Past Events

We invite talented and motivated graduate students from Canada and the United States to participate in a unique Summer School and Hackathon. The goal of this event is to expose graduate students to the exciting and emergent field of Structured...

Important Updates: Applicants from Canadian Institutions can apply for support! The application form MUST be completed before the registration. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeKE9D0yKH0_eyxaKtjbFkePShMyYGvJfcpEfUBqaDwn8O4bA/viewform Event...

About the Conference: The dynamic interplay between functional analysis and operator theory has given rise to numerous new sub-fields of analysis, collectively forming an emerging area we like to call "operator analysis on function spaces". While...

LG&TBQ2: Geometry, Topology, and Dynamics is a sequel to the conference LG&TBQ organized in 2019 at the University of Michigan. In addition to the plenary lectures, we will have contributed talks in three parallel sessions. There will also be a...

Overview Commutative algebra, the study of commutative rings and their modules, is a central field in mathematics. Commutative algebra provides the algebraic language used within algebraic geometry, and via the Stanley-Reisner correspondence...

Event Organizers Gordon Slade University of British Columbia Omer Angel University of British Columbia Louigi Addario-Berry McGill University Mathav Murugan University of British Columbia Course Descriptions Main course: Tom Hutchcroft Title...

Registation Please be sure to register to receive the latest updates and important event information, including the Zoom link for the event. Registation Link: https://forms.gle/eazpg6coB7NDPwUa8 Schedule of Activities Welcome and opening remarks 13...

The Niven Lecture is an annual lecture given to graduating math students, their family members and the general public at UBC. Between 1905 and 1910 the idea of the random walk, now a major topic in applied math, was invented simultaneously and...

This workshop is hosted by Simon Fraser University. It is supported by the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the NSERC-EU project FoQaCiA. The goal of this meeting is to connect mathematicians, physicists and computer scientists...

Invited Minisymposia: IM1: Descriptive combinatorics ( Anton Bernshteyn, UCLA and Felix Weilacher, UC Berkeley) IM2: Pursuit-evasion games on graphs ( Anthony Bonato, Toronto Metropolitan University) IM3: How Many? The Art and Craft of Counting (...