Previous Conferences & Workshops

We answer a 1982 conjecture of Erd&‌#337;s and Simonovits about the growth of number of $k$-walks in a graph, which incidentally was studied earlier by Blakley and Dixon in 1966. We prove this conjecture in a more general setup than the earlier...

Abstract: Uryson k-width of a metric space X measures how close X is to being k-dimensional. Several years ago Larry Guth proved that if M is a closed n-dimensional manifold, and the volume of each ball of radius 1 in M does not exceed a certain...

Extending on the work of Kudla-Millson and Yuan-Zhang-Zhang, together with Yott we are constructing special divisors for a specific GSpin Shimura variety. We further construct a generating series that has as coefficients the cohomology classes...

Abstract: For surfaces immersed into a compact Riemannian manifold, we consider the curvature functional given by the $L^2$ integral of the second fundamental form. We discuss an an area bound in terms of that functional, with application to the...

Abstract: We present new-curvature one-cycle sweepout estimates in Riemannian geometry, both on surfaces and in higher dimension. More precisely, we derive upper bounds on the length of one-parameter families of one-cycles sweeping out essential...

Abstract : It is a joint work with G. Courtois, S. Gallot and A.Sambusetti. We prove a compactness theorem for metric spaces with anupper bound on the entropy and other conditions that will be discussed.Several finiteness results will be drawn. It...

The study of the planar-circular-restricted 3-body problem led to Poincaré's "last geometric theorem", nowadays known as the Poincaré-Birkhoff theorem. It is a fixed point theorem for certain area-preserving annulus homeomorphisms. Birkhoff's proof...