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Marston Morse Lectures

Mar
26
1997

Marston Morse Lectures

Seiberg‐Witten Monopoles and the Thurston Norm Contact Structures, Foliations and Floer Homology The Genus Minimizing Problem in Dimension Four
Peter Kronheimer
2:00pm
Mar
27
1997

Marston Morse Lectures

Seiberg‐Witten Monopoles and the Thurston Norm Contact Structures, Foliations and Floer Homology The Genus Minimizing Problem in Dimension Four
Peter Kronheimer
2:00pm
Mar
05
2001

Marston Morse Lectures

Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, I Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, II The Smale Conjecture for Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds
2:00pm
Mar
07
2001

Marston Morse Lectures

Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, I Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, II The Smale Conjecture for Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds
2:00pm
Mar
08
2001

Marston Morse Lectures

Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, I Geometric and Topological Rigidity of Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds, II The Smale Conjecture for Hyperbolic 3‐Manifolds
2:00pm
Mar
27
2006

Marston Morse Lectures

Rigid Actions on Homogeneous Spaces and Applications
Marina Ratner
2:00pm|S-101

During the last 10 years the results and ideas from my work on unipotent flows have been widely used and applied to various problems arising from number theory, spectral theory, ergodic theory, the theory of elliptic curves, moduli spaces, dynamics...

Mar
19
2007

Marston Morse Lectures

Equivariant Cohomology in Algebraic Geometry
3:00pm|S-101

Although equivariant cohomology originated -- at this Institute -- nearly half a century ago, only much more recently has it become an active area of algebraic geometry. The equivariant cohomology rings of simple algebraic varieties such as...

Mar
20
2007

Marston Morse Lectures

Equivariant Cohomology in Algebraic Geometry
3:00pm|S-101

Although equivariant cohomology originated -- at this Institute -- nearly half a century ago, only much more recently has it become an active area of algebraic geometry. The equivariant cohomology rings of simple algebraic varieties such as...

Mar
21
2007

Marston Morse Lectures

Equivariant Cohomology in Algebraic Geometry
3:00pm|S-101

Although equivariant cohomology originated -- at this Institute -- nearly half a century ago, only much more recently has it become an active area of algebraic geometry. The equivariant cohomology rings of simple algebraic varieties such as...

Mar
20
2009

Marston Morse Lectures

Inverse Mean Curvature Flow and Isoperimetric Inequalities
Gerhard Huisken
2:00pm|S-101
Mar
20
2009

Marston Morse Lectures

An Isoperimetric Concept for the Mass in General Relativity
Gerhard Huisken
4:00pm|S-101
Mar
12
2013

Marston Morse Lectures

Unexpected Applications of Polynomials in Combinatorics
2:00pm|S-101

In 2007, Zeev Dvir shocked experts by giving a one-page proof of the finite field Kakeya problem. The new idea in the proof was to introduce high degree polynomials into a problem about points and lines. This idea has led to progress on several...

Mar
13
2013

Marston Morse Lectures

What is Special About Polynomials? (Perspectives from Coding theory and Differential Geometry)
2:00pm|S-101

Polynomials are a special class of functions. They are useful in many branches of mathematics, often in problems which don't mention polynomials. We discuss two examples: polynomials in error-correcting codes and polynomials in geometric...

Mar
14
2013

Marston Morse Lectures

The Codimension Barrier in Incidence Geometry
2:00pm|S-101

Incidence geometry is a part of combinatorics that studies the intersection patterns of geometric objects. For example, suppose that we have a set of L lines in the plane. A point is called r-rich if it lies in r different lines from the set. For a...

Feb
10
2014

Marston Morse Lectures

Arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds, perfectoid spaces, and Galois representations I
Peter Scholze
2:00pm|S-101

One of the most studied objects in mathematics is the modular curve, which is the quotient of hyperbolic 2-space by the action of \(\mathrm{SL}_2(\mathbb Z)\). It is naturally the home of modular forms, but it also admits an algebraic structure. The...

Feb
12
2014

Marston Morse Lectures

Arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds, perfectoid spaces, and Galois representations II
Peter Scholze
2:00pm|S-101

One of the most studied objects in mathematics is the modular curve, which is the quotient of hyperbolic 2-space by the action of \(\mathrm{SL}_2(\mathbb Z)\). It is naturally the home of modular forms, but it also admits an algebraic structure. The...

Feb
14
2014

Marston Morse Lectures

Arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds, perfectoid spaces, and Galois representations III
Peter Scholze
3:30pm|S-101

One of the most studied objects in mathematics is the modular curve, which is the quotient of hyperbolic 2-space by the action of \(\mathrm{SL}_2(\mathbb Z)\). It is naturally the home of modular forms, but it also admits an algebraic structure. The...

Mar
02
2015

Marston Morse Lectures

Joint equidistribution of arithmetic orbits, joinings, and rigidity of higher rank diagonalizable actions I
2:00pm|S-101

An important theme in homogenous dynamics is that two parameter diagonalizable actions have much more rigidity than one parameter actions. One manifestation of this rigidity is rigidity of joinings of such actions. Joinings are an important concept...

Mar
04
2015

Marston Morse Lectures

Joint equidistribution of arithmetic orbits, joinings, and rigidity of higher rank diagonalizable actions II
2:00pm|S-101

An important theme in homogenous dynamics is that two parameter diagonalizable actions have much more rigidity than one parameter actions. One manifestation of this rigidity is rigidity of joinings of such actions. Joinings are an important concept...