Previous Conferences & Workshops

I have been developing a new bridge between number theory and symplectic geometry. The special program at the IAS and a workshop this week in Wolfensohn Hall are devoted to mirror symmetry. I will describe this bridge, explain that there are travel...

Please see agenda: http://www.ias.edu/math/files/Workshop%20on%20Homological%20Mirror%20SymmetryB.pdf

Please see agenda: http://www.ias.edu/math/files/Workshop%20on%20Homological%20Mirror%20SymmetryB.pdf

Indistinguishability obfuscation has turned out to be an outstanding notion with strong implications not only to cryptography, but also other areas such as complexity theory, and differential privacy. Nevertheless, our understanding of how to...

The computational complexity of finding Nash Equilibria in games has received much attention over the past two decades due to its theoretical and philosophical significance. This talk will be centered around the connection between this problem and...

Please see agenda: http://www.ias.edu/math/files/Workshop%20on%20Homological%20Mirror%20SymmetryB.pdf

The spring workshop emphasized the interactions between homological mirror symmetry and recent developments in other areas of mathematics and physics.

The workshop was organized by Paul Seidel (MIT) and James Pascaleff (Univ...