
Explore perverse sheaves on Kähler manifolds, focusing on a generalization of the Singer-Hopf conjecture and its proof using Shafarevich conjecture ideas. Joint work with Donu Arapura presented.

Explore reductive group representations over local fields with Tasho Kaletha, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications in algebraic number theory.

Exploration of perfect bases in representation theory, examining three approaches and their combinatorial implications for tensor product multiplicities in semisimple groups.

Explore unitary modular tensor categories and their role in classifying topological phases of matter, covering known results, open problems, and techniques from various mathematical fields.

Explore quantitative orbit method in microlocal analysis, its applications to representation theory, and implications for L-functions, including moment estimates and subconvex bounds.

Explore the Langlands Program, connecting automorphic forms and representation theory in advanced mathematics, with insights from James Arthur of the University of Toronto.

Explore the Langlands Program through automorphic forms and representation theory, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their interconnections.

Explore the Langlands Program, connecting automorphic forms and representation theory in advanced mathematics, with insights from James Arthur of the University of Toronto.

Explore the Langlands Program through automorphic forms and representation theory, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their interconnections.

Explore the Langlands Program, connecting automorphic forms and representation theory in advanced mathematics, with insights from James Arthur.

Explore the Langlands Program through automorphic forms and representation theory, delving into advanced mathematical concepts and their interconnections.

Explore the Langlands Program, connecting automorphic forms and representation theory in advanced mathematics, with insights from James Arthur of the University of Toronto.

Explore the Langlands Program, connecting automorphic forms and representation theory in advanced mathematics, with insights from James Arthur of the University of Toronto.

Explore duality phenomena in algebraic topology, commutative algebra, and modular representation theory. Learn about derived categories, triangulated structures, and Grothendieck duality theory in this advanced mathematics lecture.

Explore algebraic group embeddings and their representation theory through Geometric Invariant Theory, focusing on H-invariant vectors and the GIT-fan's role in encoding information.

Explore the geometry of the Fricke-Macbeath curve using triple product L-functions, connecting representation theory, geometry, and arithmetic in this advanced mathematical lecture.

Explore Akshay Venkatesh's groundbreaking work connecting diverse mathematical fields and his insights on the evolving nature of mathematical research in the digital age.

Explore the embedding of Deligne-Mumford stacks into geometric invariant theory quotient stacks, focusing on linear representations in algebraic geometry.

Explore the interplay between Eisenstein series and congruence group cohomology in this advanced mathematical lecture by Joachim Schwermer, delving into representation theory, geometry, and arithmetic.

Explore the scale function in totally disconnected, locally compact groups, its computation methods, and the challenges in obtaining representations for certain groups. Insights into group theory and isomorphism problems.

Explore deformation theory of dimer models, their relation to mirror symmetry for Riemann surfaces, and various aspects illustrated with examples.