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Seminar DAG Seminar: Combinatorics in the ring of big Witt vectors
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Seminar Prismatic Cohomology: Introduction to prismatic cohomology
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Seminar Women at MSRI lunch
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Seminar DAG Seminar: Spaces of Algebraic Cobordism and Derived Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar BGMS Seminar: Moduli Spaces of Cubic Threefolds — Geometry and Topology
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Seminar Applied Invariant Theory Seminar: The Hilbert-Mumford Criterion and Kempf-Ness Theorem & Scaling Algorithms and the Null Cone
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Seminar 5 minute talks
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Seminar Algebraic Geometry colloquium: Slice theorems and existence of good moduli spaces.
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Seminar Reading Seminar on Hodge Theory: Organizational meeting
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Seminar 5 minute talks
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Seminar DAG Seminar: Equivariant techniques in derived algebraic geometry
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Seminar Commutative Algebra, Algebraic Geometry and Combinatorics: Terminal singularities that are not Cohen-Macaulay & Symmetric powers of algebraic and tropical curves
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Two probabilistic proofs of Moon's Theorem and the Bradley-Terry model
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Seminar BGMS Seminar: Supersingular twistor spaces
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Seminar Applied Invariant Theory Seminar: Constructing the quotient X//G & The moduli space of cubic surfaces
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Varieties of signature tensors
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Derived Algebraic Geometry and Birational Geometry and Moduli Spaces
Organizers: Julie Bergner (University of Virginia), Bhargav Bhatt (University of Michigan), Christopher Hacon (University of Utah), LEAD Mircea Mustaţă (University of Michigan), Gabriele Vezzosi (Università di Firenze)A picture of a singularity, courtesy of Herwig HauserThe workshop will survey several areas of algebraic geometry, providing an introduction to the two main programs hosted by MSRI in Spring 2019. It will consist of 7 expository mini-courses and 7 separate lectures, each given by top experts in the field.
The focus of the workshop will be the recent progress in derived algebraic geometry, birational geometry and moduli spaces. The lectures will be aimed at a wide audience including advanced graduate students and postdocs with a background in algebraic geometry.Updated on Feb 13, 2019 03:55 PM PST -
Workshop Connections for Women: Derived Algebraic Geometry, Birational Geometry and Moduli Spaces
Organizers: Julie Bergner (University of Virginia), LEAD Antonella Grassi (University of Pennsylvania), Bianca Viray (University of Washington), Kirsten Wickelgren (Georgia Institute of Technology)Image created by Tristan HübschThis workshop will be on different aspects of Algebraic Geometry relating Derived Algebraic Geometry and Birational Geometry. In particular the workshop will focus on connections to other branches of mathematics and open problems. There will be some colloquium style lectures as well as shorter research talks. The workshop is open to all.
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Triangulations with vanishing local h-polynomials
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Construction of unstable KAM tori for a system of coupled NLS equations.
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Parity-time symmetry entails pseudo-Hermiticity regardless of diagonalizability
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Seminar Tutorial on Lyapunov functions and Isolating blocks.
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Oscillatory orbits in the planar three body problem for all values of the masses
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Variational construction of periodic and heteroclinic orbits in the planar Sitnikov problem
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Modeling the interaction of electromagnetic waves with beams and plasma using variational principles and Hamiltonian analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Dynamical zeta functions and topology for negatively curved surfaces
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Workshop Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis II
Organizers: Alessandra Celletti (Seconda Università di Roma "Tor Vergata''), Rafael de la Llave (Georgia Institute of Technology), Diego del-Castillo-Negrete (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Lawrence Evans (University of California, Berkeley), LEAD Philip Morrison (University of Texas, Austin), Sergei Tabachnikov (Pennsylvania State University), Amie Wilkinson (University of Chicago)An invariant set inhibiting transport in a two degree-of-freedom Hamiltonian system (courtesy J. D. Szezech)This is a main workshop of the program “Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis.” It will feature current developments pertaining to finite and infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian systems, with a mix of rigorous theory and applications. A broad range of topics will be included, e.g., existence of and transport about invariant sets (Arnold diffusion, KAM, etc.), techniques for projection/reduction of infinite to finite systems, and the role of topological invariants in applications.
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Cyclotomic factors of necklace polynomials.
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: 3D Billiards: visualization of the 4D phase space and power-law trapping of chaotic trajectories
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Electrical networks and hyperplane arrangements
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Emphasizing nonlinear behaviors for cubic coupled systems
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: The effect of threshold energy obstructions on the L 1 → L∞ dispersive esti- mates for some Schr ̈odinger type equations
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Linear Whitham-Boussinesq modes in channels of constant cross-section and trapped modes associated with continental shelves.
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Critical transition to the inverse cascade
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Construction of unstable KAM tori for a system of coupled NLS equations.
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: C⁰ symplectic topology and dynamics
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Singularity Theory for Non-twist Tori: from symplectic geometry to applications through analysis.
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: On the existence of exponentially decreasing solutions to time dependent hyperbolic systems
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Optimal time estimate of the Arnold diffusion for analytic quasi-convex nearly integrable systems
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Equilibrium quasi-periodic configurations in quasi-periodic media
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: A proof of Jones’ conjecture: counting and discounting periodic orbits in a delay differential equation
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Hydrodynamics from Hamilton
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Connecting planar linear chains in the spatial N-body problem with equal masses
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Sectional curvatures in the strong force 4-body problem
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Integrable magnetic flows on the two-torus whose trajectories are all closed
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Seminar Hamiltonian Postdoc Workshop: Magnetic Confinement from a Dynamical Perspective
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Workshop 2018 Blackwell-Tapia Conference and Award Banquet
The NSF Mathematical Sciences Institutes Diversity Committee hosts the 2018 Blackwell-Tapia Conference and Awards Ceremony. This is the ninth conference since 2000, held every other year, with the location rotating among NSF Mathematics Institutes. The conference and prize honors David Blackwell, the first African-American member of the National Academy of Science, and Richard Tapia, winner of the National Medal of Science in 2010, two seminal figures who inspired a generation of African-American, Native American and Latino/Latina students to pursue careers in mathematics. The Blackwell-Tapia Prize recognizes a mathematician who has contributed significantly to research in his or her area of expertise, and who has served as a role model for mathematical scientists and students from underrepresented minority groups, or has contributed in other significant ways to addressing the problem of underrepresentation of minorities in math.
The 2018 recipient of the Blackwell-Tapia Prize is Dr. Ronald E. Mickens, the Distinguished Fuller E. Callaway Professor in the Department of Physics at Clark Atlanta University.
The conference will include scientific talks, poster presentations, panel discussions, ample opportunities for networking, and the awarding of the Blackwell-Tapia Prize. Participants are invited from all career stages and will represent institutions of all sizes across the country, including Puerto Rico.
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Barcodes and area-preserving homeomorphisms
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Whiskered parabolic tori in the planar (n+1)-body problem
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Exponentially small splitting of separatrices associated to 3D whiskered tori with cubic frequencies
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Inequalities for families of symmetric functions Abstract
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Fibrations of R^3 and contact structures
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Global instability in the elliptic restricted three body problem
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Seminar (Pre) Lunch with Hamilton: Growth of Sobolev norms for the cubic nonlinear Schrödinger equation near 1D quasi-periodic solutions
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Reductions of the Vlasov-Maxwell System with Applications to Plasma-Based Accelerators
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Nonsymmetric Macdonald polynomials and Demazure characters
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Quasi periodic coorbital motions (joint work with Philippe Robutel and Alexandre Pousse)
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2: On Arnold diffusion, the higher dimensional case
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Using Greene's residue criterion to study torus breakup in area-preserving maps
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2: On Arnold diffusion, the higher dimensional case
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Symplectic reduction of the 3-body problem in 4-dimensional space
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2: Diffusion along chains of normally hyperbolic cylinders
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle 2
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: The Hopf monoid of orbit polytopes and its character group
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Analytic invariant curves for analytic twist map
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Shape space figure 8 solution of the three body problem with two equal masses
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Degenerate variational integrators
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Arnold Diffusion First Cycle
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Curious Instances of Geodesics on SO(3)
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Walks, groups and Difference Equations
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Workshop 2018 Modern Math Workshop
Organizers: Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), LEAD Elvan Ceyhan (SAMSI - Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute), Leslie McClure (SAMSI - Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute), Christian Ratsch (University of California, Los Angeles; Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM)), Ulrica Wilson (Morehouse College; Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM))The Mathematical Sciences Diversity Initiative holds a Modern Math Workshop (MMW) prior to the SACNAS National Conference each year. The 2018 MMW will be hosted by SAMSI at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas on October 10th and 11th, 2018. This workshop is intended to encourage undergraduates, graduate students and recent PhDs from underrepresented minority groups to pursue careers in the mathematical sciences and build research and mentoring networks. The Modern Math Workshop is a pre-conference event at the SACNAS National Conference. The MMW includes a keynote lecture, mini-courses, research talks, a question and answer session and a reception.
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Workshop Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis I
Organizers: Alessandra Celletti (Seconda Università di Roma "Tor Vergata''), Rafael de la Llave (Georgia Institute of Technology), Diego del-Castillo-Negrete (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Lawrence Evans (University of California, Berkeley), LEAD Philip Morrison (University of Texas, Austin), Sergei Tabachnikov (Pennsylvania State University), Amie Wilkinson (University of Chicago)Depiction of the standard nontwist map (courtesy of G.Miloshevich).This is a main workshop of the program “Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis” and is a companion to the workshop next month (November 26-30). Both workshops will feature current developments pertaining to finite and infinite-dimensional Hamiltonian systems, with a mix of rigorous theory and applications. A broad range of topics will be included, e.g., existence of and transport about invariant sets (Arnold diffusion, KAM, etc.), techniques for projection/reduction of infinite to finite systems, and the role of topological invariants in applications.
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: The Taylor coefficients of the Jacobi theta constant θ3
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar: TBA
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: A Whitham-Boussinesq water wave model and simple approximations of the nonlocal variable depth Dirichlet-Neumann operator.
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar An introduction to Delay Differential Equations and the Infinite Limit Cycle Bifurcation
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Asymptotic density of the collision orbits in the restricted planar circular 3 body problem
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: A method for numerical computation starting from a quasiperiodic trajectory
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Workshop Hot Topics: Shape and Structure of Materials
Organizers: Myfanwy Evans (TU Berlin), LEAD Frank Lutz (TU Berlin), Dmitriy Morozov (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), James Sethian (University of California, Berkeley), Ileana Streinu (Smith College)Tangled honeycomb networks | and the Advanced Light Source at LBNLThe fascinating and complicated microstructures of materials that are now visible through advanced imaging techniques challenge the frontiers of characterisation and understanding. At the same time, developments in modern geometric and topological techniques are beginning to illuminate important features of material structures, while the microstructures themselves and the analysis and prediction of their macroscopic properties are inspiring new directions in pure and applied mathematics. In a collaboration with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), this workshop aims at intensifying the interaction of mathematicians with material scientists, physicists and chemists on the structural description and design of materials.
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Coherence of cellular strings of zonotopes
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Lagrangian spectral invariants, graph selector and Aubry-Mather theory
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar: TBA
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: You can hear the shape of a billiard table
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Scattering Ct'd
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Topological dynamics in three-dimensional volume-preserving maps
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: From Hamiltonian systems with infinitely many periodic orbits to pseudo-rotations via symplectic topology
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Near-Equality of Ribbon Schur Functions
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Stability for PDEs, the Maslov Index, and Spatial Dynamics
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar:
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Celestial Mechanics: Scattering in the N-body problem
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Lie group and homogeneous variational integrators and their applications to geometric optimal control theory
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Almost-invariant tori
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Seminar Combinatorics Seminar: Divisors on matroids and their volumes
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Introducing symplectic billiards
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Special Seminar: Simultaneous Binary Collisions and the Mysterious 8/3
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Seminar Mathematics Department Colloquium: Cantor invariant subsets of conservative 2-dimensional dynamics
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: A new necessary and sufficient condition for the stability of linear Hamiltonian systems with periodic coefficients
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Special Seminar: On polynomially integrable billiards on surfaces of constant curvature
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: Capturing photo electron motion with guiding centers: a Hamiltonian approach
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: Ground states are generically a periodic orbit
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Seminar Postdoc Lunch with Senior Researcher
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Parabolic resonances and other non-separable structures
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Seminar: A local systolic inequality in contact and symplectic geometry
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Seminar Five Minute Talks
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Lunch with Hamilton: Dynamical systems and Solar sails
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Seminar Five Minute Talks "Hamiltonian Systems"
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Seminar Five Minute Talks
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Seminar Hamiltonian Colloquium: The arithmetic of the spheres
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Seminar Chancellor Course: Topics in Analysis
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Seminar Weak KAM Theory, Homogenization and Symplectic Topology
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis
Organizers: Marie-Claude Arnaud (Université d'Avignon), Wilfrid Gangbo (University of California, Los Angeles), LEAD vadim kaloshin (University of Maryland), Robert Littlejohn (University of California, Berkeley), Philip Morrison (University of Texas, Austin)The introductory workshop will cover the large variety of topics of the semester: weak KAM theory, Mather theory, Hamilton-Jacobi equations, integrable systems and integrable planar billiards, instability formation for nearly integrable systems, celestial mechanics, billiards, spectral rigidity, Astrodynamics, motion of satellites, Plasma Physics, Accelerator Physics, Theoretical Chemistry, and Atomic Physics.
The workshop will consist of approximately 18 lectures to introduce the main topics relevant to the semester. That will leave time for discussions and exchange between the participants.Updated on Oct 05, 2018 02:51 PM PDT -
Workshop Connections for Women: Hamiltonian Systems, from topology to applications through analysis
Organizers: Marie-Claude Arnaud (Université d'Avignon), LEAD Basak Gurel (University of Central Florida), Tere Seara (Polytechnical University of Cataluña (Barcelona))Representing the orbits of the standard map for K = 1.2This workshop will feature lectures on a variety of topics in Hamiltonian dynamics given by leading researchers in the area. The talks will focus on recent developments in subjects closely related to the program such as Arnold diffusion, celestial mechanics, Hamilton-Jacobi equations, KAM methods, Aubry-Mather theory and symplectic topological techniques, and on applications. The workshop is open to all mathematicians in areas related to the program.
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Program Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis
Organizers: Rafael de la Llave (Georgia Institute of Technology), LEAD Albert Fathi (Georgia Institute of Technology; École Normale Supérieure de Lyon), vadim kaloshin (University of Maryland), Robert Littlejohn (University of California, Berkeley), Philip Morrison (University of Texas, Austin), Tere Seara (Polytechnical University of Cataluña (Barcelona)), Sergei Tabachnikov (Pennsylvania State University), Amie Wilkinson (University of Chicago)The interdisciplinary nature of Hamiltonian systems is deeply ingrained in its history. Therefore the program will bring together the communities of mathematicians with the community of practitioners, mainly engineers, physicists, and theoretical chemists who use Hamiltonian systems daily. The program will cover not only the mathematical aspects of Hamiltonian systems but also their applications, mainly in space mechanics, physics and chemistry.
The mathematical aspects comprise celestial mechanics, variational methods, relations with PDE, Arnold diffusion and computation. The applications concern celestial mechanics, astrodynamics, motion of satellites, plasma physics, accelerator physics, theoretical chemistry, and atomic physics.
The goal of the program is to bring to the forefront both the theoretical aspects and the applications, by making available for applications the latest theoretical developments, and also by nurturing the theoretical mathematical aspects with new problems that come from concrete problems of applications.
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Summer Graduate School From Symplectic Geometry to Chaos
Organizers: Marcel Guardia (Polytechnical University of Cataluña (Barcelona) ), vadim kaloshin (University of Maryland), Leonid Polterovich (Tel Aviv University)The purpose of the summer school is to introduce graduate students to state-of-the-art methods and results in Hamiltonian systems and symplectic geometry. We focus on recent developments on the study of chaotic motion in Hamiltonian systems and its applications to models in Celestial Mechanics.
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Summer Graduate School Representations of High Dimensional Data
Organizers: Blake Hunter (Microsoft), Deanna Needell (University of California, Los Angeles)In today's world, data is exploding at a faster rate than computer architectures can handle. This summer school will introduce students to modern and innovative mathematical techniques that address this phenomenon. Hands-on topics will include data mining, compression, classification, topic modeling, large-scale stochastic optimization, and more.Updated on Jul 19, 2018 11:45 AM PDT -
Summer Graduate School IAS/PCMI 2018: Harmonic Analysis
Organizers: Carlos Kenig (University of Chicago), Fanghua Lin (New York University, Courant Institute), Svitlana Mayboroda (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Tatiana Toro (University of Washington)Harmonic analysis is a central field of mathematics with a number of applications to geometry, partial differential equations, probability, and number theory, as well as physics, biology, and engineering. The Graduate Summer School will feature mini-courses in geometric measure theory, homogenization, localization, free boundary problems, and partial differential equations as they apply to questions in or draw techniques from harmonic analysis. The goal of the program is to bring together students and researchers at all levels interested in these areas to share exciting recent developments in these subjects, stimulate further interactions, and inspire the new generation to pursue research in harmonic analysis and its applications.
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Summer Graduate School Derived Categories
Organizers: Nicolas Addington (University of Oregon), LEAD Alexander Polishchuk (University of Oregon)The goal of the school is to give an introduction to basic techniques for working with derived categories, with an emphasis on the derived categories of coherent sheaves on algebraic varieties. A particular goal will be to understand Orlov’s equivalence relating the derived category of a projective hypersurface with matrix factorizations of the corresponding polynomial.Updated on Jul 05, 2018 09:05 AM PDT -
Summer Graduate School H-principle
Organizers: Emmy Murphy (Northwestern University), Takashi Tsuboi (University of Tokyo)The image of a large sphere isometrically embedded into a small space through a C^1 embedding. (Attributions: E. Bartzos, V. Borrelli, R. Denis, F. Lazarus, D. Rohmer, B. Thibert)This two week summer school will introduce graduate students to the theory of h-principles. After building up the theory from basic smooth topology, we will focus on more recent developments of the theory, particularly applications to symplectic and contact geometry, and foliation theory.
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Summer Graduate School Mathematical Analysis of Behavior
Organizers: Ann Hermundstad (Janelia Research Campus, HHMI), Vivek Jayaraman (Janelia Research Campus, HHMI), Eva Kanso (University of Southern California), L. Mahadevan (Harvard University)Explore Outstanding Phenomena in Animal Behavior
Jointly hosted by Janelia and the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI), this program will bring together 15-20 advanced PhD students with complementary expertise who are interested in working at the interface of mathematics and biology. Emphasis will be placed on linking behavior to neural dynamics and exploring the coupling between these processes and the natural sensory environment of the organism. The aim is to educate a new type of global scientist that will work collaboratively in tackling complex problems in cellular, circuit and behavioral biology by combining experimental and computational techniques with rigorous mathematics and physics.
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MSRI-UP MSRI-UP 2018: The Mathematics of Data Science
Organizers: Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), Duane Cooper (Morehouse College), LEAD Maria Franco (Queensborough Community College (CUNY); MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Rebecca Garcia (Sam Houston State University), David Uminsky (University of San Francisco), Suzanne Weekes (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)The MSRI-UP summer program is designed to serve a diverse group of undergraduate students who would like to conduct research in the mathematical sciences.
In 2018, MSRI-UP will focus on the core role of (linear) algebra in current research and application areas of Data Science ranging from unsupervised learning, clustering and networks, to algebraic signal processing and feature extraction, to the central role linear algebra plays in deep machine learning. The research program will be led by Dr. David Uminsky, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of San Francisco.
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Program Summer Research for Women in Mathematics
Organizers: Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute)See this LINK for the 2019 Summer Research for Women in Mathematics program.The purpose of the MSRI's program, Summer Research for Women in Mathematics, is to provide space and funds to groups of women mathematicians to work on a research project at MSRI. Research projects can arise from work initiated at a Women's Conference, or can be freestanding activities.Updated on Sep 11, 2018 01:32 PM PDT -
Summer Graduate School The ∂-Problem in the Twenty-First Century
Organizers: Debraj Chakrabarti (Central Michigan University), Jeffery McNeal (Ohio State University)This Summer Graduate School will introduce students to the modern theory of the inhomogeneous Cauchy-Riemann equation, the fundamental partial differential equation of Complex Analysis. This theory uses powerful tools of partial differential equations, differential geometry and functional analysis to obtain a refined understanding of holomorphic functions on complex manifolds. Besides students planning to work in complex analysis, this course will be valuable to those planning to study partial differential equations, complex differential and algebraic geometry, and operator theory. The exposition will be self-contained and the prerequisites will be kept at a minimum
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Summer Graduate School Séminaire de Mathématiques Supérieures 2018: Derived Geometry and Higher Categorical Structures in Geometry and Physics
Organizers: Anton Alekseev (Université de Genève), Ruxandra Moraru (University of Waterloo), Chenchang Zhu (Universität Göttingen)Higher categorical structures and homotopy methods have made significant influence on geometry in recent years. This summer school is aimed at transferring these ideas and fundamental technical tools to the next generation of mathematicians.
The summer school will focus on the following four topics: higher categorical structures in geometry, derived geometry, factorization algebras, and their application in physics. There will be eight to ten mini courses on these topics, including mini courses led by Chirs Brav, Kevin Costello, Jacob Lurie, and Ezra Getzler. The prerequisites will be kept at a minimum, however, a introductory courses in differential geometry, algebraic topology and abstract algebra are recommended.Updated on Jun 20, 2018 12:16 PM PDT -
Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory: BPS State Counts in 4d N=4 String Theory, with Applications to Moonshine
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Seminar GRTA Young Researchers Seminar: Representations of rational Cherednik algebras in zero and positive characteristic
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar:
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: dg-manifolds form a category of fibrant objects
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Rational curves in the Fano variety of lines via Gromov-Witten theory
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Seminar Young Researchers Seminar: Springer fibers - Generation and Presentation of Simple Groups
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Counting curves using the Fukaya category
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Superalgebra and categorification
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Seminar Special Seminar: A Symplectic Perspective on Nesterov Acceleration
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Seminar Seminar Sequence: Cyclotomic Double affine Hecke algebras and multiplicative quiver varieties
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Seminar Seminar Sequence: Non-Abelian Hodge Theory, Mirror Symmetry, and Geometric Langlands
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Seminar Seminar Sequence: Coulomb branches and their resolutions
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Seminar Seminar Sequence: The adelic Hirzebruch-RR in higher genus quantum K-theory
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Homological mirror symmetry for the complex genus 2 curve
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Fukaya categories of Liouville sectors
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Seminar EGN Colloquium: Mathematical predictions/results from class S theories
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Seminar GRTA Young Researchers Seminar: Springer fibers - basic properties and applications to categorification
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Severi degrees via representation theory
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: The local real Gromov-Witten theory of curves
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: The symplectic (A_\infty,2)-category and why CF(Clifford circle, RP1) is defined but CF(Clifford torus, RP2) isn't
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Seminar K-theoretic Donaldson-Thomas theory and the Hilbert scheme of points on a surface
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Modular representations of finite groups of Lie type that are very close to 1-dimensional
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Towards a categorification of a projection from an affine to a finite Hecke algebra in type A
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Super-spin-chains and gauge theories
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: On Gromov-Witten theory of hypersurfaces
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Restrictions of representations of simple groups
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Four-dimensional BPS states in the E6 theory
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Tropical Lagrangians and mirror symmetry
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Characters, and other special functions, from the point of view of the enumerative geometry
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: New directions in Vafa-Witten theory
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Polyfolds in Gromov-Witten theory
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Quantum K-theory of Nakajima Quiver Varieties and the Baxter Operator
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Virtual projectives, strong nilpotence and zombies
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Schurifying superalgebras
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Toroidal algebras, Hilbert schemes and finite groups of Lie type
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Holomorphic Anomaly Equations and Open GW Invariants
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Metric collapsing of hyperkahler K3 surfaces
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Knot homology and Hilbert schemes
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Monoidal Gerbes and Cohomological Hall (co)Algebras
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Scale Calculus 201 + Polyfold building blocks
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Counting nodal curves on families of surfaces
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Moment graphs, Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials and combinatorics
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Hecke correspondences for general surfaces, II
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Refined BPS invariants for local del Pezzos and representations of affine E_8
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Genus zero open Gromov-Witten theory via A_\infty structures
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Symplectic topology of K3 surfaces via mirror symmetry
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Mirror Symmetry for Grassmannians
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Neo-canonical bases
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Seminar GRTA Colloquium: On some open problems in group representation theory
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: GW/DT correspondence for local gerby curves with transversal A_n singularity
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Toric flips and quantum D-modules
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Local-local, local and global constructions in polyfold theory II
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Affine Springer fibers: introduction
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Seminar GRTA seminar: The geometry of the Frobenius contraction functor
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Seminar GRTA seminar: What does periplectic supergroup categorify?
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Top heaviness and hard Lefschetz in combinatorics
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Diagonal coinvariants and affine Schubert calculus
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Workshop The 2018 Infinite Possibilities Conference
Organizers: Alejandra Alvarado (U.S. Navy), Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Rebecca Garcia (Sam Houston State University), Katharine Gurski (Howard University), LEAD Lily Khadjavi (Loyola Marymount University), Candice Price (University of San Diego), Kimberly Sellers (Georgetown University), Talitha Washington (Howard University), Kimberly Weems (North Carolina Central University), Ulrica Wilson (Morehouse College; Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM))The Infinite Possibilities Conference (IPC) is a national conference that is designed to promote, educate, encourage and support women of color interested in mathematics and statistics, as a step towards addressing the underrepresentation of African-Americans, Latinas, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders in these fields.
IPC aims to:
- fulfill a need for role models and community-building
- provide greater access to information and resources for success in graduate school and beyond
- raise awareness of factors that can support or impede underrepresented women in the mathematical sciences
A unique gathering, the conference brings together participants from across the country, at all stages of education and career, for mentoring and mathematics.
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Genus zero open Gromov-Witten theory via A_\infty structures
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Lagrangian pinwheels
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Different approaches to the virtual moduli cycle -- an elementary introduction
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Plumbings and flops
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Knot invariants from mirror symmetry
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: How to deal with self-gluing
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Localization and wall-crossing formulas
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Workshop Representations of Finite and Algebraic Groups
Organizers: Robert Guralnick (University of Southern California), Alexander Kleshchev (University of Oregon), Gunter Malle (Universität Kaiserslautern), Gabriel Navarro (University of Valencia), LEAD Pham Tiep (Rutgers University)The workshop will bring together key researchers working in various areas of Group Representation Theory to strengthen the interaction and collaboration between them and to make further progress on a number of basic problems and conjectures in the field. Topics of the workshop include
-- Global-local conjectures in the representation theory of finite groups
-- Representations and cohomology of simple, algebraic and finite groups
-- Connections to Lie theory and categorification, and
-- Applications to group theory, number theory, algebraic geometry, and combinatorics.Updated on May 25, 2018 11:23 AM PDT -
Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Quantum cohomology of Hilb(K3)
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar:
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Distinguishing Lagrangian submanifolds via holomorphic annuli
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Combinatorics of the asymmetric simple exclusion process
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Seminar GRTA Colloquium: Deformations of singular symplectic varieties and the Orbit method
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Localized Chern Characters for 2-periodic complexes
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Higher-genus global mirror symmetry
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Local-local, local and global constructions in polyfold theory
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Using the topological vertex outside toric geometry
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Character Values in Type A
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Seminar GRTA seminar: On abelian subcategories of triangulated categories
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: A geometric model for complex analytic equivariant elliptic cohomology
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Generalized Donaldson-Thomas Invariants via Kirwan Blowups
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Open problems in character theory
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Seminar GRTA seminar: On dimension growth of irreducible representations of semisimple Lie algebras in characteristic p
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Stabilization of representations of periplectic Lie superalgebras
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Quilted disks and functors between Fukaya categories
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Seminar Chern Lectures: Renormalization: a BPHZ theorem for stochastic PDEs
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar Chern Lectures: Regularity structures
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Seminar Chern Lectures: An analyst’s incursion into perturbative quantum field theory
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar Chern Lectures: Bridging scales
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Seminar Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry: The Fellowship of the Ring: Decomposing Tensor Products
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Workshop Structures in Enumerative Geometry
Organizers: Mina Aganagic (University of California, Berkeley), Jim Bryan (University of British Columbia), LEAD Davesh Maulik (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Balazs Szendroi (University of Oxford), Richard Thomas (Imperial College, London)The purpose of the workshop is to bring together specialists to work on understanding the many-faceted mathematical structures underlying problems in enumerative geometry. Topics represented at the workshop will include: geometric representation theory, supersymmetric gauge theory, string theory, knot theory, and derived geometry, all of which have had a profound effect on the development of modern enumerative geometry.
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Groups, probability and representations
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Vector bundle stacks and cone stacks
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Genus 0 relative quasimaps to toric targets
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Workshop Hot Topics: The Homological Conjectures
Organizers: Bhargav Bhatt (University of Michigan), Srikanth Iyengar (University of Utah), Wieslawa Niziol (CNRS, Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon), LEAD Anurag Singh (University of Utah)The homological conjectures in commutative algebra are a network of conjectures that have generated a tremendous amount of activity in the last 50 years. They had largely been resolved for commutative rings that contain a field, but, with the exception of some low dimensional cases, several remained open in mixed characteristic --- until recently, when Yves André announced a proof of Hochster's Direct Summand Conjecture. The progress comes from systematically applying Scholze's theory of perfectoid spaces, which had already shown its value by solving formidable problems in number theory and representation theory. One of the goals of the workshop is to cover the ingredients going into the proofs of the Direct Summand Conjecture.
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: q-skein algebras as integrable systems
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Elliptic stable envelope for Hilbert scheme of points on C^2
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: SFT stretching, large N duality, and skein relations
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Refined curve counts for immersed Lagrangian surfaces
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Workshop Latinx in the Mathematical Sciences Conference 2018
Organizers: Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), Ricardo Cortez (Tulane University), Tatiana Toro (University of Washington), Mariel Vazquez (University of California, Davis)On March 8-10, 2018, IPAM will host a conference showcasing the achievements of Latinx in the mathematical sciences. The goal of the conference is to encourage Latinx to pursue careers in the mathematical sciences, to promote the advancement of Latinx currently in the discipline, to showcase research being conducted by Latinx at the forefront of their fields, and, finally, to build a community around shared academic interests. The conference will be held on the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, CA. It will begin at noon on Thursday, March 8.
This conference is sponsored by the Mathematical Sciences Institutes Diversity Initiative, with funding from the National Science Foundation Division of Mathematical Sciences.
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: From Algebraic Combinatorics to Geometric Complexity Theory
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Open Problems on tensor categories
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Virasoro constraints for Pandharipande-Thomas theory
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: The axiomatic microlocal category
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Lie groupoids and differentiable DM stacks
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: A Hodge-theoretic study of augmentation varieties of Legendrian knots/tangles
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Bases for linear groups
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Finite groups with an irreducible character of large degree
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: From quantum curves to partition functions
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Pseudoholomorphic Quilts and higher categorical structures in symplectic topology
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Seminar EGN Symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Wall-crossing formulae for LG potentials
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Torus knots, open Gromov-Witten invariants, and topological recursion II
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Combinatorics, Categorification, and Crystals
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: An Introduction to Random Walk
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Some enumerative problems in toric degenerations
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Characters, Categorification, Curve Counting
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Extension problem for multivalued perturbations
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Lifting Lagrangians From Donaldson Divisors
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Semisimplification of tensor categories
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Quantization in positive characteristic, canonical bases and central charge
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Jacobi forms, differential operators, and vertex operator algebras
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Lagrangian tori in CP^2
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Torus knots, open Gromov-Witten invariants, and topological recursion
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: p-adic algebraic K-theory and topological cyclic homology
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Quotient of polyfolds and equivariant fundamental class
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Seminar GRTA Young Researchers Seminar: Fusion systems of groups and blocks
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: The Geometry of equivariant elliptic cohomology
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Enumerative geometry problems inspired by physics
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Seminar GRTA seminar: On Tensoring with the Steinberg Representation
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Seminar GRTA seminar: The ABC of p-Cells
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Genus zero open Gromov-Witten invariants and mirror symmetry
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Seminar EGN symplectic geometry and mirror symmetry seminar: Floer theory for Lagrangian tori and superpotentials
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Seminar 5-Minute Talks
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Stark's conjectures and Hilbert's 12th problem
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Seminar GRTA Applications and Open Problems: Simple groups and fusion systems
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Seminar 5-Minute Talks
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Introduction to some ideas of Derived Geometry
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Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Intrinsic Mirror Symmetry
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Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab Meeting: Polyfold regularization of constrained moduli spaces
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: An example of homological mirror symmetry and counting curves
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Modular Koszul duality for the Hecke category
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Seminar GRTA seminar: Maximal subalgebras of Lie algebras of simple algebraic groups in good characteristic
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Seminar 5-Minute Talks
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Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar:
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Seminar EGN Moduli and Representation Theory seminar: Khovanov-Rozansky homology and Hilbert schemes of points
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Higher genus knot contact homology and recursion for the colored HOMFLY, II
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Seminar GRTA Young Researchers Seminar: Cohomology and varieties for infinitesimal (super)group schemes
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Seminar GRTA Young Researchers Seminar: Organizational Meeting
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Seminar Bowen Lectures: Mathematics and Computation (through the lens of one problem and one algorithm)
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Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Moduli of bordered Riemann surfaces
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
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Seminar Bowen Lectures: Mathematics and Computation (through the lens of one problem and one algorithm)
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Seminar Bowen Lectures: Mathematics and Computation (through the lens of one problem and one algorithm)
Created on Jan 24, 2018 10:21 AM PST -
Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Wall crossing in moduli problems large and small
Created on Feb 02, 2018 09:04 AM PST -
Seminar EGN Main Seminar: R-matrix qKZ and elliptic DAHA representation
Updated on Feb 05, 2018 09:43 AM PST -
Seminar EGN Polyfold Lab meeting: Pseudoholomorphic curve moduli spaces as zero sets of sections - part II
Created on Feb 06, 2018 08:45 AM PST -
Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:35 PM PST -
Seminar EGN Postdoc and student seminar: Organizational Meeting
Created on Feb 02, 2018 11:56 AM PST -
Workshop Introductory Workshop: Group Representation Theory and Applications
Organizers: Robert Guralnick (University of Southern California), Gunter Malle (Universität Kaiserslautern)The workshop will survey various important and active areas of the representation theory of finite and algebraic groups, and introduce the audience to several basic open problems in the area. It will consist of 6 series of 3 lectures each given by top experts in the field. The lectures are designed for a diverse audience and will be accessible to non-specialists and graduate students with some background in representation theory. Topics covered include Representation theory of algebraic groups, Decomposition numbers of finite groups of Lie type, Deligne-Lusztig theory, Block theory, Categorification, and Local-global-conjectures.
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Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Hecke correspondences for general surfaces, I
Created on Jan 25, 2018 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar EGN Open GW seminar: Organizational meeting and Introduction
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Workshop Connections for Women: Group Representation Theory and Applications
Organizers: Karin Erdmann (University of Oxford), Julia Pevtsova (University of Washington)This intensive two day workshop will introduce graduate students and recent PhD’s to some current topics of research in Representation Theory. It will consists of a mixture of survey talks on the hot topics in the area given by leading experts and research talks by junior mathematicians covering subjects such as new developments in character theory, group cohomology, representations of Lie algebras and algebraic groups, geometric representation theory, and categorification.
This workshop is open to all mathematicians.
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:35 PM PST -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Largeness of 3-manifold group that resemble free groups
Updated on Jan 30, 2018 09:29 AM PST -
Seminar Moduli and Representation Theory Seminar: Holomorphic anomaly equation for local P2, [C3/Z3], formal quintic
Created on Jan 30, 2018 09:29 AM PST -
Seminar EGN Polyfold lab seminar: Pseudoholomorphic curve moduli spaces as zero sets of sections
Created on Jan 25, 2018 03:19 PM PST -
Seminar EGN Main Seminar: Constructing the Yangian via Donaldson-Thomas theory
Updated on Jan 30, 2018 03:11 PM PST -
Seminar EGN Main Seminar: A proof the the Donaldson-Thomas crepant resolution conjecture
Updated on Jan 30, 2018 03:12 PM PST -
Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:35 PM PST -
Seminar GRTA seminar: Projective Summands of Tensor Powers
Updated on Jan 25, 2018 03:20 PM PST -
Seminar EGN Math-Physics seminar: Higher genus knot contact homology and recursion for the colored HOMFLY, I
Created on Jan 25, 2018 03:50 PM PST -
Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:35 PM PST -
Seminar UC Berkeley DiPerna Lectures: On the long-term dynamics of nonlinear dispersive evolution equation
Created on Jan 24, 2018 10:17 AM PST -
Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:35 PM PST -
Workshop Introductory Workshop: Enumerative Geometry Beyond Numbers
Organizers: Denis Auroux (University of California, Berkeley), LEAD Chiu-Chu Melissa Liu (Columbia University), Andrei Okounkov (Columbia University)This workshop will consist of expository mini-courses and lectures introducing various aspects of modern enumerative geometry, among which: enumeration via intersection theory on moduli spaces of curves or sheaves, including Gromov-Witten and Donaldson-Thomas invariants; motivic and K-theoretic refinement of these invariants; and categorical invariants (derived categories of coherent sheaves, Fukaya categories).
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Workshop Connections for Women: Enumerative Geometry Beyond Numbers
Organizers: Barbara Fantechi (International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA/ISAS)), LEAD Chiu-Chu Melissa Liu (Columbia University)This two-day workshop will provide an overview of significant developments and open problems in modern enumerative geometry, from the perspectives of both algebraic geometry and symplectic topology.
This workshop is open to all mathematicians.
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Seminar Virtual Classes in Algebraic Geometry
Created on Jan 17, 2018 03:37 PM PST -
Program Group Representation Theory and Applications
Organizers: Robert Guralnick (University of Southern California), Alexander Kleshchev (University of Oregon), Gunter Malle (Universität Kaiserslautern), Gabriel Navarro (University of Valencia), Julia Pevtsova (University of Washington), Raphael Rouquier (University of California, Los Angeles), LEAD Pham Tiep (Rutgers University)Group Representation Theory is a central area of Algebra, with important and deep connections to areas as varied as topology, algebraic geometry, number theory, Lie theory, homological algebra, and mathematical physics. Born more than a century ago, the area still abounds with basic problems and fundamental conjectures, some of which have been open for over five decades. Very recent breakthroughs have led to the hope that some of these conjectures can finally be settled. In turn, recent results in group representation theory have helped achieve substantial progress in a vast number of applications.
The goal of the program is to investigate all these deep problems and the wealth of new results and directions, to obtain major progress in the area, and to explore further applications of group representation theory to other branches of mathematics.
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Program Enumerative Geometry Beyond Numbers
Organizers: Mina Aganagic (University of California, Berkeley), Denis Auroux (University of California, Berkeley), Jim Bryan (University of British Columbia), LEAD Andrei Okounkov (Columbia University), Balazs Szendroi (University of Oxford)Traditional enumerative geometry asks certain questions to which the expected answer is a number: for instance, the number of lines incident with two points in the plane (1, Euclid), or the number of twisted cubic curves on a quintic threefold (317 206 375). It has however been recognized for some time that the numerics is often just the tip of the iceberg: a deeper exploration reveals interesting geometric, topological, representation-, or knot-theoretic structures. This semester-long program will be devoted to these hidden structures behind enumerative invariants, concentrating on the core fields where these questions start: algebraic and symplectic geometry.
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Projection theorem in Banach spaces
Updated on Dec 08, 2017 09:24 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Some new approaches to the heavy hitters problem
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Seminar GTC Main Seminar: GTC Farewell Seminar
Updated on Dec 08, 2017 08:45 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: GTC Farewell Visions
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Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: A solution to the problem of bodies with congruent sections or projections
Created on Dec 05, 2017 11:48 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Are convex functions special?
Created on Dec 05, 2017 11:49 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: On the treewidth of triangulated three-manifolds
Updated on Dec 08, 2017 08:44 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Ideals in L(L_p)
Updated on Dec 05, 2017 11:06 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Ideals in L(L_p)
Updated on Dec 05, 2017 11:06 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Partitionable Extenders: A Combinatorial Interpretation of the h-vector
Updated on Dec 06, 2017 01:17 PM PST -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: On illumination conjecture and the local maximality of the cube
Updated on Dec 01, 2017 08:55 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Non-spanning lattice 3-polytopes
Updated on Nov 29, 2017 11:04 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Pisier's cotype dichotomy problem revisited
Updated on Nov 20, 2017 09:11 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Pisier's cotype dichotomy problem revisited
Updated on Nov 20, 2017 09:11 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Some GTC conjectures I loved, but did not love me back
Updated on Dec 01, 2017 09:22 AM PST -
Seminar Lattice Points Working Group: Flatness theorem via geometric functional analysis
Updated on Dec 01, 2017 10:08 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Local $L^p$-Brunn--Minkowski inequalities for $p <
Updated on Dec 01, 2017 10:11 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Local $L^p$-Brunn--Minkowski inequalities for $p < 1$
Updated on Dec 01, 2017 10:11 AM PST -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Diameter of convex sets via graphs with large girth and small independence number
Updated on Nov 30, 2017 08:43 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Flow polytopes with Catalan Volumes
Created on Dec 04, 2017 03:00 PM PST -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Ehrhart polynomial of a polytope plus scaling zonotope
Updated on Nov 29, 2017 08:52 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Duality of floating bodies and illumination bodies
Updated on Nov 27, 2017 08:43 AM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: On the geometry of projective tensor products
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Algebraic Structures on Polytopes
Updated on Nov 20, 2017 12:10 PM PST -
Workshop Women in Topology
Organizers: Maria Basterra (University of New Hampshire), Kristine Bauer (University of Calgary), LEAD Kathryn Hess (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)), Brenda Johnson (Union College--Union University)The Women in Topology (WIT) network is an international group of female mathematicians interested in homotopy theory whose main goal is to increase the retention of women in the field by providing both unique collaborative research opportunities and mentorship between colleagues. The MSRI WIT meeting will be organized as an afternoon of short talks from participants, followed by two days of open problem seminars and working groups designed to stimulate new collaborations, as well as to strengthen those already ongoing among the participants.
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Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Iterative Methods for Solving Factorized Linear Systems
Updated on Nov 22, 2017 08:41 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Continuous Matroids revisited
Updated on Nov 22, 2017 02:03 PM PST -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Spanning lattice polytopes and the Uniform position principle
Updated on Oct 30, 2017 11:24 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: The minimum Euclidean norm point in a polytope: Wolfe's method is exponential
Updated on Nov 27, 2017 08:42 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar
Created on Aug 18, 2017 11:45 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Gaussian concentration and random unconditional structure
Updated on Nov 16, 2017 01:44 PM PST -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: On the Topology of Steel
Updated on Oct 30, 2017 11:22 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Sidon Sets and Random Matrices
Updated on Nov 13, 2017 03:15 PM PST -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Sidon Sets and Random Matrices
Updated on Nov 13, 2017 03:15 PM PST -
Seminar Two Famous Betting Systems
Updated on Nov 21, 2017 11:00 AM PST -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar
Created on Aug 18, 2017 11:45 AM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working Group: Lattice points on Convex Bodies
Updated on Nov 15, 2017 08:43 AM PST -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: What is quantum chaos?
Updated on Nov 09, 2017 08:52 AM PST -
Workshop Geometric functional analysis and applications
Organizers: Franck Barthe (Université de Toulouse III (Paul Sabatier)), Rafal Latala (University of Warsaw), Emanuel Milman (Technion---Israel Institute of Technology), Assaf Naor (Princeton University), LEAD Gideon Schechtman (Weizmann Institute of Science)This is the main workshop of the program "Geometric functional analysis and applications". It will focus on the main topics of the program. These include: Convex geometry, Asymptotic geometric analysis, Interaction with computer science, Signal processing, Random matrix theory and other aspects of Probability.Updated on Apr 30, 2018 01:55 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Borell’s formula and applications
Updated on Nov 03, 2017 11:16 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Borell’s formula and applications
Updated on Nov 03, 2017 11:15 AM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: The Global Histories of Mathematics
Updated on Nov 02, 2017 01:42 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Hadamard spaces are not coarsely universal
Updated on Nov 02, 2017 12:54 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: What I did at MSRI
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Asymptotics in Sequences Comparisons
Updated on Nov 03, 2017 11:15 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Around the Restricted Isometry Property
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Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: The minimum Euclidean-norm point in a convex polytope: Wolfe’s combinatorial algorithm is exponential
Updated on Nov 02, 2017 10:19 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Spectral gap of random graphs
Updated on Nov 02, 2017 01:40 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Weakly inscribed polyhedra
Updated on Nov 01, 2017 03:29 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Unique determination of convex lattice set
Updated on Oct 27, 2017 02:32 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: The rigidity theory of frameworks of polytopes
Updated on Oct 25, 2017 02:44 PM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working group: discussion of Hilbert bases of cones
Updated on Oct 27, 2017 02:13 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Gaussian-width complexity of functions on the discrete cube and mean-field behavior of random graphs and interacting particle systems
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 03:49 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Gaussian-width complexity of functions on the discrete cube and mean-field behavior of random graphs and interacting particle systems
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 03:49 PM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Serge Lang Undergraduate Lecture: When the precision of mathematics meets the messiness of the world of people
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 09:54 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Extremal sections of cross-polytope
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 08:37 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Matroids and valuations
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 12:27 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Discrete slicing problems
Updated on Oct 16, 2017 01:18 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Gaussian-width complexity of functions on the discrete cube and mean-field behavior of random graphs and interacting particle systems
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 03:48 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Gaussian-width complexity of functions on the discrete cube and mean-field behavior of random graphs and interacting particle systems
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 03:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Mathematical Research Culture Seminar
Created on Sep 14, 2017 09:37 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Software tool demonstrations
Updated on Oct 27, 2017 08:43 AM PDT -
Seminar Writing Seminar
Created on Oct 04, 2017 03:29 PM PDT -
Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Fall 2017
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)Description
The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner. Here is the seminar schedule with abstracts and other information: BADG October 2017-Berkeley, CA
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Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Volume and covering
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 08:39 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: What is the realization space of a polytope?
Updated on Oct 19, 2017 01:21 PM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working group: Open problem on Cones and Hilbert bases
Updated on Oct 26, 2017 03:01 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Improving concentration under convexity
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 03:21 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Improving concentration under convexity
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 03:20 PM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Chip firing, root systems, permutohedra, and Coxeter arrangements
Updated on Oct 25, 2017 08:48 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Limits of inference and functional inequalities
Updated on Oct 19, 2017 10:02 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Some metric and algebraic approaches to look at polytope graphs
Updated on Oct 24, 2017 08:41 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Spectrahedral Shadows
Updated on Oct 16, 2017 05:54 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Small ball probabilities via isoperimetry
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 03:14 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Small ball probabilities via isoperimetry
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 03:17 PM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: When Mr Sperner, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Helly, Mr. Caratheodory and, Mr. Tverberg decide to talk’
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 08:38 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Discussion about presentation of research: talks and research statements
Updated on Oct 20, 2017 01:36 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Complemented Brunn-Minkowski Inequalities
Updated on Oct 12, 2017 11:13 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Colorful coverings of polytopes and piercing numbers of colorful d-intervals
Updated on Oct 12, 2017 10:56 AM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working group: Problems on Lattice points and Lattice polytopes
Updated on Oct 13, 2017 09:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometry in Optimization
Updated on Oct 18, 2017 11:40 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A unified approach to some inequalities in convex geometry, information theory, and small ball probability
Updated on Oct 11, 2017 03:41 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A unified approach to some inequalities in convex geometry, information theory, and small ball probability
Updated on Oct 11, 2017 03:41 PM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: The Positive Geometry of Fundamental Physics, From Scattering Amplitudes to the Wavefunction of the Universe
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 09:52 AM PDT -
Workshop Modern Math Workshop 2017
Organizers: Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Leslie McClure (SAMSI - Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute), Christian Ratsch (University of California, Los Angeles; Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM)), Ulrica Wilson (Morehouse College; Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics (ICERM))As part of the Mathematical Sciences Collaborative Diversity Initiatives, nine mathematics institutes are pleased to offer their annual SACNAS pre-conference event, the 2017 Modern Math Workshop (MMW). The Modern Math Workshop is intended to encourage minority undergraduates to pursue careers in the mathematical sciences and to assist undergraduates, graduate students and recent PhDs in building their research networks. The Modern Math Workshop is part of the SACNAS National Conference; the workshop and the conference take place in the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. The MMW starts at 1:00 pm on Wednesday, October 18 with registration beginning at noon.
Updated on Oct 12, 2017 02:36 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: John's position is not good for approximation
Updated on Oct 12, 2017 08:38 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: What is a formula?
Updated on Oct 13, 2017 08:46 AM PDT -
Seminar Measurably entire functions and their growth
Updated on Oct 17, 2017 10:32 AM PDT -
Seminar Discrete aspects of minimal surface theory
Created on Oct 13, 2017 01:27 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Linear Programming Seen Through Tropical Geometry
Updated on Sep 11, 2017 08:54 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: An interplay between convex geometry and PDEs via the L_p Minkowski problems
Updated on Oct 11, 2017 03:39 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: The even dual Minkowski problem
Updated on Oct 11, 2017 03:40 PM PDT -
Seminar Mathematical Research Culture Seminar: Mistakes, Collaboration, and the Importance of Stupidity
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 09:40 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Zonotopal Algbera
Updated on Oct 13, 2017 08:46 AM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: The first hundred years of Helly’s theorem
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 09:50 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Simple Classification using Binary Data
Updated on Oct 06, 2017 09:14 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Sampling on the Sphere by Random Subspaces
Updated on Oct 04, 2017 09:04 AM PDT -
Workshop Geometric and topological combinatorics: Modern techniques and methods
Organizers: Patricia Hersh (North Carolina State University), LEAD Victor Reiner (University of Minnesota Twin Cities), Bernd Sturmfels (University of California, Berkeley), Frank Vallentin (Universität zu Köln), Günter Ziegler (Freie Universität Berlin)This workshop will focus on the interaction between Combinatorics, Geometry and Topology, including recent developments and techniques in areas such as
-- polytopes and cell complexes,
-- simplicial complexes and higher order graph theory,
-- methods from equivariant topology and configuration spaces,
-- geometric combinatorics in optimization and social choice theory,
-- algebraic and algebro-geometric methods.Updated on May 25, 2018 01:29 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Covering arguments in the random matrix theory
Updated on Sep 28, 2017 11:40 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: An introduction to symmetric sums of squares
Updated on Sep 27, 2017 03:27 PM PDT -
Seminar AKW120 - A Birthday Celebration for Federico Ardila, Caroline Klivans and Lauren Williams
Updated on Sep 27, 2017 03:33 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Fiber polytopes and the generalized Baues conjecture
Created on Sep 27, 2017 03:32 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Fine approximation of convex bodies by polytope
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 08:50 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Fine approximation of convex bodies by polytope
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Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: The Partitionability Conjecture
Created on Sep 29, 2017 09:47 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: On bodies with congruent sections by cones or non-central planes
Updated on Sep 27, 2017 01:56 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Tropical Visions
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 11:56 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Circuits and Hurwitz action in finite root systems
Updated on Sep 11, 2017 08:53 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Cyclic and Random Products of Orthoprojections
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 08:46 AM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Working Groups to Discuss Open Problems
Updated on Sep 29, 2017 08:52 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar
Created on Aug 18, 2017 11:45 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: A problem about clustering
Updated on Sep 20, 2017 02:09 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Positroids, posets and polytopes
Updated on Sep 20, 2017 01:37 PM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working group: Problems on Hilbert Bases
Updated on Sep 22, 2017 08:38 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Hamming Cube and Martingales: Isoperimetric Problems, "Duality" By Legandre Transform, and Degenerate Monge-Ampère Equation
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 04:10 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Hamming Cube and Martingales: Isoperimetric Problems, "Duality" By Legandre Transform, and Degenerate Monge-Ampère Equation
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 04:10 PM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Open Problems in Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 12:16 PM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Tensors and their Eigenvectors
Created on Sep 18, 2017 09:19 AM PDT -
Seminar Optimization Seminar: On the Geometry of the Simplex Method and Other Simplex-Like Algorithms
Created on Sep 22, 2017 08:40 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Gaussian measures, sup-inf convolutions, and Monge--Ampere equations
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 08:38 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Multitriangulations -- (I can’t get no) realization
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 02:38 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Purity and separation for oriented matroids
Updated on Sep 12, 2017 02:19 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Hamming Cube and Martingales: Isoperimetric Problems, "Duality" By Legandre Transform, and Degenerate Monge-Ampère Equation
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 04:11 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Hamming Cube and Martingales: Isoperimetric Problems, "Duality" By Legandre Transform, and Degenerate Monge-Ampère Equation
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 04:11 PM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: The Polytopal Sperner Lemma, generalizations, and applications
Updated on Sep 21, 2017 12:16 PM PDT -
Seminar Mathematical Research Culture Seminar
Created on Sep 14, 2017 09:31 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: On the oriented matroid Grassmannians
Updated on Sep 20, 2017 09:42 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Connection between KLS Conjecture and Sampling
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 02:38 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Toward a geometric approach to Chapoton triangles
Updated on Sep 13, 2017 11:13 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Interlacing Families
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 02:00 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Interlacing Families
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 02:00 PM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Achieving rental harmony with a secretive roommate
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 10:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Lattice Points Working group: Open problems on lattice transformations and Hilbert bases of cones
Updated on Sep 20, 2017 01:26 PM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley Colloquium: Geometry, dynamics, and the moduli space of Riemann surfaces
Updated on Mar 06, 2018 01:00 PM PST -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Geometry of Log-Concave Density Estimation
Updated on Aug 24, 2017 09:28 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Generalized limits of convex bodies
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 09:15 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Vector-sum theorems, their relatives and applications
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 04:30 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Interlacing Families
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 01:59 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Interlacing Families
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 02:00 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Reconstruction of Face Lattices of Polytopes
Updated on Aug 29, 2017 02:11 PM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: The KKM theorem, generalizations, and applications to hypergraphs
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 10:17 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Preview of Sturmfels talk: Geometry of Log-Concave Density Estimation
Updated on Sep 14, 2017 02:01 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Postdoc Seminar: Can you invert a random matrix?
Updated on Sep 06, 2017 04:02 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Postdoc Seminar: Isoperimetric duality: discrete and continuous
Updated on Sep 06, 2017 04:01 PM PDT -
Seminar An Afternoon of Real Algebraic Geometry
Created on Aug 31, 2017 12:20 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: "Irrational" Convexity: geometric means and the power functions for convex bodies.
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 08:50 AM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Tucker’s lemma: applications and generalizations
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 09:02 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Lipschitz mappings of discrete sets in Euclidean spaces
Updated on Sep 06, 2017 04:00 PM PDT -
Seminar 5-Minute Talks
Created on Sep 01, 2017 01:52 PM PDT -
Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Essentials of Equivariant Topological Combinatorics
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 11:47 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Positive Semidefinite Matrix Completion and Free Resolutions of monomial ideals
Updated on Aug 29, 2017 02:22 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Monge-Ampere equation: geometric properties of solutions with applications to convex analysis and probability
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 08:49 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Monge-Ampere equation: geometric properties of solutions with applications to convex analysis and probability
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 08:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Combinatorial Fixed Point Theorems Working Group: Sperner's Lemma: its proofs and its cousins
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 09:02 AM PDT -
Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Applying for Jobs, Interviews, and the Transition to Life as a Faculty Member
Updated on Sep 07, 2017 08:52 AM PDT -
Seminar 5-Minute Talks
Updated on Sep 08, 2017 04:46 PM PDT -
Seminar 5-Minute Talks
Created on Sep 01, 2017 01:52 PM PDT -
Seminar GFA Main Seminar: Order statistics of vectors with dependent coordinates
Created on Aug 30, 2017 08:55 AM PDT -
Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Generalizations of Grunbaum's inequality
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Geometric and Topological Combinatorics
Organizers: Imre Barany (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics), Anders Björner (Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)), LEAD Benjamin Braun (University of Kentucky), Isabella Novik (University of Washington), Francis Su (Harvey Mudd College), Rekha Thomas (University of Washington)The introductory workshop will present the main topics that will be the subject of much of the Geometric and Topological Combinatorics Program at MSRI. Key areas of interest are point configurations and matroids, hyperplane and subspace arrangements, polytopes and polyhedra, lattices, convex bodies, and sphere packings. This workshop will consist of introductory talks on a variety of topics, intended for a broad audience.
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Workshop Connections for Women Workshop: Geometric and Topological Combinatorics
Organizers: Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), Margaret Bayer (University of Kansas), Francisco Santos Leal (University of Cantabria), LEAD Cynthia Vinzant (North Carolina State University)This workshop will feature lectures on a variety of topics in geometric and topological combinatorics, given by prominent women and men in the field. It precedes the introductory workshop and will preview the major research themes of the semester program. There will be a panel discussion focusing on issues particularly relevant to junior researchers, women, and minorities, as well as other social events. This workshop is open to all mathematicians.
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A second order concentration of measure on the sphere, and its application to randomized central limit theorems
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A second order concentration of measure on the sphere, and its application to randomized central limit theorems
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Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Colorful complete bipartite subgraphs in generalized Kneser graphs
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Seminar GFA Young Researchers Seminar: Efficient High-Dimensional Sampling and Integration
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Seminar GTC Visions Seminar: Re-introductions
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A second order concentration of measure on the sphere, and its application to randomized central limit theorems
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: A second order concentration of measure on the sphere, and its application to randomized central limit theorems
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Seminar GTC Main Seminar: Ehrhart theory and unimodality
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Seminar GFA Main Seminar: On polynomially integrable convex bodies
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Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Introduction to Lattice Polytopes
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Seminar Lattice Points Working group: Complexity of integer points in convex polytopes
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Seminar GFA Organizers Meeting
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: phenomena in high dimensions
Organizers: LEAD Alexander Koldobsky (University of Missouri), Michel Ledoux (Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse), Monika Ludwig (Technische Universität Wien), Alain Pajor (Université de Paris Est Marne-la-Vallée), Stanislaw Szarek (Case Western Reserve University), Roman Vershynin (University of Michigan)This workshop will consist of several short courses related to high dimensional convex geometry, high dimensional probability, and applications in data science. The lectures will be accessible for graduate students.
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Seminar GTC Graduate Seminar: Planning Meeting
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Workshop Connections for Women: geometry and probability in high dimensions
Organizers: LEAD Shiri Artstein (Tel Aviv University), Marianna Csornyei (University of Chicago), Eva Kopecka (Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck), Elisabeth Werner (Case Western Reserve University)This workshop will be on topics connected with Asymptotic Geometric Analysis - a relatively new field, the young finite dimensional cousin of Banach Space theory, functional analysis and classical convexity. We study high, but finite, dimensional objects, where the disorder of many parameters and many dimensions is regularized by convexity assumptions. This workshop is open to all mathematicians.
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Program Geometric Functional Analysis and Applications
Organizers: Franck Barthe (Université de Toulouse III (Paul Sabatier)), Marianna Csornyei (University of Chicago), Boaz Klartag (Weizmann Institute of Science), Alexander Koldobsky (University of Missouri), Rafal Latala (University of Warsaw), LEAD Mark Rudelson (University of Michigan)Geometric functional analysis lies at the interface of convex geometry, functional analysis and probability. It has numerous applications ranging from geometry of numbers and random matrices in pure mathematics to geometric tomography and signal processing in engineering and numerical optimization and learning theory in computer science.
One of the directions of the program is classical convex geometry, with emphasis on connections with geometric tomography, the study of geometric properties of convex bodies based on information about their sections and projections. Methods of harmonic analysis play an important role here. A closely related direction is asymptotic geometric analysis studying geometric properties of high dimensional objects and normed spaces, especially asymptotics of their quantitative parameters as dimension tends to infinity. The main tools here are concentration of measure and related probabilistic results. Ideas developed in geometric functional analysis have led to progress in several areas of applied mathematics and computer science, including compressed sensing and random matrix methods. These applications as well as the problems coming from computer science will be also emphasised in our program.
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Program Geometric and Topological Combinatorics
Organizers: Jesus De Loera (University of California, Davis), Victor Reiner (University of Minnesota Twin Cities), LEAD Francisco Santos Leal (University of Cantabria), Francis Su (Harvey Mudd College), Rekha Thomas (University of Washington), Günter Ziegler (Freie Universität Berlin)Combinatorics is one of the fastest growing areas in contemporary Mathematics, and much of this growth is due to the connections and interactions with other areas of Mathematics. This program is devoted to the very vibrant and active area of interaction between Combinatorics with Geometry and Topology. That is, we focus on (1) the study of the combinatorial properties or structure of geometric and topological objects and (2) the development of geometric and topological techniques to answer combinatorial problems.
Key examples of geometric objects with intricate combinatorial structure are point configurations and matroids, hyperplane and subspace arrangements, polytopes and polyhedra, lattices, convex bodies, and sphere packings. Examples of topology in action answering combinatorial challenges are the by now classical Lovász’s solution of the Kneser conjecture, which yielded functorial approaches to graph coloring, and the more recent, extensive topological machinery leading to breakthroughs on Tverberg-type problems.Updated on Aug 28, 2017 11:26 AM PDT -
Program Complementary Program 2017-18
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Seminar Exponential Domination in Grids
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Summer Graduate School Automorphic Forms and the Langlands Program
Organizers: LEAD Kevin Buzzard (Imperial College, London)The summer school will be an introduction to the more algebraic aspects of the theory of automorphic forms and representations. One of the goals will be to understand the statements of the main conjectures in the Langlands programme. Another will be to gain a good working understanding of the fundamental definitions in the theory, such as principal series representations, the Satake isomorphism, and of course automorphic forms and representations for groups such as GL_n and its inner forms.
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Seminar How to be "successful" in the mathematics world?
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Summer Graduate School Nonlinear dispersive PDE, quantum many particle systems and the world between
Organizers: Natasa Pavlovic (University of Texas, Austin), Gigliola Staffilani (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Nikolaos Tzirakis (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)The purpose of the summer school is to introduce graduate students to the recent developments in the area of dispersive partial differential equations (PDE), which have received a great deal of attention from mathematicians, in part due to ubiquitous applications to nonlinear optics, water wave theory and plasma physics.
Recently remarkable progress has been made in understanding existence and uniqueness of solutions to nonlinear Schrodinger (NLS) and KdV equations, and properties of those solutions. We will outline the basic tools that were developed to address these questions. Also we will present some of recent results on derivation of NLS equations from quantum many particle systems and will discuss how methods developed to study the NLS can be relevant in the context of the derivation of this nonlinear equation.
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Seminar Impact of Undergraduate Research on Student Learning at a Community College
Created on Jul 18, 2017 02:35 PM PDT -
Summer Graduate School Positivity Questions in Geometric Combinatorics
Organizers: Eran Nevo (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Raman Sanyal (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)McMullen’s g-Conjecture from 1970 is a shining example of mathematical foresight that combined all results available at that time to conjure a complete characterization of face numbers of convex simple/simplicial polytopes. The key statement in its verification is that certain combinatorial numbers associated to geometric (or topological) objects are non-negative. The aim of this workshop is to introduce graduate students to selected contemporary topics in geometric combinatorics with an emphasis on positivity questions. It is fascinating that the dual notions of simple and simplicial polytopes lead to different but equally powerful algebraic frameworks to treat such questions. A key feature of the lectures will be the simultaneous development of these algebraic frameworks from complementary perspectives: combinatorial-topological and convex-geometric. General concepts (such as Lefschetz elements, Hodge–Riemann–Minkowski inequalities) will be developed side-by-side, and analogies will be drawn to concepts in algebraic geometry, Fourier analysis, rigidity theory and measure theory. This allows for entry points for students with varying backgrounds. The courses will be supplemented with guest lectures highlighting further connections to other fields.
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Summer Graduate School Séminaire de Mathématiques Supérieures 2017: Contemporary Dynamical Systems
Organizers: Sylvain Crovisier (Université de Paris VI (Pierre et Marie Curie)-Université de Paris XI (Paris-Sud)), LEAD Konstantin Khanin (University of Toronto), Andrés Navas Flores (University of Santiago de Chile), Christiane Rousseau (Université de Montréal), Marcelo Viana (Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IMPA)), Amie Wilkinson (University of Chicago)The theory of dynamical systems has witnessed very significant developments in the last decades, including the work of two 2014 Fields medalists, Artur Avila and Maryam Mirzakhani. The school will concentrate on the recent significant developments in the field of dynamical systems and present some of the present main streams of research. Two central themes will be those of partial hyperbolicity on one side, and rigidity, group actions and renormalization on the other side. Other themes will include homogeneous dynamics and geometry and dynamics on infinitely flat surfaces (both providing connections to the work of Maryam Mirzakhani), topological dynamics, thermodynamical formalism, singularities and bifurcations in analytic dynamical systems.
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Workshop Algebraic Combinatorixx 2: Follow-up to BIRS Workshop
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Seminar The Dehn-Sommerville Relations and the Catalan Matroid
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Summer Graduate School Soergel Bimodules
Organizers: LEAD Ben Elias (University of Oregon), Geordie Williamson (University of Sydney)We will give an introduction to categorical representation theory, focusing on the example of Soergel bimodules, which is a categorification of the Iwahori-Hecke algebra. We will give a comprehensive introduction to the "tool box" of modern (higher) representation theory: diagrammatics, homotopy categories, categorical diagonalization, module categories, Drinfeld center, algebraic Hodge theory.
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MSRI-UP MSRI-UP 2017: Solving Systems of Polynomial Equations
Organizers: LEAD Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), Duane Cooper (Morehouse College), Maria Franco (Queensborough Community College (CUNY); MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Herbert Medina (University of Portland), J. Maurice Rojas (Texas A & M University), Suzanne Weekes (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)The MSRI-UP summer program is designed to serve a diverse group of undergraduate students who would like to conduct research in the mathematical sciences.In 2017, MSRI-UP will focus on Solving Systems of Polynomial Equations, a topic at the heart of almost every computational problem in the physical and life sciences. We will pay special attention to complexity issues, highlighting connections with tropical geometry, number theory, and the P vs. NP problem. The research program will be led by Prof. J. Maurice Rojas of Texas A&M University.Students who have had a linear algebra course and a course in which they have had to write proofs are eligible to apply. Due to funding restrictions, only U.S. citizens and permanent residents may apply regardless of funding. Members of underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.Updated on Jun 28, 2018 05:38 PM PDT -
Program Summer Research 2017
Come spend time at MSRI in the summer! The Institute’s summer graduate schools and undergraduate program fill the lecture halls and some of the offices, but we have room for a modest number of visitors to come to do research singly or in small groups, while enjoying the excellent mathematical facilities, the great cultural opportunities of Berkeley, San Francisco and the Bay area, the gorgeous natural surroundings, and the cool weather.
We can provide offices, library facilities and bus passes—unfortunately not financial support. Though the auditoria are largely occupied, there are blackboards and ends of halls, so 2-6 people could comfortably collaborate with one another. We especially encourage such groups to apply together.
To make visits productive, we require at least a two-week commitment. We strive for a wide mix of people, being sure to give special consideration to women, under-represented groups, and researchers from non-research universities.
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Summer Graduate School Subfactors: planar algebras, quantum symmetries, and random matrices
Organizers: LEAD Scott Morrison (Australian National University), Emily Peters (Loyola University), Noah Snyder (Indiana University)Subfactor theory is a subject from operator algebras, with many surprising connections to other areas of mathematics. This summer school will be devoted to understanding the representation theory of subfactors, with a particular emphasis on connections to quantum symmetries, fusion categories, planar algebras, and random matrices
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Workshop Career in Academia
Organizers: Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Estelle Basor (AIM - American Institute of Mathematics), David Farmer (AIM - American Institute of Mathematics), Sally Koutsoliotas (Bucknell University)This workshop will focus on preparing each participant for a successful career as a mathematician at a college or university. Beginning with the hiring process, a thorough discussion of the various elements of the application packet will take place in the context of each participant's materials. Working individually with experienced faculty, participants will review and refine their cover letters, C.V., research, and teaching statements. This will be followed by activities related to the interview. The primary goals of the workshop are to develop an understanding of the hiring process from the institutions' perspective, to refine the application packet, to learn what to expect during the interview process (including the job talk), and to prepare for negotiating salary and start-up packages.
Additional time will be spent on aspects of the pre-tenure years including the development of a research program, writing grant proposals, and mentoring research students. The three-day workshop will consist of one-on-one work with experienced mentors, small group discussions, critique of written materials, plenary sessions, and time for individual work and consultation.
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Summer Graduate School Commutative Algebra and Related Topics
Organizers: Shinobu Hikami (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology), LEAD Shihoko Ishii (Tokyo Woman's Christian University), Kazuhiko Kurano (Meiji University), Ken-ichi Yoshida (Nihon University)The purpose of the school will be to introduce graduate students to foundational results in commutative algebra, with particular emphasis of the diversity of the related topics with commutative algebra. Some of these topics are developing remarkably in this decade and through learning those subjects the graduate students will be stimulated toward future research.
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Workshop Recent Developments in Harmonic Analysis
Organizers: Michael Christ (University of California, Berkeley), Steven Hofmann (University of Missouri), LEAD Michael Lacey (Georgia Institute of Technology), Betsy Stovall (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Brian Street (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Topics for this workshop will be drawn from the main research directions of this conference, including:(1) Restriction, Kakeya, and geometric incidence problems(2) Analysis on nonhomogenous spaces(3) Weighted estimates(4) Quantitative rectifiability and other topics in PDEUpdated on May 26, 2017 12:27 PM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Reductions of exponential sums in residue fields
Updated on May 05, 2017 08:43 AM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Harmonic Measure and Approximating Domains
Updated on May 04, 2017 12:24 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Moments of L-functions and asymptotic large sieve
Updated on May 05, 2017 08:45 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: A Sharp Divergence Theorem in Rough Domains and Applications
Updated on Apr 18, 2017 11:01 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Discrete Analogues in Harmonic Analysis: Maximal Functions of Stein-Wainger
Updated on May 05, 2017 09:07 AM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on May 03, 2017 04:24 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Haar expansions in Sobolev spaces
Updated on Apr 21, 2017 11:28 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: On the HRT Conjecture
Updated on Apr 20, 2017 12:24 PM PDT -
Workshop Recent developments in Analytic Number Theory
Organizers: Tim Browning (University of Bristol), Chantal David (Concordia University), Kannan Soundararajan (Stanford University), LEAD Terence Tao (University of California, Los Angeles)This workshop will be focused on presenting the latest developments in analytic number theory, including (but not restricted to) recent advances in sieve theory, multiplicative number theory, exponential sums, arithmetic statistics, estimates on automorphic forms, and the Hardy-Littlewood circle method.
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Workshop A View Towards Algebraic Geometry, in honor of David Eisenbud’s birthday
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Scalable restriction estimates for the hyperbolic paraboloid in R^3
Updated on Apr 24, 2017 10:48 AM PDT -
Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Polynomial congruences: Some light entertainment
Updated on Apr 20, 2017 12:15 PM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Integer partitions and restricted partition functions
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Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Variational Methods for a Two-Phase Free Boundary Problem For Harmonic Measure (Colloquium Talk)
Updated on Apr 19, 2017 12:30 PM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar: Local central limit theorems for combinatorial problems
Updated on Apr 27, 2017 08:45 AM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Trace Inequalities and Non-vanishing of L-functions
Updated on Apr 20, 2017 12:17 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: The pointwise convergence of Fourier Series near L^1
Updated on Apr 20, 2017 02:29 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar: Rough path theory and Harmonic Analysis
Updated on Apr 20, 2017 02:40 PM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:16 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: On boundary value problems for parabolic equations with time-dependent measurable coefficients
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Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Concatenating cubic structures
Updated on Apr 13, 2017 01:15 PM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Sums of Kloosterman sums of half-integral weight
Updated on Apr 13, 2017 01:47 PM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Poincare inequality 3/2 on the Hamming cube
Updated on Apr 13, 2017 08:54 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar: Rigidity theorems for multiplicative functions and applications
Updated on Apr 13, 2017 04:17 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: The distribution of zeros of polynomials
Updated on Apr 13, 2017 01:44 PM PDT -
Seminar Thesis Defense: On Some Variants of the Gauss Circle Problem
Created on Apr 13, 2017 09:58 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Convenient Coordinates
Updated on Apr 10, 2017 08:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:10 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: A multilinear extension identity on $L^2(\mathbb{R}^n)$
Updated on Apr 04, 2017 11:14 AM PDT -
Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Spring 2017
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
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Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Fourier optimization with constraints, bounds for zeta and related stories
Updated on Apr 06, 2017 11:10 AM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Complexity of strong approximation on the sphere
Updated on Apr 06, 2017 02:27 PM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Sparse domination of singular integral operators (Colloquium)
Updated on Apr 06, 2017 10:48 AM PDT -
Seminar Logic and Literature: The Magic of Charles S. Peirce
Updated on Apr 12, 2017 09:26 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:16 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: The long and the short of character sums
Updated on Apr 07, 2017 08:50 AM PDT -
Seminar Hermann Weyl’s Philosophy of Mathematics: What and Why
Updated on Apr 12, 2017 03:18 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: The Cauchy problem for the Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert equation in BMO and self-similar solutions
Updated on Mar 31, 2017 01:34 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Updated on Apr 07, 2017 01:39 PM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:16 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Averages of central $L$-values using the relative trace formula
Updated on Apr 07, 2017 10:50 AM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Critical perturbations of Dirac Hamiltonians: selfadjointness and spectrum
Updated on Apr 07, 2017 01:43 PM PDT -
Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Additive structure of sets of Fourier coefficients
Updated on Apr 05, 2017 12:09 PM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Gaps between zeros of the Riemann zeta-function
Updated on Mar 30, 2017 12:25 PM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Muckenhoupt Weights and their dynamical counterpart (Colloquium talk)
Updated on Mar 30, 2017 12:14 PM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:10 PM PST -
Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar: Lonely runners in function fields
Updated on Mar 31, 2017 08:40 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Lipschitz maps, Littlewood-Paley, and directional operators
Updated on Mar 20, 2017 08:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:10 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Some applications of shifted single and multiple Dirichlet series
Updated on Mar 30, 2017 02:14 PM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Maximal operators and Hilbert transforms along variable curves
Updated on Mar 30, 2017 12:12 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar: Anatomy of integers and random permutations
Updated on Mar 29, 2017 01:23 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Null Control and Measurable Sets
Created on Mar 07, 2017 11:14 AM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Updated on Mar 27, 2017 03:56 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Mar 23, 2017 01:32 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: The subconvexity problem
Created on Mar 23, 2017 04:52 PM PDT -
Workshop Hot Topics: Galois Theory of Periods and Applications
Organizers: LEAD Francis Brown (All Souls College, University of Oxford), Clément Dupont (Université de Montpellier), Richard Hain (Duke University), Vadim Vologodsky ( Higher School of Economics)Periods are integrals of algebraic differential forms over algebraically-defined domains and are ubiquitous in mathematics and physics. A deep idea, originating with Grothendieck, is that there should be a Galois theory of periods. This general principle provides a unifying approach to several problems in the theory of motives, quantum groups and geometric group theory. This conference will bring together leading experts around this subject and cover topics such as the theory of multiple zeta values, modular forms, and motivic fundamental groups.Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Discrepancy theory
Updated on Mar 17, 2017 08:57 AM PDT -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Mass equidistribution of cusp forms in level aspect
Updated on Mar 16, 2017 03:40 PM PDT -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Algebraic structure in harmonic analytic incidence problems (Colloquium Talk)
Updated on Mar 16, 2017 04:23 PM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:15 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Incidences and the polynomial method
Updated on Mar 17, 2017 08:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Dimension-free estimates in harmonic analysis
Updated on Mar 20, 2017 04:33 PM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: A quantitative converse of the F. and M. Riesz Theorem for real elliptic operators with variable coefficients
Updated on Mar 13, 2017 08:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:15 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Consecutive composite values in polynomial sequences
Updated on Mar 16, 2017 02:04 PM PDT -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Harmonic Measure and Rectifiability, a Survey
Updated on Mar 13, 2017 11:41 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:15 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Harmonic measure and harmonic analysis
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 08:48 AM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:15 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Geometry via analytic number theory
Updated on Mar 10, 2017 08:43 AM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Cauchy-Riemann systems for second order partial differential equations
Updated on Mar 10, 2017 08:44 AM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: The Helicoidal Method
Updated on Mar 06, 2017 08:51 AM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: The Brunn-Minkowski Inequality and a Minkowski Problem for Nonlinear Capacities (Colloquium talk)
Updated on Mar 10, 2017 01:49 PM PST -
Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: Spherical Maximal Functions along the Primes
Updated on Feb 27, 2017 03:17 PM PST -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: High moments of L-functions
Updated on Mar 03, 2017 01:39 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:15 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Large values of Laplace eigenfunctions via number theory
Updated on Mar 02, 2017 08:48 AM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Average decay of the Fourier transform of fractal measures
Updated on Feb 28, 2017 03:01 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:51 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:14 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: The ranges of some familiar arithmetic functions
Updated on Mar 02, 2017 08:47 AM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Square functions and geometry of measures
Updated on Feb 24, 2017 09:06 AM PST -
Workshop Academic Sponsors Day
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:14 PM PST -
Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar
Updated on Feb 16, 2017 02:35 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Differences between Primes
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 01:10 PM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Behavior of the Brascamp--Lieb constant and applications
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 04:18 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Convex body domination and theory of A_p matrix weights revisited
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 11:26 AM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Graduate Student Seminar
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 03:35 PM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:14 PM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: New bounds for the Chebotarev density theorem
Updated on Feb 24, 2017 11:16 AM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 23, 2017 03:52 PM PST -
Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Regularity of the free boundary of almost minimizers for the Alt-Caffareli-Friedman functional
Updated on Feb 23, 2017 08:38 AM PST -
Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Spring 2017
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Joint ANT & HA Seminar: The Erdos discrepancy problem
Updated on Feb 17, 2017 01:18 PM PST -
Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: From points to lines and beyond: Higher-dimensional objects contained in hypersurfaces
Updated on Feb 17, 2017 09:34 AM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: An Application of $\ell^2$ Decoupling
Updated on Feb 17, 2017 09:37 AM PST -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
Updated on Feb 02, 2017 12:14 PM PST -
Seminar MSRI/Pseudorandomness seminar: inverse theorems for Gowers norms
Updated on Feb 17, 2017 11:51 AM PST -
Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Irreducible polynomials produced by composition of quadratics
Updated on Feb 21, 2017 01:35 PM PST -
Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: A Spherical Maximal Function along the Primes
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: A Maximal Restriction Theorem and Lebesgue Points of Functions In F(Lp)
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Products of simplices in sets of positive upper density of R^d
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Seminar ANT&HA Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Informal Talk: General Bilinear Forms Bounds for Trace Functions
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: Levels of distribution for prehomogeneous vector spaces
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Seminar ANT Postdoc Seminar: Job Talk: Bohr sets and multiplicative diophantine approximation
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Seminar HA Postdoc Seminar: Harmonic analysis over rings of integers
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: The sieve of Eratosthenes in less space
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: Commutators with BMO functions vs. weighted estimates
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Seminar Five-Minute Talk Series
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Analytic Number Theory Seminar: A construction of A. Schinzel: many numbers in a short interval without small prime factors.
Updated on Feb 10, 2017 04:47 PM PST -
Seminar ANT&HA Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Harmonic Analysis Seminar: The Neumann problem for symmetric higher order elliptic differential equations
Created on Jan 27, 2017 09:33 AM PST -
Seminar Five-Minute Talk Series
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Seminar Five-Minute Talk Series
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Analytic Number Theory
Organizers: Andrew Granville (Université de Montréal), LEAD Emmanuel Kowalski (ETH Zurich), Kaisa Matomäki (University of Turku), Philippe Michel (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL))The introductory workshop will present, through short minicourses and introductory lectures, the main topics that will be the subject of much of the Analytic Number Theory Programme at MSRI. These topics include the theory of multiplicative functions, the theory of modular forms and L-functions, the circle method, sieve methods, and the theory of exponential sums over finite fields
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Workshop Connections for Women: Analytic Number Theory
Organizers: LEAD Chantal David (Concordia University), Kaisa Matomäki (University of Turku), Lillian Pierce (Duke University), Kannan Soundararajan (Stanford University), Terence Tao (University of California, Los Angeles)This workshop will consist of lectures on the current state of research in analytic number theory, given by prominent women and men in the field. The workshop is open to all graduate students, post-docs, and researchers in areas related to the program; it will also include a panel discussion session among female researchers on career issues, as well as other social events
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Harmonic Analysis
Organizers: Allan Greenleaf (University of Rochester), LEAD Michael Lacey (Georgia Institute of Technology), Svitlana Mayboroda (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Betsy Stovall (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Brian Street (University of Wisconsin-Madison)This week-long workshop will serve as an introduction for graduate students, postdocs, and other researchers to the main themes of the program. It will feature accessible talks by a number of leading harmonic analysts, including several short courses on the core ideas and techniques in the field. There will also be a problem session, to which all participants are encouraged to contribute.
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Workshop Connections for Women: Harmonic Analysis
Organizers: Svitlana Mayboroda (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), LEAD Betsy Stovall (University of Wisconsin-Madison)This workshop will highlight the work of several prominent women working in harmonic analysis, including some of the field's rising stars. There will also be a panel discussion. There will also be a contributed poster session. This workshop is open to, and poster contributions are welcome from all mathematicians.
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Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Program Analytic Number Theory
Organizers: Chantal David (Concordia University), Andrew Granville (Université de Montréal), Emmanuel Kowalski (ETH Zurich), Philippe Michel (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)), Kannan Soundararajan (Stanford University), LEAD Terence Tao (University of California, Los Angeles)Analytic number theory, and its applications and interactions, are currently experiencing intensive progress, in sometimes unexpected directions. In recent years, many important classical questions have seen spectacular advances based on new techniques; conversely, methods developed in analytic number theory have led to the solution of striking problems in other fields.
This program will not only give the leading researchers in the area further opportunities to work together, but more importantly give young people the occasion to learn about these topics, and to give them the tools to achieve the next breakthroughs.
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Program Harmonic Analysis
Organizers: LEAD Michael Christ (University of California, Berkeley), Allan Greenleaf (University of Rochester), Steven Hofmann (University of Missouri), LEAD Michael Lacey (Georgia Institute of Technology), Svitlana Mayboroda (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities), Betsy Stovall (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Brian Street (University of Wisconsin-Madison)The field of Harmonic Analysis dates back to the 19th century, and has its roots in the study of the decomposition of functions using Fourier series and the Fourier transform. In recent decades, the subject has undergone a rapid diversification and expansion, though the decomposition of functions and operators into simpler parts remains a central tool and theme.This program will bring together researchers representing the breadth of modern Harmonic Analysis and will seek to capitalize on and continue recent progress in four major directions:-Restriction, Kakeya, and Geometric Incidence Problems-Analysis on Nonhomogeneous Spaces-Weighted Norm Inequalities-Quantitative Rectifiability and Elliptic PDE.Many of these areas draw techniques from or have applications to other fields of mathematics, such as analytic number theory, partial differential equations, combinatorics, and geometric measure theory. In particular, we expect a lively interaction with the concurrent program.Updated on Aug 11, 2016 10:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Topics in Partial Differential Equations
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
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Seminar Common Lunch
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Seminar Seminar on isomorphism conjectures: Farrell-Jones for mapping class group II
Created on Nov 23, 2016 09:25 AM PST -
Seminar Member Seminar: Circular orderings from veering triangulations
Created on Nov 29, 2016 09:50 AM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces: Coarse Median Spaces
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Seminar Seminar on isomorphism conjectures: Farrell-Jones for mapping class group I
Created on Nov 23, 2016 09:23 AM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometr: Multiple context free languages and tree stack automata
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Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
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Workshop Amenability, coarse embeddability and fixed point properties
Organizers: Goulnara Arzhantseva (University of Vienna), LEAD Cornelia Drutu (University of Oxford), Graham Niblo (University of Southampton), Piotr Nowak (Polish Academy of Sciences)The main theme of the workshop is the spectrum of analytic properties running from Kazhdan's property (T) at one end to von Neumann's amenability at the other, that forms a foundational organizing structure for infinite groups and spaces. These properties can be described both analytically, via unitary representation theory, and geometrically, using embedding properties for discrete spaces. Connections with probability and combinatorics will likewise be addressed during the meeting.
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Workshop Insect Navigation
Organizers: Larry Abbott (Columbia University), David Eisenbud (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Mimi Koehl (University of California, Berkeley)A 3-day joint workshop of MSRI and Janelia Research Campus of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Navigation in flies, mosquitos and ants is an interesting scientific problem that has considerable societal importance because of their role as disease vectors. This meeting will address two important aspects of navigation: 1) how are locations and orientations in space computed, represented and used in the insect brain, and 2) how do interactions between an organism and its environment affect its ability to navigate.
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Seminar Breakthrough symposium at UCSF
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Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: The word problem for the fundamental group of a finite-volume hyperbolic three-manifold is not MCF
Created on Dec 01, 2016 11:17 AM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
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Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Winter 2016
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), LEAD David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Monomial ideals: Algebra and Combinatorics
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Universal Acylindrical Actions
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Seminar Informal reading group on expanders
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Oct 11, 2016 01:32 PM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:53 PM PDT -
Seminar Coarse embeddings, and how to avoid them
Created on Nov 23, 2016 12:01 PM PST -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Introductory Talk): Combinatorial structure of graph embeddings and buildings.
Created on Nov 23, 2016 12:32 PM PST -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Main Talk): Buildings, surfaces and equations in groups.
Created on Nov 23, 2016 12:34 PM PST -
Seminar Member Seminar: Generalizing Bestvina-Brady groups using branched covers
Updated on Nov 02, 2016 02:06 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces: Counting quasimorphisms and WPD elements
Updated on Nov 15, 2016 10:14 AM PST -
Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Floer homology
Created on Nov 23, 2016 12:30 PM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
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Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: More on groups with multiple context-free word problem
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Seminar Member Seminar: Expanders and box spaces
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Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces: Counting quasimorphisms and WPD elements
Updated on Nov 15, 2016 10:14 AM PST -
Seminar Bounded cohomology via partial differential equations
Created on Nov 18, 2016 01:52 PM PST -
Seminar A mathematical look at gerrymandering
Created on Nov 21, 2016 10:16 AM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:14 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: Groups with context-free word problem according to Diekert and Weiss
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Seminar Expanders
Created on Nov 21, 2016 10:20 AM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Relative currents and loxodromic elements in the relative free factor complex
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Veech surfaces and simple closed curves
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Seminar Reading Group
Created on Nov 16, 2016 10:24 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Oct 11, 2016 01:31 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Stability and convex cocompactness
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Non simple closed curves on surfaces
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Seminar Topology Seminar (Introductory Talk): Bounds for the minimum dilatation
Updated on Nov 14, 2016 02:40 PM PST -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Main Talk): Pseudo-Anosov maps and dilatation
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Seminar Member Seminar: Effective quasimorphisms on right-angled Artin groups
Updated on Nov 02, 2016 10:35 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Created on Oct 27, 2016 09:22 AM PDT -
Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Knottedness is in NP, modulo GRH
Created on Nov 11, 2016 02:29 PM PST -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
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Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: Isoperimetry and word counting in the Heisenberg group.
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Oct 11, 2016 01:31 PM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:50 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:42 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Introductory Talk): Introduction to Mapping Class Groups and Curve Complexes
Created on Nov 03, 2016 09:45 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Main Talk): Models for mapping class groups
Created on Nov 03, 2016 09:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Actions of Cremona groups on CAT(0) cube complexes and applications
Updated on Oct 19, 2016 08:42 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces: Quantitative rectifiability and differentiation in the Heisenberg group
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Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Floer homology of knots, 3-manifolds, and sutured manifolds
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Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:12 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: The word problem for ZxZ, continued
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: The Period Mapping on Outer Space
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Loch Ness monsters and wild singularities - a Halloween-inspired introduction to infinite translation surfaces
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Oct 11, 2016 01:30 PM PDT -
Seminar Moduli of Riemann surface and Bers conjecture
Created on Oct 31, 2016 09:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Updated on Sep 13, 2016 09:41 AM PDT -
Seminar Math on YouTube
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:50 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Introductory Talk): Counting curves in hyperbolic surfaces
Created on Oct 28, 2016 02:18 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Main Talk): Counting curves in hyperbolic surfaces
Created on Oct 28, 2016 02:19 PM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Equidistribution and counting for group actions on trees
Updated on Oct 18, 2016 08:57 AM PDT -
Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Renormalized volume
Created on Oct 27, 2016 09:10 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Created on Oct 27, 2016 09:21 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
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Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry: Multiple context free languages
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Workshop The 2016 Blackwell-Tapia Conference and Award Ceremony
Organizers: Carlos Castillo-Chavez, Sujit Ghosh (NC State University), Suzanne Lenhart (National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis NIMBioS), Kelly Sturner (National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis NIMBioS), Abdul-Aziz YakubuUpdated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Workshop Geometry of mapping class groups and Out(Fn)
Organizers: Yael Algom-Kfir (University of Haifa), LEAD Mladen Bestvina (University of Utah), Richard Canary (University of Michigan), Gilbert Levitt (Université de Caen)A four-day workshop with research-level talks on the latest advances in the geometry of mapping class groups and Out(F_n), and spaces on which they act.
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Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:11 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Formal Languages and Geometry
Updated on Oct 20, 2016 12:58 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: The action dimension and the obstructor dimension of a discrete group
Updated on Oct 13, 2016 03:45 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Small cancellation monsters - a crash course
Updated on Oct 13, 2016 03:45 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:54 AM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:48 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:40 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Introductory Talk): Surface bundles and the mapping class group
Created on Oct 13, 2016 10:30 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar (Main Talk): Cohomology of the mapping class group via cup products in surface bundles
Created on Oct 13, 2016 10:31 AM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Cannon-Thurston maps for hyperbolic free group extensions
Updated on Sep 20, 2016 03:53 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:57 AM PDT -
Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Property R
Created on Oct 13, 2016 11:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:10 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Job Talk: Constructing generic elements in Out(F_n) and mapping class group
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Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: On the geometry of the flip graph
Updated on Oct 07, 2016 08:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
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Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:48 AM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:47 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: An introductory survey of random walks on the mapping class group
Created on Oct 06, 2016 02:27 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: The stratum of a random mapping class
Created on Oct 06, 2016 02:29 PM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Discontinuous Motions of limit sets
Updated on Sep 20, 2016 03:59 PM PDT -
Seminar 3-Manifold Seminar: Thin position for knots and Property R
Created on Oct 06, 2016 09:42 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:09 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Ozawa's proof of Gromov's polynomial growth theorem: Ozawa's functional-analytic proof
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Seminar Probabilistic Operator Algebra Seminar: The C*-algebra of lamplighter groups over finite groups
Updated on Oct 06, 2016 09:20 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Relatively Hyperbolic Surface Amalgams
Updated on Sep 30, 2016 08:41 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Introduction to Elementary Theory of Free groups
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar: Bounded Cohomology
Updated on Oct 06, 2016 08:40 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:48 AM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquiua: Dynamics and polynomial invariants of free-by-cyclic groups
Created on Oct 03, 2016 03:17 PM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:46 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:39 AM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Automorphisms of RAAGs: vast or skimpy?
Updated on Sep 14, 2016 10:13 AM PDT -
Seminar UC Berkeley 3-Manifold Seminar: Sutured manifolds
Created on Oct 03, 2016 04:39 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:04 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Ozawa's proof of Gromov's polynomial growth theorem
Updated on Sep 29, 2016 04:39 PM PDT -
Workshop Groups acting on CAT(0) spaces
Organizers: Ian Agol (University of California, Berkeley), Pierre-Emmanuel Caprace (Université Catholique de Louvain), Koji Fujiwara (Kyoto University), Alessandra Iozzi (ETH Zürich), LEAD Michah Sageev (Technion---Israel Institute of Technology)The theme of the workshop is algebraic, geometric and analytical aspects of groups that act by isometries on spaces of non-positive curvature known as CAT(0) spaces. The world of CAT(0) spaces includes classical spaces such as symmetric spaces and buildings, as well as more avant-garde arrivals, such as CAT(0) cube complex. The workshop will bring together researchers studying various aspects of such groups and spaces to discuss recent developments and chart new directions in the field.
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Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:03 AM PDT -
Seminar Joint NSF Webinar - mandatory for US-based Postdocs
Updated on Sep 22, 2016 03:03 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Ozawa's proof of Gromov's polynomial growth theorem
Created on Sep 22, 2016 10:09 AM PDT -
Seminar Local rigidity of uniform lattices
Created on Sep 23, 2016 10:44 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: What is an L^2-Betti number?
Updated on Sep 15, 2016 01:18 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Job talk: from the torus up
Updated on Sep 15, 2016 01:18 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar: Special cube complexes
Updated on Sep 19, 2016 09:03 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:44 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Created on Sep 08, 2016 11:33 AM PDT -
Seminar Working seminar: Median spaces: Non-embedding into L^1 warm-up
Updated on Sep 16, 2016 12:11 PM PDT -
Seminar Job Market Panel
Created on Sep 16, 2016 11:22 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: Thurston norm via Fox Calculus
Created on Sep 16, 2016 01:51 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: Thurston norm via Fox Calculus
Created on Sep 16, 2016 01:52 PM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Counting lattice points with respect to the Lipschitz metric
Updated on Sep 13, 2016 09:50 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Updated on Sep 15, 2016 02:08 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Sep 13, 2016 10:02 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: The best of Simplicial Volume
Updated on Sep 09, 2016 01:21 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Homology of finite covers of graphs and surfaces
Updated on Sep 09, 2016 01:22 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar: asymptotic cones
Updated on Sep 13, 2016 09:29 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Created on Sep 09, 2016 08:37 AM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquium: Geometry and Analysis on Nilpotent Lie Groups
Created on Sep 13, 2016 09:20 AM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:41 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Created on Sep 08, 2016 11:32 AM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Filling inequalities for lattices in symmetric spaces
Updated on Sep 01, 2016 08:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Created on Sep 07, 2016 11:09 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Projection complexes, rotating families, and beyond
Created on Aug 31, 2016 02:36 PM PDT -
Seminar Delone sets in non-abelian groups: What is "approximate geometric group theory”?
Updated on Sep 09, 2016 08:34 AM PDT -
Seminar Delone sets in non-abelian groups: Bilipschitz equivalence of Delone sets in certain Lie groups
Updated on Sep 09, 2016 08:34 AM PDT -
Seminar Delone sets in non-abelian groups: Substitutive tilings of the hyperbolic plane
Updated on Sep 09, 2016 08:35 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: What is a simple closed curve in a free group?: Curve graph analogues for free group automorphisms.
Updated on Sep 02, 2016 02:10 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: Connecting Measurable and Geometric Group Theory
Updated on Sep 02, 2016 02:10 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Aug 25, 2016 02:02 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Out(Fn) - complexes
Updated on Sep 01, 2016 01:30 PM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 25, 2016 01:34 PM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Counting problems in groups and spaces, and random walks
Updated on Sep 01, 2016 01:38 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: Properties of fibered structures and subgroups of hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Created on Sep 01, 2016 08:52 AM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: NonLERFness of arithmetic hyperbolic manifold groups
Created on Sep 01, 2016 08:59 AM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Word Equations
Updated on Aug 29, 2016 08:43 AM PDT -
Seminar Working Seminar: Median Spaces
Created on Sep 01, 2016 01:31 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar I: Dimensions of Discrete Groups
Updated on Aug 26, 2016 09:19 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Seminar II: An invitation from non-discrete groups
Updated on Aug 26, 2016 09:35 AM PDT -
Seminar MSRI Fall 5-Minute Talks
Created on Aug 26, 2016 01:56 PM PDT -
Seminar Common Lunch
Created on Aug 24, 2016 08:42 AM PDT -
Seminar MSRI Fall 5-Minute Talks
Created on Aug 26, 2016 01:44 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: Lyapunov exponents for higher rank abelian actions, subexponential growth and homogeneous dynamics
Created on Aug 30, 2016 12:25 PM PDT -
Seminar Topology Seminar: Zimmer's conjecture: subexponential growth, measure rigidity and strong property (T)
Created on Aug 30, 2016 12:27 PM PDT -
Seminar Member Seminar: Quasi-isometric rigidity of Teichmuller space
Updated on Aug 25, 2016 12:12 PM PDT -
Seminar A Preliminary Exploration of Mixed Reality as a Medium for Mathematical Collaboration
Created on Aug 24, 2016 09:07 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Mentor Meeting
Created on Aug 26, 2016 01:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquiua: Zimmer's conjecture: subexponential growth, measure rigidity and strong property (T)
Created on Aug 22, 2016 04:18 PM PDT -
Workshop Introductory Workshop: Geometric Group Theory
Organizers: Martin Bridson (University of Oxford), Benson Farb (University of Chicago), LEAD zlil sela (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Karen Vogtmann (University of Warwick)This will be an introductory workshop to the MSRI jumbo program Geometric Group Theory being held during the Fall Semester of 2016. The purpose of the workshop is to provide an overview of key areas of research to be covered in the program, including an introduction to open problems of current interest.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Workshop Connections for Women: Geometric Group Theory
Organizers: LEAD Ruth Charney (Brandeis University), Indira Chatterji (Université Nice Sophia-Antipolis), Mark Feighn (Rutgers University), Talia Fernós (University of North Carolina)This three-day workshop will feature talks by six prominent female mathematicians on a wide range of topics in geometric group theory. Each speaker will give two lectures, separated by a break-out session during which participants will meet in small groups to discuss ideas presented in the first lecture. The workshop is open to all mathematicians.Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Program Geometric Group Theory
Organizers: Ian Agol (University of California, Berkeley), Mladen Bestvina (University of Utah), Cornelia Drutu (University of Oxford), LEAD Mark Feighn (Rutgers University), Michah Sageev (Technion---Israel Institute of Technology), Karen Vogtmann (University of Warwick)The field of geometric group theory emerged from Gromov’s insight that even mathematical objects such as groups, which are defined completely in algebraic terms, can be profitably viewed as geometric objects and studied with geometric techniques Contemporary geometric group theory has broadened its scope considerably, but retains this basic philosophy of reformulating in geometric terms problems from diverse areas of mathematics and then solving them with a variety of tools. The growing list of areas where this general approach has been successful includes low-dimensional topology, the theory of manifolds, algebraic topology, complex dynamics, combinatorial group theory, algebra, logic, the study of various classical families of groups, Riemannian geometry and representation theory.
The goals of this MSRI program are to bring together people from the various branches of the field in order to consolidate recent progress, chart new directions, and train the next generation of geometric group theorists.Updated on Aug 11, 2016 08:44 AM PDT -
Program Complementary Program (2016-17)
The Complementary Program has a limited number of memberships that are open to mathematicians whose interests are not closely related to the core programs; special consideration is given to mathematicians who are partners of an invited member of a core program.
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Summer Graduate School Chip Firing and Tropical Curves
Organizers: LEAD Matthew Baker (Georgia Institute of Technology), David Jensen (University of Kentucky), Sam Payne (University of Texas)Tropical geometry uses a combination of techniques from algebraic geometry, combinatorics, and convex polyhedral geometry to study degenerations of algebraic varieties; the simplest tropical objects are tropical curves, which one can think of as "shadows" of algebraic curves. Linear equivalence of divisors on an abstract tropical curve is determined by a simple but rich combinatorial process called "chip firing", which was discovered independently in the discrete setting by physicists and graph theorists. From a pedagogical point of view, one can view tropical curves as a combinatorial model for the highly analogous but more abstract theory of algebraic curves, but there is in fact much more to the story than this: one can use tropical curves and chip firing to prove theorems in algebraic geometry and number theory. This field is relatively new, so participants will have the opportunity to start from scratch and still get a glimpse of the cutting edge in this active research area.
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Summer Graduate School Electronic Structure Theory
Organizers: LEAD Lin Lin (University of California, Berkeley), Jianfeng Lu (Duke University), James Sethian (University of California, Berkeley)Ab initio or first principle electronic structure theories, particularly represented by Kohn-Sham density functional theory (KS-DFT), have been developed into workhorse tools with a wide range of scientific applications in chemistry, physics, materials science, biology etc. What is needed are new techniques that greatly extend the applicability and versatility of these approaches. At the core, many of the challenges that need to be addressed are essentially mathematical. The purpose of the workshop is to provide graduate students a self-contained introduction to electronic structure theory, with particular emphasis on frontier topics in aspects of applied analysis and numerical methods.
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Seminar Discrete Optimization and Network Analysis
Created on Jul 05, 2016 08:58 AM PDT -
Summer Graduate School An Introduction to Character Theory and the McKay Conjecture
Organizers: Robert Guralnick (University of Southern California), Pham Tiep (Rutgers University)Character Theory of Finite Groups provides one of the most powerful tools to study groups. In this course we will give a gentle introduction to basic results in the Character Theory, as well as some of the main conjectures in Group Representation Theory, with particular emphasis on the McKay Conjecture.
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Seminar From GIT to Git and The Titanic Problem
Created on Jul 05, 2016 08:56 AM PDT -
Seminar Applications of Knot Theory: Using Knot Theory to Unravel Biochemistry Mysteries
Created on Jun 29, 2016 03:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Modeling Cancer Evolution using Quasi-Stationary Distributions in Resurrected Moran Models
Created on Jun 15, 2016 02:45 PM PDT -
Summer Graduate School Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programming: Theory, algorithms and applications
Organizers: Francisco Castro (University of Sevilla), Elena Fernandez (Polytechnical University of Cataluña (Barcelona) ), Justo Puerto (University of Sevilla)This school is oriented to the presentation of theory, algorithms and applications for the solution of mixed integer nonlinear problems (MINLP). This type of problems appears in numerous application areas where the modelization of nonlinear phenomena with logical constraints is important; we must remember here the memorable phrase “the world is nonlinear”. Nowadays the theoretical aspects of this area are spread in a number of recent papers which makes it difficult, for non-specialist, to have a solid background of the existing results and new advances in the field. This school aims to organize and present this material in an organized way. Moreover, it also pursues to link theory with actual applications. In particular, remarkable applications can be found in air traffic control agencies, the air companies, the electric power generation companies, the chemical complex units, the analysis of financial products usually associated with risk dealing and in the algorithms in the statistical field and artificial intelligence as for instance artificial neural networks, or supporting vector machines, among many others.
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Seminar Algebraic Vision
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Summer Graduate School Harmonic Analysis and Elliptic Equations on real Euclidean Spaces and on Rough Sets
Organizers: LEAD Steven Hofmann (University of Missouri), Jose Maria Martell (Instituto de Ciencias Matematicas (ICMAT))The goal of the workshop is to present harmonic analysis techniques in $R^n$ (the ``flat" setting), and then to show how those techniques extend to much rougher settings, with application to the theory of elliptic equations. Thus, the subject matter of the workshop will introduce the students to an active, current research area: the interface between harmonic analysis, elliptic PDE, and geometric measure theory.
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MSRI-UP MSRI-UP 2016: Sandpile Groups
Organizers: Federico Ardila (San Francisco State University), Duane Cooper (Morehouse College), Maria Franco (Queensborough Community College (CUNY); MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Luis Garcia Puente (Sam Houston State University), Herbert Medina (University of Portland), LEAD Suzanne Weekes (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)The MSRI-UP summer program is designed for undergraduate students who have completed two years of university-level mathematics courses and would like to conduct research in the mathematical sciences. Due to funding restrictions, only U.S. citizens and permanent residents are eligible to apply and the program cannot accept foreign students regardless of funding. The academic portion of the 2016 program will be led by Prof. Luis Garcia-Puente of Sam Houston State University.
Updated on Aug 17, 2017 11:42 AM PDT -
Program Summer Research 2016
Come spend time at MSRI in the summer! The Institute’s summer graduate schools and undergraduate program fill the lecture halls and some of the offices, but we have room for a modest number of visitors to come to do research singly or in small groups, while enjoying the excellent mathematical facilities, the great cultural opportunities of Berkeley, San Francisco and the Bay area, the gorgeous natural surroundings, and the cool weather.
We can provide offices, library facilities and bus passes—unfortunately not financial support. Though the auditoria are largely occupied, there are blackboards and ends of halls, so 2-6 people could comfortably collaborate with one another. We especially encourage such groups to apply together.
To make visits productive, we require at least a two-week commitment. We strive for a wide mix of people, being sure to give special consideration to women, under-represented groups, and researchers from non-research universities.
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Summer Graduate School Seminaire de Mathematiques Superieures 2016: Dynamics of Biological Systems
Organizers: Thomas Hillen (University of Alberta), Mark Lewis (University of Alberta), Yingfei Yi (University of Alberta)The purpose of this summer school is to focus on the interplay of dynamical and biological systems, developing the rich connectionbetween science and mathematics that has been so successful to date. Our focus will be on understanding the mathematical structure of dynamical systems that come from biological problems, and then relating the mathematical structures back to the biology to provide scientific insight. We will focus on five key areas: complex bio-networks, multi scale biological dynamics, biological waves, nonlinear dynamics of pattern formation, and disease dynamics. For each of the five key areas, we will invite 2-3 world leaders who are also excellent communicators to deliver a series of 2-4 one-hour lectures. We expect an average of eight hours of lecture per subject area, spread over approximately two weeks.
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Seminar Geometric Analysis: Metrics of fixed area on high genus surfaces with largest first eigenvalue
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Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on May 12, 2016 09:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometry: Cubic curves and totally geodesic subvarieties of moduli space
Updated on May 10, 2016 11:59 AM PDT -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on May 12, 2016 01:02 PM PDT -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: On measure-metric continuity of tangent cones in limit spaces with lower Ricci curvature bounds
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:44 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on May 12, 2016 09:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Geometric flows and algebraic stability
Updated on May 12, 2016 08:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Special Lagrangian equations
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:41 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:58 AM PST -
Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Negative Ricci curvature on Lie groups with a compact Levi factor
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:54 PM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Geometry of smooth manifolds with measure
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:42 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:58 AM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: The moduli space of Ricci-flat manifolds
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:42 AM PDT -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Deformation theory of scalar-flat Kahler ALE surfaces
Updated on May 06, 2016 08:39 AM PDT -
Workshop Geometric Flows in Riemannian and Complex Geometry
Organizers: Tobias Colding (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), LEAD John Lott (University of California, Berkeley), Natasa Sesum (Rutgers University)The workshop will concentrate on parabolic methods in both Riemannian and complex geometry. The topics will include
- Ricci flow. Analytic questions about Ricci flow in three dimensions. Possible applications of Ricci flow to 4-manifold topology. Ricci flow in higher dimensions under curvature assumptions.
- Kähler-Ricci Flow. Applications to the Kähler-Einstein problem. Connections to the minimal model program. Study of Kähler-Ricci solitons and limits of Kähler-Ricci flow.
- Mean curvature flow. Singularity analysis. Generic mean curvature flow.
- Other geometric flows such as Calabi flow and pluriclosed flow.
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Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Spring 2016
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
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Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Special Hermitian metrics characterized by relationships between scalar curvatures
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Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: Unnormalized conical Kahler-Ricci flow
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:27 PM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Neckpinches in Ricci Flow and Mean Curvature Flow
Updated on Apr 22, 2016 08:53 AM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquiua: Level set flow
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:24 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:57 AM PST -
Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Immortal homogeneous Ricci flows
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:22 PM PDT -
Seminar Geometry: Constant Rank Theorems in Complex Geometry
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:21 PM PDT -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Scalar curvature and area-minimizing surfaces
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:20 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:56 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Flow Limit for the Kahler-Ricci Flow
Updated on Apr 21, 2016 03:16 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Exotic nearly Kähler structures on the 6-sphere and the product of two 3-spheres
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 09:14 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: The class E and weak geodesic rays
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 09:15 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: A proof of uniqueness of Sasaki-extremal metrics
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 09:11 AM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquiua: Q-curvature, some survey and recent development
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 02:43 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:56 AM PST -
Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Laplacian flow of homogeneous G2-structures and its solitons
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 09:12 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometry: Einstein 4-manifolds, symplectic 6-manifolds and fat connections
Updated on Apr 18, 2016 08:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:55 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Gromov-Hausdorff limit of Kähler manifolds with bisectional curvature lower bound
Updated on Apr 15, 2016 09:02 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Conformal classes realizing the Yamabe invariant
Updated on Apr 08, 2016 08:45 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: A frame energy for immersed tori
Updated on Apr 08, 2016 08:47 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: CR Geometry in 3-D
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:55 PM PDT -
Seminar Berkeley Math Dept. Colloquium: Monopoles, configurations and the Sen conjectures
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:58 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:55 AM PST -
Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Slice-maximal torus actions, curvature and ellipticity
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:51 PM PDT -
Seminar Geometry: The moduli space of 2-convex embedded spheres
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:54 PM PDT -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:53 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Gluing Constructions for Constant Mean Curvature Hypersurfaces
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:52 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:54 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Kahler constant scalar curvature metrics on blow ups and resolutions of singularities
Updated on Apr 07, 2016 02:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Rigidity of conformally invariant functionals
Updated on Apr 01, 2016 08:37 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:54 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Hyperkähler 4-manifolds with boundary
Updated on Mar 31, 2016 09:21 AM PDT -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:52 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Free boundary minimal surfaces in the ball
Updated on Mar 31, 2016 04:01 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:53 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Rigidity of $\kappa$-noncollapsed steady K\”ahler-Ricci Solitons
Updated on Mar 31, 2016 09:19 AM PDT -
Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Cohomogeneity one topological manifolds
Updated on Mar 31, 2016 09:16 AM PDT -
Seminar Geometric Analysis
Created on Jan 27, 2016 03:55 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:53 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Bernstein type theorems for the Willmore surface equation
Updated on Mar 24, 2016 01:14 PM PDT -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Mar 21, 2016 09:06 AM PDT -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Families of minimal surfaces with fixed topology near the plane in $\mathbb{R}^3$
Updated on Mar 25, 2016 10:49 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:52 AM PST -
Workshop Hot Topics: Cluster algebras and wall-crossing
Organizers: LEAD Mark Gross (University of Cambridge), Paul Hacking (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Sean Keel (University of Texas, Austin), Lauren Williams (University of California, Berkeley)Cluster algebras were introduced in 2001 by Fomin and Zelevinsky to capture the combinatorics of canonical bases and total positivity in semisimple Lie groups. Since then they have revealed a rich combinatorial and group-theoretic structure, and have had significant impact beyond these initial subjects, including string theory, algebraic geometry, and mirror symmetry. Recently Gross, Hacking, Keel and Kontsevich released a preprint introducing mirror symmetry techniques into the subject which resolved several long-standing conjectures, including the construction of canonical bases for cluster algebras and positivity of the Laurent phenomenon. This preprint reformulates the basic construction of cluster algebras in terms of scattering diagrams (or wall-crossing structures). This leads to the proofs of the conjectures and to new constructions of elements of cluster algebras. But fundamentally they provide a new tool for thinking about cluster algebras.
The workshop will bring together many of the different users of cluster algebras to achieve a synthesis of these new techniques with many of the different aspects of the subject. There will be lecture series on the new techniques, and other lecture series on connections with Lie theory, quiver representation theory, mirror symmetry, string theory, and stability conditions.Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Moishezon twistor spaces
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Seminar Symmetry in Geometry: Some structure results for non-compact homogeneous Einstein manifolds
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Workshop Kähler Geometry, Einstein Metrics, and Generalizations
Organizers: Olivier Biquard (École Normale Supérieure), Simon Donaldson (Imperial College, London), Gang Tian (Princeton University), LEAD Jeff Viaclovsky (University of Wisconsin-Madison)The workshop will integrate elements from complex differential geometry with Einstein metrics and their generalizations. The topics will include
- Existence of Kähler-Einstein metrics and extremal Kähler metrics. Notions of stability in algebraic geometry such as Chow stability, K-stability, b-stability, and polytope stability. Kähler-Einstein metrics with conical singularities along a divisor.
- Calabi-Yau metrics and collapsed limit spaces. Connections with physics and mirror symmetry.
- Einstein metrics and their moduli spaces, ε-regularity, noncompact examples such as ALE, ALF, and Poincaré-Einstein metrics. Generalizations of the Einstein condition, such as Bach-flat metrics and Ricci solitons.
- Sasaki-Einstein metrics and metrics with special holonomy. New examples and classification problems.
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Seminar MathSciNet in 2016
Created on Mar 15, 2016 02:52 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Existence and deformations of singular Kahler-Einstein metrics
Updated on Mar 10, 2016 04:36 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: Gromov-Hausdorff and Intrinsic Flat convergence
Updated on Mar 10, 2016 04:35 PM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Embedded minimal tori in S^3 and the Lawson conjecture
Updated on Mar 10, 2016 11:45 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:51 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Geometric Knot Theory
Updated on Mar 11, 2016 08:24 AM PST -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:51 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: On the Poisson relation for compact Lie groups
Updated on Mar 10, 2016 11:44 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:51 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Calabi flow and Generalized Calabi metrics
Updated on Mar 10, 2016 01:07 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Stratified spaces and the Yamabe problem
Updated on Mar 04, 2016 09:18 AM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II
Created on Jan 27, 2016 04:11 PM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Convergence of Ricci flows with bounded scalar curvature
Updated on Mar 04, 2016 09:07 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:50 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Manifolds with Special Holonomy and Applications
Updated on Feb 26, 2016 03:04 PM PST -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:50 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Super-Ricci flows of metric measure spaces
Updated on Mar 04, 2016 09:09 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 11:49 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Moduli space of Fano Kahler-einstein manifolds
Updated on Mar 04, 2016 09:14 AM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Essential spectrum of p-forms on complete Riemannian manifolds
Updated on Feb 25, 2016 08:50 AM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Updated on Feb 22, 2016 09:53 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Geometric invariants of hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Updated on Feb 29, 2016 09:03 AM PST -
Seminar Reading group on Convergence of Metric Spaces
Created on Jan 29, 2016 06:05 PM PST -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Updated on Feb 09, 2016 02:49 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: A Story of Positive Curvature and Topology
Updated on Feb 25, 2016 12:27 PM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: On holomorphic isometries between bounded symmetric domains
Updated on Feb 25, 2016 08:46 AM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: The conformal method on manifolds with ends of cylindrical type
Updated on Feb 18, 2016 04:05 PM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Geometric Flows and Evolutionary Game Theory
Updated on Feb 18, 2016 01:35 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Seminar
Created on Feb 22, 2016 08:58 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: The Gauss-Bonnet theorem for cone manifolds and volumes of moduli spaces
Updated on Feb 18, 2016 01:29 PM PST -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:48 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: On the Berger conjecture for manifolds all of whose geodesics are closed
Updated on Feb 18, 2016 01:18 PM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms and hyperKähler metrics
Updated on Feb 18, 2016 12:36 PM PST -
Seminar Math on YouTube
Updated on Feb 12, 2016 04:46 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Sharp Trace-Sobolev inequalities of order 4
Updated on Feb 11, 2016 01:39 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: Riemannian manifolds with positive Yamabe invariant and Paneitz operator
Updated on Feb 11, 2016 01:37 PM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Delaunay-type singular solutions for the fractional Yamabe problem
Updated on Feb 11, 2016 08:41 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: On the evolution by fractional mean curvature
Updated on Feb 11, 2016 03:23 PM PST -
Seminar Informal Homogeneous Space Seminar
Created on Feb 09, 2016 02:48 PM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Soap Bubbles, Spherical Metrics, and Quadratic Differentials
Updated on Feb 09, 2016 09:23 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Maximally symmetric Riemannian metrics and Einstein metrics on Lie groups
Updated on Feb 05, 2016 11:34 AM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Stable fixed points of the Einstein flow with positive cosmological constant
Updated on Feb 05, 2016 11:33 AM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: Discriminants, Resultants, and K-energy Maps
Updated on Feb 05, 2016 11:34 AM PST -
Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Spring 2016
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
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Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar I: Positively curved Ricci expanders
Updated on Jan 29, 2016 09:38 AM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Lunch Seminar II: Positive sectional curvature and torus symmetry
Updated on Jan 29, 2016 09:39 AM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis: Perelman's entropy functional for manifolds with conical singularity
Updated on Jan 29, 2016 11:27 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry: Metric measure spaces with variable lower Ricci curvature bounds
Updated on Jan 29, 2016 09:32 AM PST -
Seminar Riemannian Geometry: Inradius collapsed manifolds
Updated on Jan 27, 2016 07:50 PM PST -
Seminar Complex Geometry: K-stability implies CM-stability
Updated on Jan 28, 2016 11:10 AM PST -
Seminar Geometric Analysis Research Seminar: Lower semicontinuity of Huisken’s isoperimetric mass
Created on Jan 22, 2016 11:19 AM PST -
Seminar Geometry Research Seminar: Collapsing of negative Kahler-Einstein metrics
Created on Jan 22, 2016 11:17 AM PST -
Seminar 5-minute Talks
Created on Jan 22, 2016 12:42 PM PST -
Seminar 5-minute Talks
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Workshop NSF Day at Pasadena City College
Organizers: Lisa-Joy Zgorski (National Science Foundation)NSF Day at Pasadena City College will discuss funding for researchers at 2- and 4-year institutions.
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Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Locally symmetric spaces and torsion classes
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Workshop Introductory Workshop: Modern Riemannian Geometry
Organizers: LEAD Tobias Colding (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), John Lott (University of California, Berkeley), Jeff Viaclovsky (University of Wisconsin-Madison)The week will be devoted to an introduction to modern techniques in Riemannian geometry. This is intended to help graduate students and younger researchers get a headstart, in order to increase their participation during the main semester programs and research lectures. To increase outreach, the week will focus on Riemannian geometry and should be largely accessible. Some minicourses on topics of recent interest will be included. The workshop will also have semi-expository lectures dealing with aspects of spaces with curvature bounded from below, since such spaces will occur throughout the semester. We expect that many Berkeley mathematicians and students will participate in the introductory workshop.
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Workshop Connections for Women: Differential Geometry
Organizers: Christine Breiner (Fordham University), LEAD Natasa Sesum (Rutgers University)The purpose of this meeting is to help junior female researchers to become familiar with the focus topics of the main MSRI program, and also for the junior researchers to have an opportunity to get acquainted with more senior women researchers in differential geometry.
This workshop is open to all mathematicians.
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Program Differential Geometry
Organizers: Tobias Colding (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Simon Donaldson (Imperial College, London), John Lott (University of California, Berkeley), Natasa Sesum (Rutgers University), Gang Tian (Princeton University), LEAD Jeff Viaclovsky (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Differential geometry is a subject with both deep roots and recent advances. Many old problems in the field have recently been solved, such as the Poincaré and geometrization conjectures by Perelman, the quarter pinching conjecture by Brendle-Schoen, the Lawson Conjecture by Brendle, and the Willmore Conjecture by Marques-Neves. The solutions of these problems have introduced a wealth of new techniques into the field. This semester-long program will focus on the following main themes:
(1) Einstein metrics and generalizations,
(2) Complex differential geometry,
(3) Spaces with curvature bounded from below,
(4) Geometric flows,
and particularly on the deep connections between these areas.Updated on Apr 21, 2015 03:40 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Stability of ground states for problems involving competing line and surface energies
Updated on Dec 04, 2015 05:04 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 04:06 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: On conservation laws for KdV
Updated on Dec 04, 2015 02:59 PM PST -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:55 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course
Created on Sep 03, 2015 03:43 PM PDT -
Workshop Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar (BADGS) Winter 2015
Organizers: David Bao (San Francisco State University), Joel Hass (University of California, Davis), LEAD David Hoffman (Stanford University), Rafe Mazzeo (Stanford University), Richard Montgomery (University of California, Santa Cruz)The Bay Area Differential Geometry Seminar meets 3 times each year and is a 1-day seminar on recent developments in differential geometry and geometric analysis, broadly interpreted. Typically, it runs from mid-morning until late afternoon, with 3-4 speakers. Lunch will be available and the final talk will be followed by dinner.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Long-Time Existence of Schrodinger Equations with Mixed Signature
Updated on Dec 02, 2015 08:44 AM PST -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium
Created on Sep 01, 2015 04:41 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 04:04 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Type one and type two blowup for some dispersive equations
Updated on Dec 01, 2015 02:08 PM PST -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:53 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: The Atlas model, in and out of equilibrium
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:34 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course
Created on Sep 03, 2015 03:41 PM PDT -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:51 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Concentration compactness for nonlinear dispersive equations
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:31 PM PST -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:39 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Large scale behaviour of phase coexistence models
Updated on Nov 13, 2015 09:30 AM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Front Propagation and Symmetrization in the Nonlocal Fisher-KPP Equation
Updated on Nov 13, 2015 09:31 AM PST -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Recent developments on certain dispersive equations as infinite dimensional Hamiltonian systems
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:25 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 04:03 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:39 PM PST -
Seminar Research Seminar: Constant vorticity water waves
Updated on Nov 16, 2015 09:57 AM PST -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Scalar conservation laws with random data
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:34 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course
Created on Sep 03, 2015 03:38 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:38 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Enhanced lifespan methods for nonlinear evolutions
Updated on Nov 06, 2015 04:24 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Poincar\'e inequalities and noncommutative martingales
Updated on Nov 06, 2015 04:25 PM PST -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:25 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 04:02 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:38 PM PST -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:49 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Anomalous diffusion for some kinetic equations
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:33 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course: On the small mass limit for a class of stochastic damped wave equations
Updated on Nov 06, 2015 04:26 PM PST -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:38 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I) - Wave maps on hyperbolic spaces
Updated on Oct 30, 2015 09:25 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II) - The log-Sobolev inequality for unbounded spin systems
Updated on Oct 30, 2015 09:26 AM PDT -
Seminar Diffusions with Rough Drifts and Stochastic Symplectic Maps
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:33 PM PST -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Taming infinities
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:26 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 04:01 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:37 PM PST -
Seminar Research Seminar: On special regularity properties of solutions to the k-generalized Korteweg-de Vries equation
Updated on Oct 14, 2015 11:00 AM PDT -
Seminar Cancelled - Wave Turbulence Research Group
Updated on Nov 04, 2015 01:05 PM PST -
Seminar Almost periodicity of the cubic Szegö flow
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:33 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Singular integrals, forest formulae, etc.
Updated on Oct 29, 2015 09:32 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:37 PM PST -
Seminar Math on YouTube
Created on Oct 29, 2015 08:58 AM PDT -
Workshop Workshop on Combinatorial Games, in honor of Elwyn Berlekamp's 75th Birthday
Organizers: David Eisenbud (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), LEAD Richard Guy (University of Calgary), Thane Plambeck (Counterwave, Inc.), Aaron Siegel (Airbnb)A two-day workshop with research-level talks on combinatorial game theory, one of the fields to which Elwyn Berlekamp has made enormous contributions.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:26 PM PST -
Workshop Modern Math Workshop 2015
Organizers: LEAD Hélène Barcelo (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Helen Chamberlin (Ohio State University), Ricardo Cortez (Tulane University), Sujit Ghosh (NC State University), Dagan Karp (Harvey Mudd College), Anne Pfister (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Christian Ratsch (University of California, Los Angeles; Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM)), Ivelisse M. Rubio (University of Puerto Rico), Mariel Vazquez (University of California, Davis), Talithia Williams (Harvey Mudd College)As part of the Mathematical Sciences Collaborative Diversity Initiatives, nine mathematics institutes are pleased to host their annual SACNAS pre-conference event, the 2015 Modern Math Workshop (MMW). The Modern Math Workshop is intended to encourage minority undergraduates to pursue careers in the mathematical sciences and to assist undergraduates, graduate students and recent PhD’s in building their research networks.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium
Created on Sep 01, 2015 04:32 PM PDT -
Workshop New challenges in PDE: Deterministic dynamics and randomness in high and infinite dimensional systems
Organizers: Jonathan Mattingly (Duke University), LEAD Andrea Nahmod (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Pierre Raphael (Université Nice Sophia-Antipolis), Luc Rey-Bellet (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Daniel Tataru (University of California, Berkeley)This workshop serves to bring into focus the fundamental aim of the jumbo program by both a) showcasing the spectacular progress in recent years in the study of both nonlinear dispersive as well as stochastic partial differential equations and b) bringing to the fore the key challenges for the future in quantitatively analyzing the dynamics of solutions arising from the flows generated by deterministic and non-deterministic evolution differential equations, or dynamical evolution of large physical systems.
During the two weeks long workshop, we intertwine talks on a wide array of topics by some of the key researchers in both communities and aim at highlighting the most salient ideas, proofs and questions which are important and fertile for `cross-pollination’ between PDE and SPDE. Topics include: Global dynamics and singularity formation for geometric and physical nonlinear wave and dispersive models (critical and supercritical regimes); dynamics of infinite dimensional systems (critical phenomena, multi scale dynamics and metastability); symplectic structures of infinite dimensional dynamical systems; randomization and long time dynamics, invariant Gibbs and weighted Wiener measures; derivation of effective dynamics in quantum systems; weak turbulence phenomena; optimization and learning algorithms: distributed, stochastic and parallel.
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Path-by-path uniqueness of solutions of stochastic heat equation with a drift
Updated on Oct 09, 2015 03:46 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Scattering for intercritical NLS
Updated on Oct 09, 2015 03:51 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Paradifferential parametrices in geometric nonlinear wave equations
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:32 PM PST -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Near soliton dynamics: Stability and blow up
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:27 PM PST -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:36 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Updated on Sep 03, 2015 03:59 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Probabilistic global well-posedness of the energy-critical defocusing nonlinear wave equation bellow the energy space
Updated on Oct 09, 2015 03:56 PM PDT -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:32 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:36 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course: The cubic Szegö equation
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:32 PM PST -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Observability Inequality of Backward Stochastic Heat Equations for Measurable Sets and Its Applications
Updated on Oct 01, 2015 01:38 PM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Inverse boundary value problems
Updated on Oct 01, 2015 01:38 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: How should a drop of liquid on a smooth curved surface move in zero gravity?
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:28 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 08:59 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:36 PM PST -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:31 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Reflections on domains and waves propagation
Updated on Oct 02, 2015 08:48 AM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Hypoellipticity for SPDEs
Updated on Oct 05, 2015 01:29 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Sep 25, 2015 11:10 AM PDT -
Workshop Theory of Neural Computation
Organizers: Dmitri Chklovskii (Simons Foundation), David Eisenbud (MSRI - Mathematical Sciences Research Institute), Gary Marcus (New York University), LEAD Bruno Olshausen (University of California, Berkeley), Christos Papadimitriou (University of California, Berkeley), Terrence Sejnowski (Salk Institute for Biological Studies), Fritz Sommer (University of California, Berkeley)The theme of this workshop is on bringing theory into the study of neural networks---those in brains and those in machines. We will soon have the capability to monitor activity and structure in the brain at unprecedented scales, but what will these data tell us? It is unlikely that we will gain insight without some theoretical framework to guide our thinking of what to look for, and why. Similarly, neural network models can now perform feats of language translation and pattern recognition far beyond what was possible a few years ago; but they have yet to shed new light on neurobiological mechanisms in part because there is only a limited theory of such computations.
What are likely candidates for such theories? Do they already exist? And what is needed to more tightly integrate theoretical frameworks with empirical approaches?
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Large time asymptotic for the parabolic Anderson model driven by spatially correlated noise
Updated on Sep 25, 2015 11:03 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Stochastic heat equation with general Gaussian noises
Updated on Sep 25, 2015 11:04 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:50 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Communication Avoiding Algorithms
Updated on Sep 25, 2015 11:02 AM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 08:57 AM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: The Focusing Cubic NLS on Exterior Domains in Three Dimensions
Updated on Sep 25, 2015 10:58 AM PDT -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:29 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:48 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Connections between Partial systems and SPDE ( or Duality in SPDEs)
Updated on Sep 25, 2015 10:56 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Wave maps with large data
Updated on Sep 18, 2015 11:31 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Nonlinear noise excitation, Intermittency and Multifractality
Updated on Sep 18, 2015 11:34 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:46 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Complete integrability versus wave turbulence for Hamiltonian PDEs
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:28 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 08:56 AM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: On the stochastic NLS equation on compact Riemannian manifolds
Updated on Sep 18, 2015 12:23 PM PDT -
Seminar Wave Turbulence Research Group
Created on Sep 23, 2015 01:02 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-Course: Asymptotic stability for nonlinear waves
Created on Sep 18, 2015 12:43 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Sep 18, 2015 03:43 PM PDT -
Workshop Elementary Introduction to the Langlands Program, by Edward Frenkel
Organizers: Edward Frenkel (University of California, Berkeley)One of the most fascinating and important developments in mathematics in the last 50 years is the "Langlands Program", a collection of ideas that provides a grand unification of many areas of mathematics. Frenkel's celebrated book "Love and Math", now translated into many languages, provides an extraordinarily accessible overview of the deep mathematics involved. The lectures will be a great opportunity to hear the story of these ideas from a great expositor, and participate in a discussion of them. Covering topics from the basic ideas of symmetries and Fermat's last theorem to the recent works connecting the Langlands Program to dualities in quantum physics, the lectures will be accessible to undergraduate students.
The video content of this workshop can also be found at the Langlands Program Lectures page
Updated on May 06, 2017 01:18 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part I): Bubbling analysis for energy critical geometric wave equations
Updated on Sep 10, 2015 08:55 AM PDT -
Seminar Postdoc Symposium (Part II): Linear inviscid damping for monotone shear flows
Updated on Sep 10, 2015 08:56 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:43 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Curve counting on Abelian varieties, modular forms, and the combinatorics of box counting
Created on Sep 01, 2015 04:19 PM PDT -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Created on Sep 03, 2015 08:55 AM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Synchronization by noise
Updated on Sep 10, 2015 11:25 AM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:41 PM PDT -
Seminar Research Mini-course
Created on Sep 03, 2015 03:33 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Created on Aug 28, 2015 02:40 PM PDT -
Seminar UCB Mathematics Department Colloquium: Bose-Einstein condensation: from many quantum particles to a quantum "superparticle" Colloquium
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:29 PM PST -
Seminar Graduate Student Lunch Seminar
Updated on Sep 03, 2015 02:19 PM PDT -
Seminar MSRI Fall 5-Minute Talks
Updated on Sep 09, 2015 09:39 AM PDT -
Seminar Research Seminar: Blow-up for stochastic PDEs with additive noise
Updated on Sep 03, 2015 02:41 PM PDT -
Seminar MSRI Fall 5-Minute Talks
Created on Sep 03, 2015 02:18 PM PDT -
Seminar Pierre Raphael Course (UCB) - On singularity formation in nonlinear PDE’s: a constructive approach
Updated on Dec 16, 2015 05:35 PM PST -
Seminar Research Mini-course: Scaling limits for iterative algorithms
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