
Explore the pure mapping class group's action on character varieties, examining orbit closures and their implications for various mathematical contexts and applications.

Explore connections between modular forms and differential equations, from historical origins to modern applications in mathematics and physics.

Explore integrability of the Airy kernel and related mathematical concepts in this advanced mathematical analysis presentation by Sofia Tarricone.

Explore topological recursion's connections to WKB, Painlevé equations, and BPS structures. Delve into resurgence properties and non-linear Stokes phenomena in Painlevé transcendents.

Explore the evolution of topological symplectic structures, wild Riemann surfaces, and character varieties in global Lie theory. Discover connections to quantum groups, hyperkähler geometry, and integrable systems.

Explore linear systems and differential equations in random matrix theory, focusing on solving nonlinear equations using Hankel operators, Fredholm determinants, and tau functions.

Explore a generalized p-curvature conjecture for non-linear ODEs, its implications for algebraic geometry, and proof techniques inspired by Katz and Esnault-Groechenig's work.

Explore elliptic orthogonal polynomials and their integrability through Riemann-Hilbert analysis, examining discrete and continuous integrable systems and connections to the sixth Painlevé equation.

Explore connections between random matrices and statistical physics, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications in complex systems analysis.

Explore conformal field theory through integrable, probabilistic, and supersymmetric perspectives, connecting Liouville theory to Painlevé and Heun equations.

Explore quantisation of moduli spaces through the A2 quiver and Painlevé I T function, gaining insights into advanced mathematical concepts.

Explore Hamiltonian structure of rational isomonodromic deformation systems, focusing on applications in physics and integrability properties of nonlinear differential equations.