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This conference, in honor of Sergiu Klainerman’s 65th birthday, will feature speakers who are leaders in the fields of Partial Differential Equations, Geometric Analysis, and Mathematical Physics.
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Venue: Princeton University
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This symposium, in honor of Professor Noemi Wolanski, will bring together specialists in the area of nonlinear partial differential equations and free boundary problems to present recent advances and techniques in the field.
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Venue: University of Buenos Aires
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This conference, in honor of Ilya Goldsheid’s 70th birthday, is devoted to three subjects on the interface between mathematical physics, probability and analysis: products of random matrices, the spectral properties of random operators, and random walk in random enviroment. Particular emphasis will be on the recent developments in these fields and the interrelations between them.
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Venue: Queen Mary, University of London
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This conference, in honor of Ernest Vinberg’s 80th birthday, aims to review recent developments in transformation group theory, present the brightest recent achievements, and discuss perspectives of further research. Main topics will be:
The conference will present a broad look at recent progress in the field, highlighting new techniques and ideas.
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Venue: Independent University of Moscow and Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology
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This workshop and conference will cover some active topics in algebraic geometry, including homological methods, discrete and arithmetic aspects, and singularities. A special feature of this event will be its collaboration with the George Enescu Music Festival.
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Venue: University of Bucharest
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WIN4 is the fourth conference in a series supporting the continued development of the female number theory community by bringing together researchers at various stages of their careers for research collaboration and mentorship. The scientific focus of the conference centers around several cutting edge topics in number theory, including arithmetic dynamics, Apollonian circle packings, arithmetic statistics, and nonarchimedean geometry.
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Venue: Banff International Research Station
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Over the last decade the international research landscape in harmonic analysis has seen a dramatic and unexpected broadening of its connectivity within mathematics. The emergence of surprising new approaches to longstanding problems at the heart of the subject has led to many high-profile breakthroughs across mathematics. Many of these new developments can be traced back to the foundational contributions of Tony Carbery, who has been the leading figure in the development of euclidean harmonic analysis in the UK for the last three decades, and has long been a key figure internationally. This excitement is attracting considerable attention internationally, and progress is currently fast-moving. The purpose of the proposed conference is to honour Tony Carbery by bringing together many of the key drivers of research in harmonic analysis at these important interfaces, at a time when international interest is at a peak. The central role of UK activity in these major developments makes the ICMS an ideal venue for such a conference at this time.
This conference will focus attention on aspects of harmonic analysis lying at the forefront of research in pure mathematics. Developments in just the last five years have transformed the profile of modern harmonic analysis, drawing attention from many communities, from the more classical dispersive PDEs and analytic number theory, to the more surprising algebraic geometry and topology.
The surge in pace of progress in harmonic analysis over the last five years has exposed a wide variety of new and unexpected methodologies and applications. It is widely considered that the exploitation of these new ideas and approaches is still in its infancy.
This workshop is intended to capitalise on this by drawing together research leaders in harmonic analysis at its interfaces across mathematics.
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Venue: ICMS, Edinburgh
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The FPSAC conference series focusses on algebraic and enumerative combinatorics and connections between these topics, other areas of mathematics, computer science, bioinformatics, and physics. FPSAC’s one-week annual meetings attract top mathematicians and offer young researchers a unique opportunity to interact closely with them.
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This conference will focus on non-Markovian random walks, including models with long-memory effects produced by self-interaction or the influence of random media. These models provide a variety of complex large-scale disordered phenomena with motivations arising from fields such as physics, biology and engineering. Deep relations have emerged or are conjectured with quantum field theory, the KPZ universality class and the theory of Anderson localization. This meeting will emphasize non-reversible random walks in random environments and self-interacting random walks, for which fundamental questions have resisted repeated and persistent attempts to answer them.
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Venue: CIRM, Marseille
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This annual event brings together doctoral students, post-docs and other young researchers, allowing them to learn from one another and from senior mathematicians who are invited to give mini-courses.
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Venue: University of Oxford
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This conference will gather together prominent set-theorists from all over the world to present recent important advances in the context of set-theoretic reflections and its surrounding themes; to discuss current and future applications of such set-theoretic methods in other mathematical disciplines; and to explore strategies for a proper and effective dissemination of the relevant set-theoretic developments to the wider mathematical community. The conference will also celebrate the 60th birthday of Joan Bagaria, whose work has substantially advanced and expanded both the theoretical apparatus and the applicability of the set-theoretic concept of reflection in other areas of mathematics.
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Venue: Montseny, Catalonia
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A mathematical conference on group theory, geometry and representations celebrating the work of Dan Segal and Aner Shalev.
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Venue: University of Oxford