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Innolec lectures - Jonathan Kirby - Model Theory, Exponentiation and Quasiminimality PDF Print

Lectures between 31.3. - 3.4.2025, DMS building (M4, M5 and seminar room, 2nd floor )

Jonathan Kirby

Model Theory, Exponentiation and Quasiminimality

Mon 31.3. 14:00-15:00 (seminar room, 2nd floor)
Tue 1.4. 11:00-12:00 (M4)
Wed 2.4. 14:00-15:00 (M5)
Thu 3.4. 10:00-11:00 (seminar room, 2nd floor)


Abstract: Model Theory is a way of looking at mathematical concepts which is sensitive to the choice of language we use to describe them. One of its achievements is to classify different mathematical theories according to their complexity. In this series of talks I will survey some of the work done towards understanding the model theory of exponential fields, including the real exponential and Zilber’s approach to the complex exponential field. We know from Wilkie that the real exponential field is not too complicated (it is o-minimal) and this has good consequences in geometry, in number theory, and even in machine learning. For the complex exponential, we do not know if it is tame (quasiminimal) or whether it is maximally complicated (interpreting both reals and integers). I will explain progress towards proving that it is tame.

Last Updated on Friday, 21 March 2025 16:17
 
27.1. - 30.1.2025: CaLiForNIA kick-off conference PDF Print

CaLiForNIA kick-off conference

Time: Monday, 27 January - Thursday, 30 January, 2025

Venue: Brno, Czech Republic, hotel Continental

Since 2024, we are proudly part of one of the Brussels financed doctoral networks. Now, all 11 doctoral students (two of them with us in Brno) are on board and the Masaryk University is hosting the kick-off meeting of the project.

The programme collects the introductory lectures of all 11 supervisors, some more contributed talks, and further activities (including the exhibition Women in Mathematics from around the world. A gallery of portraits - https://womeninmath.net/).

The details will be updated on the conference pages: https://conference.math.muni.cz/california-msca/.

Here is the preliminary list of the lectures of all supervisors (programme in PDF):

  • E. Bekkers: Group equivariant graph neural networks
  • R. Ó Buachalla: Noncommutative geometry and quantum groups
  • A. Cattaneo: Palatini Cartan gravity
  • E. Ercolessi: Geometry of quantum states for efficient quantum computation
  • R. Fioresi: Sheaf theory and information geometry in understanding parameter and data spaces in group equivariant graph neural networks
  • E. Latini: Holography and conformal YM equation
  • M.A. Lledo: Continuous spin representation of the Poincaré group
  • K. Neusser: Rigid geometric structures and Cartan connections
  • A. Perez-Canelas: Quantum Simulations
  • J. Slovák: Tractor calculus views towards the geometric control theory problems
  • K. Strung: C*-algebra models for quantum spaces


Everybody is welcome to join the zoom meetings with all the lectures: https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/91825173477?pwd=G3S8TTbLPkY2yqZtNSZCFoBpwLtDjM.1 (or come to the individual talks in the hotel Continental meeting room).

Last Updated on Friday, 24 January 2025 08:21
 
48th mathematical hike - Saturday, December 21, 2024 PDF Print

Dear friends of hikes and mathematics,

you are cordially invited to the 48th mathematical hike planned on Saturday 21st of December. Meet at 9:18 at the "Anthropos" bus stop.

The hike is about 10 km long, we will go uphill towards the observation tower Holedná. We also invite you to our traditional mathematical carol-singing. (lyrics in czech, though)


Looking forward to see you,

Pavel Francírek and Jonatan Kolegar, organizers

If you have questions, send them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Last Updated on Thursday, 05 December 2024 14:40
 
MUNI Seminar series - Machine Learning in Banking & Finance - JOSEF TEICHMANN PDF Print

Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science Seminar Series

13 November 2024, 4:30 PM, Meeting room nr. 300, Komenského náměstí 220/2

JOSEF TEICHMANN

Machine Learning in Banking & Finance

We highlight on some showcases like Deep Hedging or Deep Simulation, where the arrival of novel machine learning technologies changed the landscape of modeling in Banking & Finance. We also present fascinating mathematical developments from areas like stochastics, geometry or algebra which accompanied theses changes

 
47th mathematical hike - Saturday, November 9, 2024 PDF Print

Dear friends of hikes and mathematics,

you are cordially invited to the 47th mathematical hike planned on Saturday, November 9. Start at 8:44 at the train station Doubravice nad Svitavou. (train from Brno main station leaves at 8:00).

The planned route is no shorter than 12 km and no longer than 17 km and goes through the nearby forests, ending at one of the nearby train stations.

A short explanation: we organize these hikes for mathematicians (and their friends), so it is not a mathematical activity, but a time together outdoors. You can read about past hikes in the chronicle.

Have a nice autumn and we look forward to seeing you,

Pavel Francírek and Jonatan Kolegar, organizers

If you have questions, send them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 October 2024 08:28
 
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