Wavelets in the making — A publication network perspective

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• Patrick Flandrin (ENS - Lyon)
• Thursday 17 November 2016, 14:00-15:00
• Seminar Room 2, Newton Institute.

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Publication networks are useful scientometric indicators for « drawing » a scientific landscape by unveiling individual and/or thematic interactions. From a historical as well as sociological perspective, an important issue is to capture the dynamics of the corresponding graphs, this being especially true when we face the emergence of a new paradigm that aggregates, around new concepts, activities that were previously scattered in different fields. In exact sciences, a typical example of such an emergence is provided by « wavelets », a mathematical object that generalizes Fourier analysis and has led to numerous scientific and technological applications since their introduction in the mid-80’s. Basing the analysis on ideas of heterogeneous networks, communities detection and flow diagrams, we will present some results in this direction, with the two-fold objective of enlightening the origins of what has become a standard tool and a well-recognized keyword, and of evidencing the new organizations of the scientific landscape that have followed.   
Joint work with Pablo Jensen and Matteo Morini.

This talk is part of the Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series series.

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