This week, Fenia Derezea will be speaking on “Period estimation of lightcurves”. Abstract: “This is a general presentation that everyone can attend. In this talk … Read more
Category: Talks
From Moving frames to Invariant Euler-Lagrange Equations (Lewis White 04/12/20)
This week, we have Lewis White from the mathematics department. Lewis will give a talk entitled “From Moving frames to Invariant Euler-Lagrange Equations”. Abstract: “In … Read more
Use of capture-recapture models to estimate the abundance in a translocated gecko population (Katie Bickerton 27/11/20)
This week, Katie Bickerton from the Statistical Ecology group will be speaking about “Use of capture-recapture models to estimate abundance in a translocated gecko population: … Read more
Diagram algebras from scratch (David Brown 23/10/20)
This week David Brown from Mathematics will be giving a talk entitled “Diagram algebras from scratch”. Abstract: “In this talk I will explain some of the … Read more
17 May ~ Jie Lie (Stats)
Title: Covariance regression analysis Abstract: I will introduce covariance regression analysis which is proposed recently. This method mainly takes the auxiliary information matrix as the … Read more
18 May ~ Dimitris Michailidis “The Quillen-Suslin theorem”
In 1955 Jean-Pierre Serre, motivated from Algebraic Geometry, stated his famous conjecture, “We don’t know if there exist finitely generated projective modules over the ring … Read more
11 May ~ Jocelyne Ishak “Some topological fun”
This talk is intended to introduce the area of topology to a general audience in a fun way. We will start by defining the notion … Read more
23 March ~ José Perusquía “Construction of Random Probability Measures through the Normalisation of Completely Random Measures”
Bayesian Nonparametrics is characterised by “big” parameter spaces and the construction of probability measures on them. For the specification of these (random) probability measures there … Read more
9 March ~ Lucy Barnes “Tools for nonlinear PDE’s when numerics won’t save you”
A very brief overview of a variety of tools that can simplify certain nonlinear PDE’s, specifically equations that are difficult to solve numerically. Using conservation … Read more
19 Februrary Sibson Seminar Room 3 at 1pm ~ Raf Bocklandt (University of Amsterdam) “Local quivers and Morita theory for matrix factorizations “
We will discuss how techniques in Mirror symmetry developed by Cho, Hong and Lau can lead to a Morita theory for matrix factorizations and tie … Read more