# Past events

Find information about past ANU MSI events.

06
May
2016

## The Brauer-Picard groupoids of the ADE fusion categories »

3pm 6 May 2016

Cain will talk about work in progress on understanding the Brauer-Picard groupoids of the ADE fusion categories.

03
May
2016

## Stability conditions on abelian categories »

4pm 3 May 2016

This is the first talk for a reading seminar in Bridgeland stability.

29
Apr
2016

## Functoriality for Khovanov homology »

3pm 29 April 2016

Stephen will talk about work in progress on variants of Khovanov homology, which may afford an integral theory which is functorial in $S^3$.

28-29
Apr
2016

## MSI Honours Conference 2016 »

9.30am 28 April 2016

The MSI Honours Conference is one of the exciting annual events in MSI. It is the time for the Honours students to showcase their research projects and share with us their discoveries.

27
Apr
2016

## Obstruction Theory for Supermanifolds and Superconformal Structures »

2.30pm 27 April 2016

In this talk I will give an account of complex supermanifolds, with a view to study them through the lens of obstruction theory.

27
Apr
2016

## Compressed sensing and its role in designing aircraft nozles in the presence of uncertainty »

11am 27 April 2016

This talk will present an overview of the challenges that arise when designing advanced aircraft nozzles in the presence of uncertainty.

26
Apr
2016

## Uniqueness of diagrams of highly twisted plats »

4pm 26 April 2016

Every knot or link has a diagram that is a plat projection. We show that if the plat is "sufficiently complicated," then the plat projection is unique.

26
Apr
2016

## Riesz continuity of the Atiyah-Singer Dirac operator under perturbations of the metric »

1.30pm 26 April 2016

This is joint work with Alan McIntosh (Australian National University) and Andreas Rosén (Gothenburg University).

22
Apr
2016

## Free probability and skew symmetric functions »

3pm 22 April 2016

Tony will tell us about free probability, Khovanov's categorification of the Heisenberg algebra, and skew symmetric functions.

19
Apr
2016

## Quantum mechanics without all the physics »

3pm 19 April 2016

I'll try to explain to you what quantum mechanics is about, without any regard to the real world. You'll need to know how to multiply matrices (and be willing to hold onto your hat).