University of Texas

Millennium Problem Lectures

The Department of Mathematics at the University of Texas in Austin announced a public lecture series to take place during the spring term 2001, based on the seven Clay Mathematics Institute Millennium Prize Problems. John Tate announced three of these problems at the Clay Institute Millennium meeting in Paris. He will introduce the lectures, that will be presented by faculty members at the University of Texas.

Videos

The Poincare Conjecture (several minutes of this video have no sound)

Cameron Gordon

February 7, 2001

The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture

Fernando Rodriguez-Villegas

February 21, 2001

Yang-Mills Existence and Mass Gap

Lorenzo Sadun

March 7, 2001

P versus NP

Vijaya Ramachandran

March 28, 2001

Navier-Stokes Existence and Smoothness

Luis Caffarelli

April 11, 2001

The Hodge Conjecture

Dan Freed

April 25, 2001

The Riemann Hypothesis (Lecture slides) (Table of values of) and

Jeff Vaaler

May 2, 2001

The lectures took place on the University of Texas, Austin campus at 7:00pm in the Thompson Conference Center 1.110 (next to the LBJ Library).