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Mar
31
Date2:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Hao Peng (MIT)

For general reductive groups over a p-adic number field, Fargues and Scholze constructed a (semi-simplified) local Langlands with many good properties. On the other hand, classical local Langlands correspondences are known for classical groups via endoscopy theory and theta lifting. We review…

Mar
31
Date4:00 PM
Location
Sequoia 200
Speaker
Youngtak Sohn (Brown)
Apr
07
Date2:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Akshat Mudgal (Warwick)

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Apr
07
Date2:30 PM
Location
384H
Speaker
Basak Gurel (University of Central Florida)

Abstract: The presence of hyperbolic periodic orbits or invariant sets often has an effect on the global behavior of a symplectic dynamical system. In this talk we discuss two theorems along the lines of this phenomenon, extending some properties of Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms to dynamically…

Apr
07
Date4:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Jae Hee Lee (Stanford)

Abstract: In positive characteristic, on one hand the quantum D-module (from Gromov--Witten theory) carries extra central endomorphisms known as quantum Steenrod operations. On the other hand, in representation theory, the algebra of differential operators also carry a "large center" in positive…

Apr
08
Date4:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Isabella Khan, Princeton

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Apr
14
Date2:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Pol van Hoften (VU Amsterdam)

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Apr
15
Date4:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Inhyeok Choi, Cornell

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Apr
16
Date12:00 PM
Location
384H
Speaker
Koby Rubinstein

The cochlea is the main organ of the inner ear. It is responsible for converting the incoming mechanical sound signals from the middle ear into neural signals in the auditory nerve. This transformation involves a fascinating sequence of mechanical and hydrodynamical components, responsible for…

Apr
21
Date2:00 PM
Location
383N
Speaker
Giorgos Kotsovolis (Princeton)

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