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Cliff Taubes to give Poincaré Distinguished Lecture

Professor Clifford Taubes (Harvard University) will present two Poincaré Distinguished Lectures on January 28 & 29, 2020. Titles of talks, times, and locations TBA

Cyrus Reza, Stanford math major, named 2020 Rhodes Scholar

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Professor Yakov Eliashberg Awarded 2020 Wolf Prize in Mathematics

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News

January 21, 2020

Professor Yakov Eliashberg Awarded Wolf Prize for Mathematics

November 25, 2019

Stanford Math Major, Cyrus Reza named 2020 Rhodes Scholar

November 20, 2019

Nina Zubrilina to Receive the 2020 Morgan Prize & PhD student David Stoner receives Honorable Mention

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Events

Jan

A Survey of Parking Functions

Professor Richard Stanley

2:00 PM

Jan

Smith Normal Form In Combinatorics

Professor Richard Stanley (MIT)

2:00 PM

Jan

Z/2 harmonic differential forms and S1(2;C)-like gauge theories

Professor Cliff Taubes (Harvard University)

4:30 PM

Seminars

Jan

22

Equivariant K-theory of schemes

Naomi Kraushar

Student Algebraic Geometry

4:30 PM | Math 384-I
Jan

22

Lagrangian chaos, mixing, and scalar turbulence in stochastic fluids

Samuel Punshon-Smith, Brown University

Applied Math

4:30 PM | Math 384-H
Jan

23

Improved bounds for sunflowers

Ryan Alweiss (Princeton)

Combinatorics

2:00 PM | Math 384-H
Jan

23

Knot concordance and 4-manifolds

Lisa Piccirillo (Brandeis / MIT)

Department Colloquium

4:30 PM | Math 380-W
Jan

24

The Picard-Lefschetz theorem

Paul Falcone

Student Symplectic

11:30 AM | Math 384-I
Jan

24

Cover Time and the Gaussian Free Field

Andrea Ottolini

Student Probability

12:30 PM | Math 384-I

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Stanford Mathematics welcomes Szegö Assistant Professor Lisa Sauermann

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