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Approximating Nonlinear Feedback Controls for Polynomial Systems
10:00am
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11:00am
Making big graphs using small varieties
12:00pm
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4:45pm
An optimal mass transport method for random genetic drift problem
5:15pm
Why general relativity does not admit enough observables
2:00pm
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Tatsuki Yamamoto - Logarithmically Improved Extension Criteria Involving the Pressure for the Navier-Stokes Equations in R^3
10:00am
Blow Up Chemical Reaction Networks
12:00pm
Why I love Monovariants: From Zombies and Conway's Soldiers to Fibonacci Games
2:15pm
Benford's Law: Why the IRS might care about the 3x+1 problem and ζ(s)
3:30pm
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Why general relativity does not admit enough observables II
2:00pm
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Jerome Wettstein - Half-Harmonic Gradient Flows: Existence, Uniqueness and Bubbling
10:00am
Viazovska’s work on sphere packings
12:00pm
Shedding light on spacetime via Penrose Limits.
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Bootstrap percolation in neuro-inspired networks
9:30am