Events

Check out our calendar of events and participate in our workshops, conferences, talks and more.

21
Feb
2019

Wronskians of classical orthogonal polynomials »

4pm 21 February
Clare Dunning, University of Kent

I will introduce the Wronskian Hermite polynomials, give some examples and applications and show that the language of partitions provides a natural setting to describe some of their properties.

25
Feb
2019

Graduate student seminar: Multi-fidelity sparse grids for uncertainty quantification »

3–4pm 25 February
Fanzi Meng, ANU

Graduate student seminar

26
Feb
2019

Graduate student seminar: Schrodinger Operators and the Kato Square Root Problem. »

11am 26 February
Julian Bailey, ANU

Graduate student seminar: final PhD talk

26
Feb
2019

Analysis and PDE seminar: A geometric perspective on Hairer's regularity structures »

1.30pm 26 February
Professor Sylvie Paycha, University of Potsdam, on leave from the University Clermont-Auvergne

Analysis and PDE seminar

27
Feb
2019

Women of Mathematics: a one-day meeting at the ANU »

9am–7.30pm 27 February

The event will celebrate Women of Mathematics through a range of activities, including a networking lunch, a panel discussion, research talks, and an official opening of the exhibit "Women of Mathematics" at ANU.

27
Feb
2019

Women of Mathematics: brainstorming session over coffee »

2–3pm 27 February
Dr Joan Licata, ANU, Professor Sylvie Paycha, Universität Potsdam, Professor Cheryl Praeger, University of Western Australia, Professor Jacquie Ramagge, University of Sydney, Professor Kate Smith-Miles, University of Melbourne, Professor Yvonne Stokes, University of Adelaide

As part of the Women of Mathematics event, this brainstorming session will discuss the future of the diverse mathematical community.

27
Feb
2019

Women of Mathematics: Short talks on the work of exceptional female mathematicians »

3–4.15pm 27 February
Dr Pierre Portal, ANU, Associate Professor Tony Licata, ANU, Professor Steve Roberts, ANU, Dr Anand Deopurkar, ANU

As part of the Women of Mathematics event, this session will discuss the the work of exceptional female mathematicians.

27
Feb
2019

UG Colloquium: How Linear Algebra Can Reveal the Secrets in Your Face ... No More Lying About Your Age! »

4.15pm 27 February
Professor Kate Smith-Miles, University of Melbourne

Undergraduate Colloquium

27
Feb
2019

Official opening : Women of Mathematics throughout Europe »

5.30–7pm 27 February

Official opening of the Women of Mathematics throughout Europe portrait exhibition

27
Feb
2019

Official Opening : Women of Mathematics throughout Europe »

5.30–7pm 27 February

Official opening of the Women of Mathematics throughout Europe portrait exhibition

28
Feb
2019

MSI Colloquium 2018: What is...(finitary) 2-representation theory? »

4–5pm 28 February
Dr Daniel Tubbenhauer, University of Zurich

This talk will be an introduction to the field of (finitary) 2-representation theory (which one can think of as being a categorical lift of representation theory of finite-dimensional algebras), as well as a survey of the state of the art.

21
Mar
2019

MSI Colloquium 2018: TBA »

4–5pm 21 March
Prof Robert Coquereaux, Universite de Marseille, Luminy

TBA

28
Mar
2019

MSI Colloquium 2018: TBA »

4–5pm 28 March
Prof Andrew Hone, University of Kent

TBA

01-05
Jul
2019

Special year 2019: Computational Mathematics: Women in computational topology »

9am 1 July – 5pm 5 July

Workshop for Women in Computational Topology (WinCompTop) 2 is designed for women and gender diverse people at all career stages in mathematics, statistics, computer science, and application areas of computational topology.

02-06
Sep
2019

Special year 2019: Computational Mathematics: Challenges in high performance computing »

2–6 September

The focus of this interdisciplinary workshop is on bringing together techniques that are at the forefront of mathematics and computer science for solving large scale problems motivated by applications on high performance computers.

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