Today's Events

Monday, November 09, 2026
Noetherian Ring
Jo Nelson, Rice University
Contact encounters in the third dimension
Analysis Seminar
Dominique Maldague, UCLA & University of Cambridge
Cubic Weyl sums via Fourier analysis and the circle method
Joint PU/IAS Arithmetic Geometry Seminar
Shaoyun Bai, MIT
Overconvergent Frobenius from quantum connection
PACM Colloquium
Ben Raphael, Princeton
Scalable Optimal Transport for Aligning Spatial-Omics Data
Special Events and Conferences
Manjul Bhargava, Princeton
The Magical Number 142,857: A Full-Circle Story

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