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The Centre for Mathematical Sciences has joined forces with the Isaac Newton Institute to have a joint programme of CMS Colloquia and INI Rothschild Seminars. Held every few weeks during term, they are followed by a social gathering with nibbles and a glass of wine. The talks are usually on Mondays at 5.00pm, either in the Wolfson Room (MR2) at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences, or in Lecture Room 1 at the Newton Institute. If you have a question about this list, please contact: . If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 63 talks in the archive. Algorithmic stability for regression and classification
A new coefficient of correlation
Resampling methods for networks
Demystifying Deep Learning
Simplicity and Complexity of Belief-Propagation
Radial excitations of superconducting (Witten) vorticesNote: MONDAY lunchtime
Topological Terms in Sigma Models on Homogeneous Spaces
Loop Correlations in Random Wire Models
Newton-Cartan Gravity with Unconstrained Torsion: a Galilean General Theory of Gravity
Making Sense of the Standard Model: an Exceptional Quantum AlgebraNote -- on THURSDAY
Kinks with Long-range Tails
When Statistics Meets Computing
Skyrmion Vibrations
NATO: Hobbes to Trump - Motion and Emotion - Can Mathematicians help?
Topology of the set of singularities of viscosity solutions of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation
Dimers Day in Cambridge
Publicising Surgeons' Performance: the Maths of Naming and Shaming
Seeing More in Images - a Mathematical Perspective
Calculating Implied Volatility
Quantum Computing
Extreme Universe Computing
Analysis of Motion Data for Healthcare and Rehabilitation
The Particulars of Particulates
New Materials by Design
*CYCLING PATHWAYS TO OCCUPY MARS*This talk will be streamed to MR3 and MR15
The black hole information paradox re-visited
Langlands and arithmetic
Computation, Dynamics, Evidence, and Experience: Quantum Computing Colloquium
Purely Kinetic Lagrangians.
An afternoon of talks exploring the links between classical information theory, probability, statistics and their quantum counterparts.
Wild and tame behaviour in group theory
Peter Whittle Colloquium
Relativistic Quantum Cryptography: controlling Information by fundamental physics
The Accelerating Universe
Image reconstruction from corrupted and undersampled data
WHAT GALOIS THEORY CAN TEACH US ABOUT FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS: A COSMIC GALOIS GROUP?
Curvature, Sphere Theorems, and the Ricci FlowTo be followed by a reception in the central core
The Topological Cauchy-Schwarz InequalityInaugural Lecture as Professor of Pure Mathematics
Black holes and extra dimensions
An afternoon of Mathematics and Biology
Solving Linear Equations
The Pointless UniverseInaugural Lecture as 18th Lucasian Professor of Mathematics
Phase Transitions: Scaling, Universality and Renormalization
Dynamics of superfluid states of matter
Recent advances on quantum systems with random Hamiltonians
Special values of L-functions - an Ariadne's thread in number theory
Integrability and String Theory
The Cauchy problem in general relativity
Langlands' functorality viewed as a kind of function theoretic Poisson formula problem
Effective evolution equations from many body quantum dynamics
How to Sequence 1000 Human Genomes Efficiently
Genus-minimizing surfaces
Reversibility, Chaos and Self-Organization
D-branes and Derived CategoriesThis talk follows the talk by Dr D. Tong
Uses of D-branesNote early start. This talk is followed by a related talk by Prof T.A. Bridgeland. Dr Tong and Professor Bridgeland shared the 2008 Adams Prize.
Maps and Graphs on Surfaces
Chance is a Fine ThingInaugural Lecture as Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk
Astrophysical Accretion and Bright Black Holes
Faculty of Mathematics Lectures Singularities of Harmonic Maps, Minimal Surfaces and Mean Curvature Flows
The Langlands correspondence: prime numbers, symmetry and algebraic geometryCMS Colloquium
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