I will start by explaining the construction of a formal scheme
starting with an integral affine manifold Q equipped with a
decomposition into Delzant polytopes. This is a weaker and more
elementary version of degenerations of abelian varieties...
Wiles’s proof of the modularity of (semistable) elliptic curves
over the rationals and Fermat’s Last Theorem relied on his
invention of a modularity lifting method. There were two strands to
the method:
In this talk, I will discuss joint work with Tristan Buckmaster,
Nader Masmoudi, and Vlad Vicol in which we construct
non-conservative solutions to the Euler equations which belong to
the regularity class C0tH1/2−x. The motivation for such
solutions...
I will talk about ongoing work with S. Venugopalan on computing
disk potentials (which are counts of holomorphic disks with
boundary on a Lagrangian) via multi-directional neck stretching.
The focus will be on examples.
Morrey’s conjecture arose from a rather innocent looking
question in 1952: is there a local condition characterizing
"ellipticity” in the calculus of variations? Morrey was not able to
answer the question, and indeed, it took 40 years until
first...
This talk will serve as an introduction to the random algebraic
method. This method has its origins in the following problem:
suppose the binomial random graph comes "close" to having some
property of interest P, but fails to do so because of the...
In this talk I will discuss a joint project with Yuanpu Liang in
which we establish several properties of the sequence of symplectic
capacities defined by Gutt and Hutchings for star-shaped domains
using S1-equivariant symplectic homology. Among the...
