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Tuesday, October 06, 2026
Probability Seminar
Romain Panis, Université Lyon 1
On reversing the Simon–Lieb inequality in high-dimensional percolation
Minerva Lectures
Davesh Maulik, MIT
Beauville decomposition for families of abelian varieties.
Joint PU/IAS Groups and Dynamics Seminar
Grigorii Monakov, IAS
Regularity of Measures Generated by Random Dynamics and Applications
Algebraic Geometry Seminar
Matthew Satriano, U. Waterloo
Stringy Hodge numbers and crepant resolutions of log-terminal singularities

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