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Parabolic dynamics has undergone a revolution in the last twenty-five years through the use of renormalization methods. This meeting will showcase many of the recent developments of the field and its many applications to other areas. The organisers will take the opportunity to celebrate Giovanni Forni’s 60th birthday and his pioneering contributions to the field.
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Venue: University of Bologna
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This conference brings together the leading international and Australian mathematicians, Early Careers Researchers and PhD students in harmonic analysis and partial differential equations for the dissemination of the most recent developments in these fields, exchanging ideas, and fostering and strengthening collaborations. This conference will focus on new advances in harmonic analysis and applications, especially those to which Professor Jill Pipher has made lasting contributions. These include multiparameter harmonic analysis, theory of elliptic & parabolic equations, function space and weighted theory.
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Venue: Macquarie University
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Arithmetic groups have long been of interest in number theory (e.g. via the theory of automorphic forms), geometry (e.g. building interesting examples of Riemannian manifolds), and topology (e.g. computing (co)homology of locally symmetric spaces). Yet, their subgroup structure, particularly of their infinite index subgroups, remains mysterious.
Thin groups are such infinite index subgroups that have come to prominence recently because they arise naturally in various contexts with connections to number theory, geometry and topology.
The focus of this two-week event is on computational aspects of thin groups. The recent activity highlights the need for algorithms and procedures to study these groups, this event is the first aimed specifically at addressing this topic.
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Venue: IMS Singapore
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Venue: Harvard University
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This conference is part of a recurring series which brings together the world’s leading experts on the theory of regulators and their connections to the stud of algebraic cycles and motives, as well as their applications to physics and other branches of mathematics. In particular, the conference will report on the progress in the subject since the previous conference which was held in Paris in 2016.
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Venue: University of Pisa
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This conference will bring together leading experts in the fields of spectral and scattering theory and hyperbolic differential equations. It will gather top international researchers from these areas to exchange new results and ideas and to introduce junior researchers to a range of cutting-edge mathematics and provide a comprehensive review of recent progress. It will also bring together experts in different fields who may not otherwise have an opportunity to talk with each other, resulting in new collaborations and ideas. An underlying motif of the conference is microlocal analysis, as many, but not all, talks will feature applications of this theory. The conference also is an opportunity to celebrate Maciej Zworski’s contributions to these areas.
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Venue: Université Paris-Saclay
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BrAG is an established series of meetings of British algebraic geometers. The organisers’ goal is to further strengthen the British algebraic geometry community, integrating postgraduate students and young researchers. The meetings feature activities aimed at early career researchers such as pre-talks, poster sessions and career development sessions, and include plenty of time for informal interactions between the participants.
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Venue: University of Sheffield
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The regional meeting on 2 April will consists of three talks, by Jonathan Bennett (Birmingham), Oana Ivanovici (Sorbonne) and Christopher D. Sogge (Johns Hopkins). The lectures are aimed at a general mathematical audience.
The aim of the workshop (3-5 April) on ‘Harmonic Analysis on manifolds’ is to bring together experts in harmonic and mi- crolocal analysis as well as PDEs, number theory and dynamics, to discuss recent developments and progress on open problems in the field.
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Venue: Loughborough University
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The conference brings together experts from related fields, such as Riemannian geometry, dynamical systems, algebraic geometry, symplectic geometry, PDEs and mathematical physics, exchanging ideas and sharing methods of study of different problems in integrable systems, applying these ideas and methods in their respective research projects. Synergy effect is expected, and indeed, was demonstrated in earlier editions of the conference.
Venue: CIMAT, Guanajuato, Mexico
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The Pan Asian Number Theory Conference (PANT) was initiated by Professor John Coates and a group of established number theorists who were either based in Asia or of Asian origin. The goal of the conference is to showcase exciting recent developments in number theory and related subjects, especially those occurring in the greater Asian regions or featuring works by mathematicians of Asian descent. It also aims to provide a platform for Asian number theorists to interact and collaborate with each other, especially those of the younger generation. PANT had been an annual week-long conference whose venue rotated among several countries.
Previous PANT Conferences have been held in Korea (2009, 2014), Japan (2010, 2021), China (2011, 2015, 2023), India (2012), Vietnam (2013), Taiwan (2016), Singapore (2018).
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Venue: Vietnam Institute of Advanced Study in Mathematics
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Held biennially since 1969, the British Combinatorial Conference (BCC) is the foremost UK conference on combinatorics and its applications.
Nine principal speakers will give survey talks covering a diverse range of topics in combinatorics and six mini-symposia, comprised of four speakers each, will cover significant recent advances in: additive combinatorics, algebraic combinatorics, combinatorial geometry, combinatorial optimization, extremal combinatorics, and probabilistic combinatorics.
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Venue: Queen Mary University London
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This is the fourth instalment of the THGT conference series. As its predecessors, the conference takes place in Bielefeld in spring, and as before it welcomes researchers studying groups through their interactions with topology and homology, as well as people interested in entering the subject.
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Venue: Bielefeld University
