Mathematics Colloquium 2023-24
Please join the WMI Colloquium in Zeeman B3.02.
Organisers: Sam Chow and Tobias Grafke
Additional colloquia, titles and abstracts will be added as details become available.
Colloquia take place on Friday afternoons at 4.00pm, in Zeeman B3.02. They are directed towards a general mathematical audience. In particular, one of the functions of these colloquia is to inform non-specialists and graduate students about recent trends, ideas and results in some area of mathematics, or a closely related field.
Autumn Term 2023/24
- 06 October 2023: Anne-Sophie Kaloghiros (Brunel) The Calabi problem for Fano 3-folds and applications
- 13 October 2023: Rob Silversmith (Warwick) Counting problems in algebraic geometry
- 20 October 2023: Colva Roney-Dougal (St Andrews) Counting permutation groups
- 27 October 2023: Juergen Branke (Warwick Business School) Bayesian Optimisation and Common Random Numbers
- 3 November 2023: Henna Koivusalo (Bristol) The Tales of Aperiodic Order
- 10 November 2023: Rob Hollingworth (Warwick RIS), Tom Montenegro-Johnson (Warwick), Randa Herzallah (Warwick) Impact - what it is, how it's done, and why it's good for you
- 17 November 2023: Jon Chapman (Oxford) Asymptotics beyond all orders: the devil's invention?
- 24 November 2023: Aretha Teckentrup (Edinburgh) Deep Gaussian process priors in infinite-dimensional inverse problems
- 1 December 2023: Julian Sahasrabudhe (Cambridge) Diagonal Ramsey numbers and high dimensional geometry
- 8 December 2023: John Gibbon (Imperial) Regularity and multifractality in passive and active turbulent Navier-Stokes-like flows
Spring Term 2023/24
- 12 January 2024: Chiara Saffirio (Basel) From microscopic to macroscopic scales: many interacting quantum particles and their semiclassical approximation.
- 19 January 2024: John MacKay (Bristol) Group actions on L^1 spaces
- 26 January 2024: Ben Krause (Bristol) 90 years of pointwise ergodic theory
- 2 February 2024: Vasiliki Evdoridou (Open University) Walking on the circle with Denjoy and Wolff
- 9 February 2024: Eric Lauga (Cambridge) Biological flows inside cells
- 16 February 2024: Viveka Erlandsson (Bristol) Counting curves à la Mirzakhani
- 23 February 2024: Kenneth Falconer (St Andrews) Fractals and intermediate dimensions
- 1 March 2024: Christian Ikenmeyer (Warwick Maths/CS) P versus NP and connections to algebraic geometry, representation theory, and algebraic combinatorics
- 8 March 2024: Matthew England (Coventry) Recent developments in real quantifier elimination technology
- 15 March 2024: Coralia Cartis (Oxford) Dimensionality reduction techniques for nonconvex optimization
Summer Term 2023/24
- 26 April 2024: J Nathan Kutz (Washington) Data-driven model discovery and physics-informed learning
- 3 May 2024: Patrick Farrell (Oxford) Computing multiple solutions of nonlinear problems
- 10 May 2024: June Barrow-Green (Open University) Ronald Ross and Hilda Hudson: A collaboration on the mathematical theory of epidemics
- 17 May 2024: Tim Burness (Bristol) Simple groups, fixed point ratios and applications
- 24 May 2024: Henry Wilton (Cambridge) Rational curvature invariants of 2-dimensional complexes
- 31 May 2024: Mark Cannon (Oxford) Difference of Convex Functions in Robust and Adaptive Model Predictive Control
- 7 June 2024: Radu Cimpeanu (Warwick) Interfacing with the real world: how to break mathematical models (and put them together again)
- 14 June 2024: Nick Sheridan (Edinburgh) Integrality of mirror maps via homological mirror symmetry
- 21 June 2024: Sarah Peluse (Michigan) Arithmetic patterns in dense sets
- 28 June 2024: Speaking with Style