Program Description The Maui Subfactor Conference will be held July 18-22, 2011 in Maui, HI. This conference is supported by a DARPA seedling grant, and the subject matter will follow its focus on the classification of subfactors and fusion categories and the connections between random matrices and planar algebras. Information for participants The organizers will arrange for most people to stay at Maui Sunset in Kihei. There are many nearby alternatives for anyone who would prefer to stay elsewhere. The relevant airport is Kahului Airport (OGG). Talks will most likely be held at the Kihei Community College. Confirmed Participants Dietmar Bisch, Vanderbilt University Arnaud Brothier, KU Leuven/Institut Mathematiques de Jussieu Richard Burstein, Vanderbilt University Stephen Curran, UCLA Ruy Exel, Florianopolis, Brasil Tony Falcone, DARPA Pinhas Grossman, IMPA Brasil Mike Hartglass, UC Berkeley Vaughan Jones, Vanderbilt/UC Berkeley David Jordan, MIT Zhengwei Liu, University of New Hampshire Scott Morrison, Australian National University/Miller Institute/UC Berkeley Dave Penneys, UC Berkeley Emily Peters, MIT Dimitri Shlyakhtenko, UCLA Thomas Sinclair, UCLA/Vanderbilt Noah Snyder, Columbia University James Tener, UC Berkeley Hans Wenzl, UC San Diego Feng Xu, UC Riverside Schedule Monday: 9a-10a: Vaughan Jones - Manifestly unitary chiral WZW? 10:30a-11:30a: Feng Xu - On a problem about tensor product of subfactors 11:45a-12:45p: Dave Penneys - Infinite index Monday evening at Maui sunset: Tony Falcone - Does Mathematics at DARPA = Military Intelligence? Talks Tuesday-Friday will be held at Maui College, in room Laulima 102 (map). Tuesday: TBD Other talks to be scheduled: Scott Morrison - Blob homology Hans Wenzl - Subfactors related to the qBrauer algebra Ruy Exel - Cartan subalgebras in the C* context Arnaud Brothier - The Takesaki equivalence relation Scott Morrison - The 4.73 colour theorem Steve Curran - On the planar algebra of the symmetric enveloping inclusion Hans Wenzl - q-Brauer algebras Pinhas Grossman - Quantum subgroups of the Haagerup fusion categories David Jordan - Fusion categories in small dimensions: a playground for higher categories Thomas Sinclair - Exactness for Subfactors Dimitri Shlyakhtenko - Planar Algebras, Random Matrices and Subfactors Dietmar Bisch - Compostion of subfactors, and planar algebras Contact Contact Dave Penneys at dpenneys@math.berkeley.edu or Scott Morrison at scott@tqft.net for more information. Acknowledgements The organizers and participants would like to thank DARPA for making this conference possible.