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A Landau-Ginzburg (LG) model is a triplet of data (X, W, G) consisting of a regular function $W:X\to\mathbb{C}$ from a quasi-projective variety $X$ with a group $G$ acting on $X$ leaving $W$ invariant. One can build an analogue of Hodge theory and...

Given a finite simple graph $G$, an {\em odd cover of $G$} is a collection of complete bipartite graphs, or bicliques, in which each edge of $G$ appears in an odd number of bicliques and each non-edge of $G$ appears in an even number of bicliques. We...

The last 10-15 years have seen several works aimed at understanding the behaviour of scale-invariant norms near a potential blow-up time/finite maximal time of existence for a variety of PDE. Most of these results and proofs are qualitative and...

This event is part of the PIMS CRG Group on L-Functions in Analytic Number Theory. More details can be found on the webpage here: https://sites.google.com/view/crgl-functions/crg-weekly-seminar?authuser=0

Given a nonamenable transitive graph, does the plus state of the Ising model at low temperature stochastically dominate a high-density Bernoulli percolation? We'll discuss this question (asked by Liggett and Steif) and other questions of stochastic...

Here I will present some results on the dynamics of cell polarity models. I investigate two different models, one for the concentration of actin in the cytoskeleton of the cell and another for the concentration of nucleation promoting factors (NPF)...

The left regular representation of the symmetric group has a graded cousin constructed as a coinvariant quotient of the polynomial ring in n variables. This theory has fruitfully produced many interesting generalizations with a rich interplay between...

Many systems whose physics is generally well understood are modeled with differential equations. However, many of these differential equations have the property that they are sensitive to the choice of initial conditions. If one instead has snapshots...

In this talk, I will discuss a conjecture made by Fässler and Orponen on the restricted projections in R^3. In the first part, I will introduce some background on the projection problems and its relation with Furstenberg set problem and Szemerédi...

In this talk, I will introduce two SIS reaction-diffusion epidemic models with cognition, and the cognitive diffusion either takes a Fokker-Planck type diffusion obtained by Chapman's diffusion law (called random diffusion) or follows Fick's...