Members’ Colloquium

In probability theory, universality is the phenomenon where random processes converge to a common limit despite microscopic differences. For instance, the random walk, under mild conditions, converges to the same Brownian motion seen from afar...

The P vs. NP problem was formulated about 50 years ago, and was chosen to be one of the seven Clay millenium problems 25 years ago. In this period our understanding of the depth, breadth and impact of the problem has changed dramatically. I plan to...

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This talk will recall the Birch--Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture and describe highlights of the progress towards it, both pre- and post-millennium.  This will largely be a repeat of the speaker's plenary talk from the 2025 Clay Research conference on the...

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