Video Lectures

Multiple polylogarithms appear to be central to many seemingly unrelated areas of mathematics, including the volumes of hyperbolic polytopes, scissors congruence, algebraic K-theory, and special values of zeta functions. Despite this broad network...

The talk will be on recent progress in a series of joint papers with Filip Živanović, about a large class of non-compact symplectic manifolds, which includes semiprojective toric manifolds, quiver varieties, and conical symplectic resolutions of...

Mathematician Hel Braun, Member (1947–1948) in the School of Mathematics, left a remarkable legacy, despite facing formidable challenges. While Braun's mathematical contributions remain important, her story has been mostly forgotten. In this talk...

I will give an overview of recent progress in random multiplicative functions (random models for multiplicative functions) and their connection to the study of the Fyodorov-Hiary-Keating conjecture and Polya's question on nonnegative character sums...

Gas-rich environments are ubiquitous in various scales, from protoplanetary disks to star clusters and galaxies. Dynamics in gas-rich environments are substantially different and give rise to unique astrophysical phenomena, along with enhancing the...

The long-standing F-Conjecture asserts that there is a very simple description for the closed cone of effective curves on the moduli space M_{g,n}\bar of stable n-pointed curves of genus g as being determined by a finite collection of so-called F...

In 1984, Ryan showed that any smooth Schubert variety in type A is an iterated fiber-bundle of Grassmannian varieties. Later, Haiman calculated the generating function for the number of smooth permutations (equivalently smooth Schubert varieties) of...

I will discuss various applications of a combinatorial model for the (torus equivariant) quantum K-theory of flag manifolds G/B, called the quantum alcove model. This is a uniform model for all Lie types, based on Weyl group combinatorics. It first...

The theory of hierarchically hyperbolic groups, due to Behrstock, Hagen, and Sisto, was developed by abstracting work of Masur and Minsky on mapping class groups. Study of the large scale geometry of the outer automorphism group Out(Fn)

of a rank n...

In theoretical computer science, an increasingly important role is being played by sparse high-dimensional expanders (HDXs), of which we know two main constructions: "building" HDXs [Ballantine'00, ...] and "coset complex" HDXs [Kaufman--Oppenheim...