Past Events

Oct
07
  • Bergman Lecture

Universality of Wigner Random Matrices

You can learn more about Professor Tao at https://www.math.ucla.edu/~tao/

 

Oct
06

The Cosmic Distance Ladder

How do we know the distances from the earth to the sun and moon, from the sun to the other planets, and from the sun to other stars and distant galaxies? Clearly, we cannot measure these directly. Nevertheless, there are many indirect methods of measurement, combined with basic high-school…

Oct
06
  • Public Lecture

The Cosmic Distance Ladder

How do we know the distances from the earth to the sun and moon, from the sun to the other planets, and from the sun to other stars and distant galaxies? Clearly, we cannot measure these directly. Nevertheless, there are many indirect methods of measurement, combined with basic high-school…

Oct
05
  • Bergman Lecture

The Proof of the Poincaré Conjecture

Mar
11
  • de Leeuw Lecture

Calculi for Sensor Networks: Mathematics for the Data Flood

Jan
08
  • Bergman Lecture

Application to the low energy states of spin glasses and Parisi's replica symmetry breaking (lecture 2)

You can learn more about Professor Ben Arous at https://math.nyu.edu/~benarous/

 

Jan
07
  • Bergman Lecture

The Link with Random Matrices (lecture 1)

https://math.nyu.edu/~benarous/

Nov
13
  • de Leeuw Lecture

On the Mathematics of Genomic Imprinting

You can learn more about Professor Marcus Feldman at https://profiles.stanford.edu/marcus-feldman

Oct
23
  • Bergman Lecture

The Hypoelliptic Laplacian of J.M. Bismut (lecture 2)

You can learn more about Professor Gilles Lebeau at https://dl.acm.org/profile/81100294862

Oct
21
  • Bergman Lecture

The Metropolis Algorithm (lecture 1)

You can learn more about Professor Gilles Lebeau at https://dl.acm.org/profile/81100294862

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