All of these talks are available to watch at the link below!
All of these talks are available to watch at the link below!
Found this via decor light just in time for the long holiday weekend :)
Originally shared by Chandan Dalawat
What's Next? The mathematical legacy of Bill Thurston
Bill Thurston introduced new ways of thinking about and of seeing mathematics that have had a profound influence on the entire mathematical community. Mathematicians from a broad spectrum of areas gathered June 23-27, 2014 to describe recent advances and explore future directions motivated by Thurston's transformative ideas.
Yair Minsky: Relative and absolute bounds on skinning maps
Rick Kenyon: Discrete analytic functions and integrability
Alan Reid: Arithmetic hyperbolic manifolds
John Milnor: Hyperbolic component boundaries
Benson Farb: Homology, representation theory, and Bill
Anton Zorich: Lyapunov exponents and diffusion in periodic billiards
Dusa McDuff: Thurston's work on contact and symplectic geometry
Kelly Delp: Playing with surfaces
Michel Boileau: Cyclic branched coverings and characterizations of S3
Yi Ni: Genus minimizing knots in rational homology spheres
Jeff Weeks: The shape of space
Anna Wienhard: Geometric structures and representation varieties
Dani Wise: Mixed 3-manifolds are virtually special
Danny Calegari: Random groups, diamonds and glass
Étienne Ghys: Foliations - What's next after Thurston?
François Labourie: Minimal surfaces & geometry of Hitchin components
Tan Lei: Core entropy of polynomials
Richard Schwartz: A smorgasbord of computer demos
Vlad Markovic: H* of curves and surfaces in hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Mitsuhiro Shishikura: Thurston's theorems in complex dynamics
Mladen Bestvina: The geometry of Out(Fn)
Ian Agol: The malnormal special quotient theorem
Nathan Dunfield: Practical computation with hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Curtis McMullen: Dynamics and algebraic integers
http://www.cornell.edu/video/playlist/thurston-legacy-conference-2014
Found this via decor light just in time for the long holiday weekend :)
Originally shared by Chandan Dalawat
What's Next? The mathematical legacy of Bill Thurston
Bill Thurston introduced new ways of thinking about and of seeing mathematics that have had a profound influence on the entire mathematical community. Mathematicians from a broad spectrum of areas gathered June 23-27, 2014 to describe recent advances and explore future directions motivated by Thurston's transformative ideas.
Yair Minsky: Relative and absolute bounds on skinning maps
Rick Kenyon: Discrete analytic functions and integrability
Alan Reid: Arithmetic hyperbolic manifolds
John Milnor: Hyperbolic component boundaries
Benson Farb: Homology, representation theory, and Bill
Anton Zorich: Lyapunov exponents and diffusion in periodic billiards
Dusa McDuff: Thurston's work on contact and symplectic geometry
Kelly Delp: Playing with surfaces
Michel Boileau: Cyclic branched coverings and characterizations of S3
Yi Ni: Genus minimizing knots in rational homology spheres
Jeff Weeks: The shape of space
Anna Wienhard: Geometric structures and representation varieties
Dani Wise: Mixed 3-manifolds are virtually special
Danny Calegari: Random groups, diamonds and glass
Étienne Ghys: Foliations - What's next after Thurston?
François Labourie: Minimal surfaces & geometry of Hitchin components
Tan Lei: Core entropy of polynomials
Richard Schwartz: A smorgasbord of computer demos
Vlad Markovic: H* of curves and surfaces in hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Mitsuhiro Shishikura: Thurston's theorems in complex dynamics
Mladen Bestvina: The geometry of Out(Fn)
Ian Agol: The malnormal special quotient theorem
Nathan Dunfield: Practical computation with hyperbolic 3-manifolds
Curtis McMullen: Dynamics and algebraic integers
http://www.cornell.edu/video/playlist/thurston-legacy-conference-2014
The image here was probably first created by Sam Derbyshire or Greg Egan.
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