
Explore quantum Ricci curvature's role in quantum gravity theories, examining its implications for spacetime structure and gravitational interactions at the quantum level.

Explore the foundations of mathematical relativity, scalar curvature, and synthetic Lorentzian geometry in this thought-provoking lecture by Fay Dowker from Imperial College London.

Explore quaternionic contact geometry, focusing on the Almost Schur Lemma and its implications for estimating qc scalar curvature under specific conditions.

Exploring Cheeger deformation to derive Lorentzian metrics on spheres and exotic spheres, with implications for physics and geometry in compact models of spacetime.

Explore gauge theory and low-dimensional topology with expert insights from Paul Feehan in this engaging 48-minute conference talk at the University of Miami.

Explore gauge theory and low-dimensional topology with insights from MIT expert Tom Mrowka in this conference talk at the University of Miami.

Explore high-dimensional generalizations of Seifert fibrations, extending classical concepts to modern topological structures and manifolds.

Explore connections between geometry, statistical mechanics, and integrability in this interdisciplinary program. Uncover links between probability theory, combinatorics, and various geometric structures.

Explore Floer theory, quantum groups, and gauge theories in 3-manifolds. Discover connections between moduli spaces, Floer invariants, and skein modules in topological quantum field theory.

Explore spherical T-duality and its connection to generalized log transform, with applications to generalized Hopf manifolds. Gain insights into advanced mathematical concepts and their interrelations.

Explore spinor-valued Higgs bundles with Nigel Hitchin, examining their unique properties and implications for Riemann surface geometry. Gain insights into Dirac equations and vector bundle theory.

Explore quasi-local black hole horizons in this advanced lecture on gravitational physics, focusing on dynamical horizons and their applications in understanding compact objects.

Explore T-duality's mathematical history, successes, and challenges, focusing on a new differential geometric approach to log-geometry for handling fixed points in torus actions.

Explore advanced concepts in Hamiltonian geometry, focusing on Manin pairs and moment maps, with insights from University of Toronto's Eckhard Meinrenken.

Explore dynamical horizons in gravitational physics, focusing on applications and recent developments in black hole research and gravitational wave observations.

Explore Gaussian free field and Schramm-Loewner Evolution in random geometry. Discover connections between these canonical objects and their applications in statistical physics and conformal field theory.

Explore s-embeddings and discrete maximal Lorentz surfaces in this advanced mathematics talk, focusing on isothermic surfaces, mean curvature, and associated families in discrete geometry.

Explore Hitchin systems with Marina Logares, delving into their mathematical properties and applications in algebraic geometry and theoretical physics.

Explore capacity in metric spaces, its behavior under convergence, and connections to general relativity's total mass concept.

Explore the mathematical properties of black holes, focusing on their stability as solutions to Einstein's equation and recent proof of nonlinear stability for slowly rotating Kerr black holes.

Explore supersymmetry's mathematical origins and applications, from Atiyah-Singer formula to Jacobi-Poisson and Selberg trace formulas, in this advanced mathematics colloquium.