Judith V. Grabiner – Pitzer College Space: Where Sufficient Reason Isn’t Enough Thursday, May 23, 2024 11:00am (New York) / 4:00pm (London) / 6:00pm (Istanbul). Euclid’s Elements is the most influential textbook in the history of western civilization, a model […]

Nassif Ghoussoub – U. British Columbia & Banff Mass transport, Kantorovich operators and their ergodic properties Tuesday, April 9, 2024 11:00am (New York) / 4:00pm (London) / 6:00pm (Istanbul). The notion of a non-linear Kantorovich operator was motivated by the […]

Ana Caraiani – Imperial College Department of Mathematics Elliptic curves and modularity Tuesday, March 12, 2024 9:00am (New York) / 1:00pm (London) / 4:00pm (Istanbul). The goal of this talk is to give you a glimpse of the Langlands program, […]

Edriss Titi – U. Cambridge & Texas A&M Recent Advances Concerning the Navier-Stokes and Euler Equations Thursday, February 8, 2024 9:00am (New York) / 2:00pm (London) / 5:00pm (Istanbul). In this talk, I will discuss some recent progress concerning the […]

Ingrid Daubechies – Duke University Old-fashioned Machine Learning: Using Diffusion Methods to Learn Underlying Structure 06 December 2023 Wednesday, 10:00 (New York), 15:00 (Londra), 18:00 (Istanbul) Many datasets consist of complex items that can be reasonably surmised to lie on […]

Tobias Colding – MIT Geometry of PDEs 15 November 2023 Wednesday, 09:00 (New York), 14:00 (Londra), 17:00 (Istanbul) Optimal geometric structures and the evolution of shapes are governed by partial differential equations. These same types of equations come up over […]

Brendan Hassett – Brown University Rationality Criteria for Hypersurfaces 18 October 2023 Wednesday, 09:00 (New York), 14:00 (Londra), 16:00 (Istanbul) An algebraic variety is rational if it admits a birational parametrization by affine space. Stereographic projections of spheres are examples. […]

Yiannis Sakellaridis – Johns Hopkins UniversityPerspectives on Automorphic L-Functions 13 September 2023 Wednesday, 09:00 (New York), 14:00 (Londra), 16:00 (Istanbul) L-functions, which are generalizations of the Riemann zeta function, play a role in some of the deepest conjectures in mathematics. […]

Ciprian Manolescu – Stanford UniversityKhovanov Homology and Four-Dimensional Topology 11 May 2023 Thursday, 12:00 (New York), 17:00 (Londra), 19:00 (Istanbul) Over the last forty years, most progress in four-dimensional topology came from gauge theory and related invariants. Khovanov homology is […]

Kathryn Hess – EPFL LausanneA Topologist’s Adventures in Neuroscience 19 April 2023 Wednesday, 10:00 (New York), 14:00 (Londra), 17:00 (Istanbul) Over the past several years, research at the interface of topology and neuroscience has grown remarkably fast. Topology has, for […]