Today's Events

Thursday, October 29, 2026
International Polyhedral Products Seminar
Mathieu Vallée, Université libre de Bruxelles
Enumeration of toric manifolds and PL spheres of small Picard number
Algebraic Topology Seminar
Douglas Ravenel, University of Rochester
Open AI and the 3-primary Kervaire invariant problem
Discrete Mathematics Seminar
Hung-Hsun (Hans) Yu, Princeton
The Erdős distinct distances problem in R^3
Joint PU/IAS Number Theory
Preston Wake, Michigan State University
Counting level-raising congruences using modular representation theory
Department Colloquium
Gigliola Staffilani, MIT
Special Colloquium - The Study of Wave Turbulence: A Meeting Ground for Mathematical Techniques

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