
Explore quasiperiodicity and chaos in incompressible Euler equations through analytic techniques in dynamics and geometry.

Explore connections between classical and quantum dynamics through analytic techniques in dynamics and geometry.

Explore analytic techniques in dynamics and geometry, focusing on the Feynman propagator and self-adjointness with Stanford's A. Vasy.

Explore geometric and analytic aspects of the Quantum Hall effect, focusing on anisotropic quantum Hall droplets.

Explore geometric and analytic aspects of the Quantum Hall effect on complex manifolds through a probabilistic lens. Gain insights into advanced quantum physics concepts.

Explore representation theory through quantum groups and affine Springer fibers, focusing on the center of small quantum groups.

Explore representation theory through spark algebras and quantum groups, focusing on quantum topology concepts.

Explore advanced quantum topology concepts through bordered-sutured Floer homology and its applications as a sutured TQFT in this in-depth lecture by J. Rasmussen.

Explore Heisenberg homologies in ribbon graffs configurations, focusing on quantum topology and representation theory.

Explore non-semisimple link and manifold invariants in quantum topology, focusing on representation theory with A. Gainutdinov from CNRS, Université de Tours.

Explore wind-driven circulation in marginal seas and ocean exchange using numerical models. Analyze interior and shelf dynamics, coastal wave impacts, and deep water exchange through straits.

Explore mechanisms controlling freshwater export from East Greenland Current using numerical models and scaling theory. Analyze offshore ice flux, liquid freshwater flux, and key parameters influencing these processes.

Explore the ground-state energy equation of a Bose gas, from its 1963 origins to recent discoveries in 3D Monte Carlo calculations across all densities.

Explore the Causal Boundary construction in spacetime geometry, focusing on generic spacetimes and conditions for continuous metric extension to the Future Causal Boundary.

Explore extreme black hole horizons and quasi-Einstein metrics, focusing on rigidity theorems for closed manifolds with closed 1-forms and their implications for static near horizon geometries.

Explore uniqueness conditions for Lorentzian manifold extensions, analyzing boundary agreement and presenting recent findings on necessary conditions and non-uniqueness mechanisms.

Explore quantum field theory on low-regularity spacetimes, focusing on massless scalar fields, Cauchy problems, Green operators, and physical states in a mathematically rigorous framework.

Explore Gromov-Hausdorff distance for bounded Lorentz-metric spaces, addressing stability in geometric conditions and its relevance to Einstein equations and cosmic censorship.

Explore nonlocal generalisations of Green hyperbolicity, examining applications in QFT on curved spacetimes and implications for measurement theory and noncommutative geometries.

Explore ultra-massive spacetimes, their unique properties, and implications beyond black holes. Discover how they overcome cosmological constant repulsion and affect universe collapse.

Explore Milne-like spacetimes and their implications for the cosmological constant, early universe expansion, and inflationary scenarios in this advanced physics lecture.