Video Lectures AllHistorical StudiesMathematicsNatural SciencesSocial ScienceProspects in Theoretical PhysicsWomen and MathematicsFriends of the InstituteMore search optionsTitleYearTags Separate tags with a comma. SpeakerItems per page5102550Sort byDate AscDate DescTitle AscTitle Descvideo lecture An improved sunflower bound. October 07, 2019Jiapeng Zhang A sunflower with $r$ petals is a collection of $r$ sets so that the intersection of each pair is equal to the intersection of all. Erdos and Rado in 1960 proved the sunflower lemma: for any fixed $r$, any family of sets of size $w$, with at least... Read More video lecture Edward T Cone Concert Series Conversation October 04, 2019Meredith Monk and David Lang Read More video lecture Uniqueness aspects of symplectic fillings October 04, 2019Zhengyi Zhou Read More video lecture Dynamics of Deep Neural Networks--A Fourier Analysis Perspective October 04, 2019Yaoyu Zhang Read More video lecture Decay of correlations for Anosov flows October 04, 2019Zhiyuan Zhang Read More video lecture Robustness of graph properties -- property testing and removal lemma. October 04, 2019Fan Wei Read More video lecture Estimating the Wasserstein Metric October 04, 2019Jonathan Niles-Weed Read More video lecture A stacky approach to crystalline (and prismatic) cohomology. October 03, 2019Vladimir DrinfeldThe stacky approach was originated by Bhatt and Lurie. (But the possible mistakes in my talk are mine.) Let X be a scheme over F_p. Many years ago Grothendieck and Berthelot defined the notion of crystal on X; moreover, they defined the notion of... Read More video lecture Singular moduli for real quadratic fields and p-adic families of modular forms October 02, 2019Jan Vonk Read More video lecture Interactive Learning with Comparison Queries October 02, 2019Shay Moran Read More PaginationFirst page« FirstPrevious page‹ Previous… Page 243 Page 244 Page 245 Page 246 Current page 247 Page 248 Page 249 Page 250 Page 251…Next pageNext ›Last pageLast »
video lecture An improved sunflower bound. October 07, 2019Jiapeng Zhang A sunflower with $r$ petals is a collection of $r$ sets so that the intersection of each pair is equal to the intersection of all. Erdos and Rado in 1960 proved the sunflower lemma: for any fixed $r$, any family of sets of size $w$, with at least... Read More
video lecture Edward T Cone Concert Series Conversation October 04, 2019Meredith Monk and David Lang Read More
video lecture Dynamics of Deep Neural Networks--A Fourier Analysis Perspective October 04, 2019Yaoyu Zhang Read More
video lecture Robustness of graph properties -- property testing and removal lemma. October 04, 2019Fan Wei Read More
video lecture A stacky approach to crystalline (and prismatic) cohomology. October 03, 2019Vladimir DrinfeldThe stacky approach was originated by Bhatt and Lurie. (But the possible mistakes in my talk are mine.) Let X be a scheme over F_p. Many years ago Grothendieck and Berthelot defined the notion of crystal on X; moreover, they defined the notion of... Read More
video lecture Singular moduli for real quadratic fields and p-adic families of modular forms October 02, 2019Jan Vonk Read More
