
Explore topological recursion for enumerating surfaces in combinatorics, geometry, and physics. Learn how this universal method links to integrable systems and random matrices.

Explore Urysohn width's role in measuring approximate dimension of Riemannian manifolds and its connection to positive scalar curvature, with insights on slicing manifolds.

Explore the interplay between positive scalar curvature and macroscopic scalar curvature, examining Urysohn width and closed geodesics in PSC and PMSC spaces.

Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples with renowned mathematician Peter Scholze.

Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples.

Explore birational invariants derived from Gromov-Witten theory, focusing on Iritani's theorem and its applications to proving non-rationality of geometric objects like cubic 4-folds.

Explore advanced techniques for solving discrete differential equations in combinatorics using computer algebra, focusing on efficient methods for n=2 cases and recent developments in systems of equations.

Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples with renowned mathematician Peter Scholze.

Explore crystal bases in Lie algebra representation theory, focusing on polyhedral realizations and explicit inequalities for classical affine types using extended Young diagrams.

Explore quantum analogs of symmetric functions and differential operators in Reflection Equation Algebras, examining their properties and combinatorial applications.

Explore symmetric functions in directed graphs, examining Redei's theorem on tournaments and Chow's path-cycle function. Discover new expansions and refinements in graph theory.

Explore graph complex action on Poisson structures, from theoretical foundations to computational applications using SageMath's gcaops package for advanced mathematical research.

Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples.

Explore birational invariants derived from Gromov-Witten theory, focusing on Iritani's theorem and its applications to proving non-rationality of geometric objects like cubic 4-folds.

Explore linear bases in free associative algebra: Magnus polynomials and their demi-shuffle duals. Discover applications to group-like series coefficients using Le-Murakami, Furusho type formulas.

Explore new foundations for analytic geometry, covering light condensed abelian groups, analytic rings, analytic stacks, and examples with Peter Scholze.

Explore the fascinating connection between finite posets and integer eigenvalues in matrix theory, with implications for symmetric group representations.

Explore numerical approximations of periods for hypersurfaces using effective homology, enabling computation of algebraic invariants for complex projective varieties.

Explore set partition counting by genus, focusing on primitive partitions and functional equations to reconstruct all partitions, with emphasis on genus 0-2 cases.

Explorez les avancées en algèbre tropicale, notamment le Nullstellensatz et le Positivstellensatz pour les systèmes polynomiaux tropicaux clairsemés, avec des applications aux jeux à paiement moyen paramétrique.

Explore advanced set partition counting using hypergeometric functions and generalized Hermite polynomials. Gain insights into restricted Bell numbers and their closed-form expressions.