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Representation Theory and Applications to Combinatorics, Geometry and Quantum Physics

This conference is dedicated to Boris Feigin on his 60th birthday. The aim of the conference is to discuss recent achievments in representation theory related to Geometric Langlands Correspondence, Quantum Cohomology and Moduli Spaces, Double Affine and Toroidal Algebras, AGT Correspondence and other aspects of CFT, and other classical and modern questions.

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Venue: Independent University of Moscow

Mostowski 100

This meeting will commemoratre the mathematical heritage of the celebrated Polish mathematician Andrzej Mostowski.  the Mostowski Centenary is an occassion to brind to Warsaw a distinguished group of mathematicians, and to explore the meaning and consequences of Mostowski’s work for the current development of Foundations of Mathematics.  The meeting will focus on the impact of his ideas on mathematics today.

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Venue: University of Warsaw

Gelfand Centennial Conference: a View of 21st Century Mathematics

This conference is dedicated to the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Israel Moiseevich Gelfand (1913-2009), one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century. Gelfand made fundamental contributions to many areas of mathematics, and created a large and prominent school. He always emphasized unity of mathematics, and stressed that a mathematician should study new mathematics all of their life.

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Venue: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

4th European Set Theory Conference (4ESTC)

The 4th European Set Theory Conference (4ESTC) is the largest conference in the world on set theory and related areas.  It takes place every two years; the first two editions took place in Bedlewo, Poland, in 2007 and 2009, and the third in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2011.  As in previous years, 4ESTC will bring together world leaders in set theory and its applications.

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Venue: Món Sant Benet, Catalonia, Spain

Women in Mathematics Days

The Women in Mathematics Day is an annual event organised by the London Mathematical Society.  Sessions will include talks by women mathematicians at different career stages and a poster session. There will also be a number of practical sessions to help women get the most out of their careers in mathematics. Sessions will include advice on how to get funding for your first postdoc and beyond and discussion groups on topics such as combining family and career, working overseas and making the next step in your career. The event provides an opportunity to meet and talk with women who are active and successful in mathematics.

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Venue: Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge

IMA Conference on Mathematics of Finance

One persistent theme in the history of mathematics is the close relationship between the subject and finance. From the Babylonians, through Fibonacci and then Stevin, Pascal, Fermat, Huygens, Bernoulli and Bachelier the development of mathematics has often been based on solving problems in finance.  The series of financial crises following 2007 have highlighted the need for novel mathematics to address the increasingly complex problems of finance. The aim of this conference is to encourage mathematicians, from a wide range of backgrounds, to address important societal issues in relation to the operation of modern markets.

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Venue: Heriot-Watt University

Simplicity: Ideas of Practice in Mathematics and the Arts

A major international conference bringing together twenty-five world-renowned figures from mathematics, art, art history, philosophy of mathematics, and architecture for the purpose of initiating a cross-disciplinary dialogue built around the concept of simplicity.

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Venue: City University of New York

Analysis, Spectra, and Number Theory

The conference will focus on analytic number theory, with emphasis on its many relationships with analysis and spectral theory. Topics to be highlighted include arithmetic quantum chaos, analysis of families of L-functions, arithmetic statistics, and connections with ergodic theory. It will include a problem session to suggest future directions for the field. 

The last several decades have seen a number of surprising and useful connections between analytic number theory and other topics, especially analysis and spectral theory. As a few examples:

  • The spectrum of the Laplacian operators on the modular surface has become a basic tool of analytic number theory; more recently, spectra of higher rank locally symmetric spaces are beginning to play an important role also.
  • Arithmetic quantum chaos, the study of classically chaotic Hamiltonians that commute with a large family of Hecke operators, has led to a new frontier of interaction with ergodic theory.
  • The conjectural relationship between families of L-functions and random matrix theory has led to new discoveries on both sides. These include results concerning the statistics of zeros of L-functions, the value distribution and moments of L-functions, new approaches to understanding difficult combinatorics that connect these statistics with random matrix statistics, and recent insights from function fields.
  • The sum-product phenomenon interacts (via expansion and the affine sieve) with both classical problems of analytic number theory and modern questions about expander graphs.
  • Arithmetic statistics is a new subfield of analytic number theory; it is built on ideas from the classical geometry of numbers, invariant theory, and also algebraic geometry (in the function field case).

This conference is being organized in honor of Peter Sarnak on the occasion of his 61st birthday.

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Venue: Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study

Foundations of Computational Mathematics

The conference, organised by the Society for Foundations of Computational Mathematics, is eighth in a sequence that commenced with the Park City, Rio de Janeiro, Oxford, Minneapolis, Santander, Hong Kong and Budapest FoCM meetings.

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Venue: Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay

Symposium on Theoretical Computer Science

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Venue: MIT

Harmonic Analysis and Partial Differential Equations

To reflect the interdisciplinary character of the conference the organizers are planning to focus on a number of different areas of partial differential equations where harmonic analysis techniques are often used, with emphasis on recent developments in non-linear dispersive PDE, inverse problems, elliptic homogenization, and boundary value problems with minimal regularity. More precisely, this conference will emphasize the following research areas: global well-posedness and blow up for mass and energy critical Schrödinger and wave equations, blow up, profile decomposition, soliton resolution conjecture, unique continuation properties, Calderón problem with partial data, anisotropioc inverse problems, uniform boundary regularity estimates for elliptic operators with periodic coefficients.

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Venue: University of Chicago

Algebraic Varieties: Bundles, Topology, Physics (VBAC 2014)

This is a meeting on Algebraic Geometry, covering a broad spectrum of topics and emphasizing those which concern bundles on algebraic varieties and link Algebraic Geometry to Topology or Mathematical Physics.

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Venue: Freie Universität Berlin