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Quantum foundations (noncommutative probability) »
Quantum Theory & Quantum Computation Seminar
Using polynomials and complex analysis to check for numerical error in the experimental study of an optimisation algorithm »
Splitting methods are special algorithms that are commonly used to solve optimisation problems for engineering and machine learning.This talk will introduce its main concepts with simple examples, and it features many pictures and the use of dynamical tools for visualisation.
Branching processes in Population Genetics: Most recent common ancestors and genetic mutations »
I'll introduce the basic theory of delta-rings, which are one of the key ingredients in prismatic cohomology.
Polynomial Algebraic Developments in Optimisation and Computation »
2 day workshop on "Polynomial Algebraic Developments in Optimisation and Computation".
Adapted sparse domination and good-lambda inequalities »
The method of sparse domination is an efficient technique for obtaining weighted L^p bounds of singular integral operators with sharp dependence on the weight constant. In this talk we show how one can use good-lambda inequalities to obtain a sparse domination that is adapted to various operators and weight classes.
Honours Seminar »
Second meeting of the Honours Seminar (25 minute talks)
Quantum foundations (second meeting) »
Quantum Theory & Quantum Computation Seminar
On the global dynamics of Maxwell-Klein-Gordon equations »
It is conjectured that for the Maxwell-Klein-Gordon equations having data with non-vanishing charge and arbitrary large size, the global solutions disperse as linear waves and enjoy the so-called peeling properties for pointwise estimates. We give a gauge independent proof of the conjecture.
Delta-rings »
I'll introduce the basic theory of delta-rings, which are one of the key ingredients in prismatic cohomology.
