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Automorphisms of the little d-discs operad

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HHHW06 - HHH follow on: Homotopy: fruit of the fertile furrow

The little d-discs operad is one of the fundamental objects of algebraic topology. Through embedding calculus, its automorphism space features in an important connection between geometric topology and homotopy theory. I will discuss what we know and don’t know about these automorphism spaces, and explain some intriguing results about them obtained through the aforementioned connection. This includes joint work with Manuel Krannich and Geoffroy Horel.

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