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The focus of this conference is to bring together international experts and upcoming young early career researchers in operator algebras to discuss problems in subfactor theory, K-theory and their application in conformal quantum field theory.
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Venue: Gregynog Hall, Wales
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This conference will address both fundamental questions in moduli theory, the geometry of moduli spaces and interactions with other areas. The main topics to be covered include the general theory of stability conditions in derived categories and non-reductive geometry invariant theory (GIT), higher rank Brill-Noether theory, and Higgs bundles and character varieties. These strongly inter-connected topics have all experienced intensive research activity in recent times and the time is right to bring the community together.
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Venue: University of Warwick
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The British Combinatorial Conference (BCC), held biennially, is the foremost UK conference in the field of combinatorics and its applications. Each edition of the BCC includes 9 internationally renowned principal speakers, selected by the British Combinatorial Committee both for the excellence of their research and the clarity of their exposition. These speakers will give survey talks covering a diverse range of topics within the field of combinatorics. The BCC will also include six invited mini-symposia covering the breadth of combinatorics.
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Venue: Lancaster University
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Many natural and prominent problems in the theory of integrable systems were solved by mathematicians from ouside the field, i.e. those who do not consider integrable ystems as their main area of research. Typically, these people work in Riemannian geometry, algebraic geometry, symplectic geometry, the theory of PDEs, or mathematical physics. The goal of this conference is to bring such people together to exchange ideas and share methods of study of different problems in integrable systems, applying these new ideas and methods in their specific research projects.
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Venue: Tel Aviv University
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This conference, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Alfréd Rényi, aims to represent modern probability, graph theory and networks, information theory, dynamical systems, number theory, and other fields in Rényi’s spirit. Plenary speakers and parallel sessions will explore the interconnections between these and other areas of pure and applied mathematics and show how Rényi’s way of approaching mathematics as a whole determined the shape of these areas.
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Venue: Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics
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There have been several exciting developments in recent years that demonstrate the potential for fruitful coss-interaction between model theory and combinatorics; the time is ripe for a more systematic exploration of this promising and, as of yet, unexplored interface. With an emphasis on tutorials and open problem sessions, this workshop aims to define an inspiring and focused research agenda for the next five years.
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Venue: University of Cambridge
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Venue: Harvard University
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In addition to being an opportunity to exchange mathematical ideas, the conference will serve as a celebration of the work of Robin Graham on the occasion of his 65th birthday and academic retirement.
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Venue: University of Washington, Seattle
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This conference is designed to discuss and disseminate the latest advances in harmonic analysis. Topics covered will include classical harmonic analysis as well as interactions with number theory, discrepancy theory, and PDE, among others. It will serve as an opportunity to celebrate the work of Michael Lacey and his contributions as a mathematician.
Professor Christoph Thiele (Bonn) will give the Clay Lecture at this event.
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Venue: Centre de Recerca Matemática, Barcelona
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Homotopical and higher-categorical methods are becoming increasingly important in areas such as geometry, topology, algebra, mathematical physics, and lately also logic and computer science. The insight can be summarized in realizing that many deep problems in these areas and elsewhere are homotopical in nature, and that native homotopical tools are necessary for a natural treatment of them as well as for obtaining viable solutions that can serve as a basis for further developments.
This conference aims at gathering experts from several related areas —equivariant, motivic, and chromatic homotopy, topological field theories, infinity categories, operadic calculus and homotopical algebras, graph homology and Grothendieck–Teichmüller groups, derived analytic geometry, elliptic cohomology— in order to foster new results and stimulate young researchers.
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Venue: University of Barcelona
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This conference will cover recent progress in the theory of dynamical systems and its geometric and number-theoretic applications. In recent years there have been spectacular advances in the area, highlighting various connections between dynamics, rigidity, Diophantine approxi- mation, combinatorics, and many other areas of mathematics. Many of recent developments are made possible by the previous ground-breaking work of Gregory Margulis, whose 75th birthday will be honored by the conference.
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Venue: University of Chicago
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This conference is in the primary algebraic research areas of Michael J. Larsen: Algebraic Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry and Group Theory. The talks will be aimed at a broad swath of algebraists at all levels. The organisers hope to foster interactions across these areas in the spirit of Michael’s own body of work. There will be a contributed talks session (20-30 minutes) for young mathematicians and a professional development workshop.
Professor Aner Shalev and Professor Carlos Simpson will give Clay Lectures at this event.
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Venue: Indiana University