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Author: mj328

16 June – Marina, Ana, Ellen – Why do men get served beer while women get served wine?

By mj328 | 05 June 2017

Are we using the most appropriate measurements when it comes to assessing gender inequality in STEM? We use national and departmental statistics, as well as … Read more

26 May– Jocelyne “Introduction to spectral sequences and some applications”

By mj328 | 05 June 2017

  Spectral sequences have a reputation of being difficult (I have absolutely no idea why :P). Even the very name ’Spectral Sequence’ can be quite … Read more

31 March – An Kang “Misinterpretations of statistical inference and the theory of causation”

By mj328 | 29 March 2017

In this talk I will present some common misinterpreted statistical conclusions from daily media and explain several manipulations (deliberately or not) behind those famous stories. By … Read more

24 March – Michele: “Boys don’t cry, Lie groups don’t lie”

By mj328 | 22 March 2017

Many differential equations of practical interest evolve on Lie groups or on manifolds acted upon by Lie groups. The retention of Lie-group structure under discretisation … Read more

03 March – Alexandru Cioba (UCL): Symplectic Topology and Contact Dynamics in Low Dimensions

By mj328 | 27 February 2017

Pseudoholomorphic curves (pioneered by Gromov in ’85) have become a staple of the study of low dimensional TQFT’s over the past decades. Before one encounters … Read more

24th February – Philip Arathoon (University of Manchester): Flag manifolds

By mj328 | 21 February 2017

A natural collection of homogeneous symplectic manifolds is given by the orbits of the coadjoint action of a Lie group on the dual of its … Read more

17th February – Joe: Cluster’s first stand

By mj328 | 21 February 2017

Special types of cluster algebra arise from quiver mutation. In general these have infinitely many generators. Fomin and Zelevinsky provided a criterion for the finite … Read more

02 December, Christopher Lee – “Symmetries and Invariant Theory”

By mj328 | 30 November 2016

About a century ago, a link between symmetries and conservation laws was found thanks to Noether. The motivation to study these symmetries created invariant theory … Read more

25 November, Ana: “Discrete moving frames, lifting integrability and evolution of curvature invariants”

By mj328 | 21 November 2016

Discrete moving frames have been proven useful for the study of discrete integrable systems, which arise as the analogues of curvature flows for polygon evolutions … Read more

21 October 2016: Aniketh Pittea. “Impact of changing population demographics on pension plans​.”

By mj328 | 20 October 2016

In this research, we ask: will the pension plan payments be adequate for the retirement needs of an ageing population? We implement existing economic and … Read more

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