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In addition to being an opportunity to exchange mathematical ideas, the conference will serve as a celebration of the work of Robin Graham on the occasion of his 65th birthday and academic retirement.
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Venue: University of Washington, Seattle
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This conference is designed to discuss and disseminate the latest advances in harmonic analysis. Topics covered will include classical harmonic analysis as well as interactions with number theory, discrepancy theory, and PDE, among others. It will serve as an opportunity to celebrate the work of Michael Lacey and his contributions as a mathematician.
Professor Christoph Thiele (Bonn) will give the Clay Lecture at this event.
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Venue: Centre de Recerca Matemática, Barcelona
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Homotopical and higher-categorical methods are becoming increasingly important in areas such as geometry, topology, algebra, mathematical physics, and lately also logic and computer science. The insight can be summarized in realizing that many deep problems in these areas and elsewhere are homotopical in nature, and that native homotopical tools are necessary for a natural treatment of them as well as for obtaining viable solutions that can serve as a basis for further developments.
This conference aims at gathering experts from several related areas —equivariant, motivic, and chromatic homotopy, topological field theories, infinity categories, operadic calculus and homotopical algebras, graph homology and Grothendieck–Teichmüller groups, derived analytic geometry, elliptic cohomology— in order to foster new results and stimulate young researchers.
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Venue: University of Barcelona
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This conference will cover recent progress in the theory of dynamical systems and its geometric and number-theoretic applications. In recent years there have been spectacular advances in the area, highlighting various connections between dynamics, rigidity, Diophantine approxi- mation, combinatorics, and many other areas of mathematics. Many of recent developments are made possible by the previous ground-breaking work of Gregory Margulis, whose 75th birthday will be honored by the conference.
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Venue: University of Chicago
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This conference is in the primary algebraic research areas of Michael J. Larsen: Algebraic Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry and Group Theory. The talks will be aimed at a broad swath of algebraists at all levels. The organisers hope to foster interactions across these areas in the spirit of Michael’s own body of work. There will be a contributed talks session (20-30 minutes) for young mathematicians and a professional development workshop.
Professor Aner Shalev and Professor Carlos Simpson will give Clay Lectures at this event.
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Venue: Indiana University
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The theme of the meeting is the continued influence of mathematics and physics on each other. In particular, the workshop will highlight progress in the areas of vertex operator algebras, conformal field theory, representation theory of affine Lie algebras, loop groups, and quantum groups.
Advances in positive representations of real quantum groups and their connections to cluster algebras will be reported on. Recent developments in quantum invariants of 3 and 4-dimensional manifolds coming from mathematical physics and their connections to vertex algebras will also be highlighted. Categorified quantum groups and link invariants from various representation theoretic, algebraic-geometric, and physical perspectives will also be a focus of the workshop.
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Venue: Stony Brook University
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The goal of this conference is to catalyze new interactions between experts in several interrelated fields, organized broadly around the themes of algebra, geometry and high energy physics. It will also be an opportunity for broader communities of researchers to learn about the exciting recent developments which have created new and unexpected connections between these diverse subjects.
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Venue: Yale University
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This conference will gather together experts in the subjects of Diophantine approximation, Diophantine equations, transcendental number theory and arithmetic geometry together with many young talented researchers working in these fields. It will provide a unique opportunity to discuss the state of the art in many classical topics in these fields and explore new, fast emerging important topics.
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Venue: Marina di San Gregorio, Patù, Italy
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The field of nonlinear PDEs in fluid dynamics has seen tremendous scientific activities in the last years, which are due to the facts that the underlying governing equations have a very complex structure and that these equations form a building block for other disciplines in sciences.
The mathematical investigations of these systems often follow their traditional lines. Essential progress on certain problems was, however, often based on techniques which were well-known only in other areas or disciplines. This is where the conference comes into its own: besides the investigation of the most recent results on the underlying equations and phenoma, special emphasis will be put to foster the interaction between more fundamental methods in pure mathematics and current questions arising in the theory of the Navier-Stokes and the Euler equations, in deterministic and stochastic models of complex fluids and in free boundary value problems. Special sessions will be devoted to the presentations of results of younger participants.
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Venue: Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques
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PAD22 will highlight the major acheivements and breakthroughs in the cross-sections of probability, analysis, and dynamics. The conference will bring together world-leading scientists to promote the cross-fertilization of ideas between these fields.
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Venue: University of Bristol
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The 2022 Clay Research Conference will be held on Wednesday, 28 September. The plenary speakers are:
Associated workshops will be held during the week of the conference, 26-30 September. The workshops will pause on Wednesday, 28 September for the conference.
p-adic Hodge Theory and Applications (26-30 September)
Organizers: Bhargav Bhatt (Michigan), Akhil Mathew (Chicago)
Stability and Instability in General Relativity (26-30 September)
Organizers: Mihalis Dafermos (Cambridge), Elena Giorgi (Columbia), Igor Rodnianski (Princeton)
O-minimality and Diophantine Geometry (26-30 September)
Organizers: Gareth Jones (Warwick), Alex Wilkie (Manchester and Oxford)
Physics from the Point of View of Geometry (29-30 September)
Organizer: Ulrike Tillmann (INI and Oxford), Mike Hopkins (Harvard)
Registration for the Clay Research Conference is free but required. Participation in the workshops is by invitation, but a limited number of additional places is available. To register for the Clay Research Conference or to register interest in a workshop, please email Naomi Kraker, providing the name of your institution and stating which workshop you wish to attend. Students please also provide a letter of reference from your supervisor.
Venue: University of Oxford