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The main subject of the conference is about recent developments in hyperbolic geometry and hyperbolic group theory also covering some other closely related areas. The subsequent workshop will provide an in depth introduction to several key topics of the conference.
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Venue: IMPA
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Since their introduction in François Labourie’s seminal 2004 paper, Anosov representations have been a driving force in the study of discrete subgroups of higher-rank Lie groups, and have helped to stimulate two decades of research in the area. This conference/workshop, celebrating 20 years of progress in the field, brings together researchers studying the geometric, dynamical, and algebraic aspects of Anosov representations, as well as their connections to other topics.
The event will consist of a two-day introductory workshop for younger mathematicians, intended to provide an overview of Anosov representations for those new to the subject, followed by a three-day research conference focusing on recent developments.
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Venue: MPIM Leipzig
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Y-RANT is an annual conference primarily aimed at early career researchers (Ph.D. students and postdocs) working in, or interested in, algebraic number theory, analytic number theory and related topics. It provides a great chance to meet other early career number theorists, get a feeling for the interests of the broader community, and discuss ideas in a friendly and engaging environment. All participants are strongly encouraged to give a talk, either on their own research, or on a topic of interest.
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Venue: University of Oxford
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A conference in honor of Boris Zilber’s 75th birthday.
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Venue: University of Oxford
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This conference, in honour of Nicholas M. Katz’s 80th birthday, will focus on research topics closely related to his work.
Venue: Princeton University
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Venue: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Parabolic dynamics has undergone a revolution in the last twenty-five years through the use of renormalization methods. This meeting will showcase many of the recent developments of the field and its many applications to other areas. The organisers will take the opportunity to celebrate Giovanni Forni’s 60th birthday and his pioneering contributions to the field.
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Venue: University of Bologna
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This conference brings together the leading international and Australian mathematicians, Early Careers Researchers and PhD students in harmonic analysis and partial differential equations for the dissemination of the most recent developments in these fields, exchanging ideas, and fostering and strengthening collaborations. This conference will focus on new advances in harmonic analysis and applications, especially those to which Professor Jill Pipher has made lasting contributions. These include multiparameter harmonic analysis, theory of elliptic & parabolic equations, function space and weighted theory.
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Venue: Macquarie University
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Arithmetic groups have long been of interest in number theory (e.g. via the theory of automorphic forms), geometry (e.g. building interesting examples of Riemannian manifolds), and topology (e.g. computing (co)homology of locally symmetric spaces). Yet, their subgroup structure, particularly of their infinite index subgroups, remains mysterious.
Thin groups are such infinite index subgroups that have come to prominence recently because they arise naturally in various contexts with connections to number theory, geometry and topology.
The focus of this two-week event is on computational aspects of thin groups. The recent activity highlights the need for algorithms and procedures to study these groups, this event is the first aimed specifically at addressing this topic.
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Venue: IMS Singapore
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Venue: Harvard University
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This conference is part of a recurring series which brings together the world’s leading experts on the theory of regulators and their connections to the stud of algebraic cycles and motives, as well as their applications to physics and other branches of mathematics. In particular, the conference will report on the progress in the subject since the previous conference which was held in Paris in 2016.
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Venue: University of Pisa
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This conference will bring together leading experts in the fields of spectral and scattering theory and hyperbolic differential equations. It will gather top international researchers from these areas to exchange new results and ideas and to introduce junior researchers to a range of cutting-edge mathematics and provide a comprehensive review of recent progress. It will also bring together experts in different fields who may not otherwise have an opportunity to talk with each other, resulting in new collaborations and ideas. An underlying motif of the conference is microlocal analysis, as many, but not all, talks will feature applications of this theory. The conference also is an opportunity to celebrate Maciej Zworski’s contributions to these areas.
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Venue: Université Paris-Saclay
