supports
Registration
Closed.
If you have registered, please check your emails for the zoom link.
Contact Us
Please send an e-mail to get in touch with us. We'll try to respond as soon as possible.
Sonia Mahmoudi
gtf2021@math-materials.jp