Previous Conferences & Workshops

The goal of (general-purpose) program obfuscation is to make an arbitrary computer program "unintelligible" while preserving its functionality. The problem of program obfuscation is well studied both in theory and in practice. Though despite its...

I will present some recent joint work with Richard Siefring on the behavior of finite energy foliations under the action of a 0-surgery (i.e. a connect sum) and a 2-surgery. We will then discuss applications to the restricted three body problem.

I will explain how to use Deligne's theory of nearby cycles over general bases to prove Thom-Sebastiani type theorems.

Some parts of the random matrix/nonequilibrium workshop will be concerned with stochastic models which are tagged as integrable. I will briefly recall the notion of classical integrability and quantum integrability, just to provide similarities and...

Our goal is to explain how certain basic representation theoretic ideas and constructions encapsulated in the form of Macdonald processes lead to nontrivial asymptotic results in various `integrable'; probabilistic problems. Examples include dimer...

School of Mathematics annual cocktail party for new members - by invitation only.

Our goal is to explain how certain basic representation theoretic ideas and constructions encapsulated in the form of Macdonald processes lead to nontrivial asymptotic results in various `integrable'; probabilistic problems. Examples include dimer...