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DESCRIPTION:Joint Operator Algebras and Operator Theory Seminar\, bringing
together people from Ben-Gurion University\, the Technion\, Tel Aviv Unive
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Speaker: Antoine Du
cros (Paris 6)
\n\n
Title: Stability of Gau
ss valuations
\n\n
Abstract:
\n\n
A valued
field $(k\,|.|)$ is said to be stable (this terminology has no l
ink with model-theoretic stability theory) if every finite extension $L$ o
f $k$ is defectless\, i.e.\, satisfies the equality $\\sum e_vf_v=[L:k]$\,
where $v$ goes through the set of extensions of $|.|$ to $L$\, and where
$e_v$ and $f_v$ are the ramification and inertia indexes of $v$. The purpo
se of my talk is to present a new proof (which is part of current joint re
flexions with E. Hrushovski and F. Loeser) of the following classical fact
(Grauert\, Kuhlmann\, Temkin\,…) : let $(k\,|.|)$ be a stable valued fi
eld\, and let $(r_1\,\\dots\,r_n)$ be elements of an ordered abelian group
$G$ containing $|k^*|$. Let $|.|’$ be the $G$-valued valuation on $k(T_
1\,\\dots\,T_n)$ that sends $\\sum a_I T^I$ to $\\max_I |a_I|\\cdot r^I$.
Then $(k(T_1\,\\dots\,T_n)\,|.|’)$ is stable too.
\n\n
Our general
strategy is purely geometric\, but the proof is based upon model-theoretic
tools coming from model theory (which I will first present\; no knowledge
of model theory will be assumed). In particular\, it uses in a crucial wa
y a geometric object defined in model-theoretic terms that Hrushovski and
Loeser attach to a given $k$-variety $X$\, which is called its stable
completion\; the only case we will have to consider is that of a curv
e\, in which the stable completion has a very nice model-theoretic propert
y\, namely the definability\, which makes it very easy to work with.
div>
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ions to discrete groups\, geometry and dynamics. The three main courses wi
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en Melleray\, Christian Rosendal and Todor Tsankov.\n2. **Algebraic groups
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The School will focus on Polish Groups.
General theory\, examples\, representations of discrete groups with Polish
targets\, and applications to discrete groups\, geometry and dynamics. Th
e three main courses will be:
\n\n
Mini-Courses
\n
\n General theory of Polish groups Jullien Melleray\, Christia
n Rosendal and Todor Tsankov. \n - Algebraic groups over Po
lish fields. Jean Lécureux and Bertrand Rémy.
\n - Infinite dimensional Lie groups and their symmetric spaces Bru
no Duchesne.
\n
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DESCRIPTION:#####Dynamics of Spacetime — Einstein’s equations as a geom
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at data describing initial states of isolated self-gravitating systems and
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understand its long-time behavior and the global geometry of its time-deve
lopment. We are interested in the construction of static solutions (or sta
tic up to a time-rescaling) as potential attractors of the flow and their
nonlinear stability\, completeness and incompleteness properties of spacet
imes and singularity formation. We present new methods to construct and st
udy solutions by geometric and analytical tools as well as several results
in the directions mentioned above. We consider in particular the case of
matter models coupled to the Einstein equations\, which turns out to provi
de several interesting phenomena and new classes of solutions.
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Special lecture in Geometry and Physics
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/fajman
X-ALT-DESC:
Dynamics of Spacetime — Einstein’s
equations as a geometric flow.
\n\n
Speaker: Dr. David Fajman (Vienna)
\n\n
The interpretation of Einstein’s
equations as a geometric flow (the Einstein flow) allows to study the evol
ution of spacetimes from a dynamical point of view. Two types of initial d
ata are mainly considered: Firstly\, asymptotically flat data describing i
nitial states of isolated self-gravitating systems and secondly\, data on
closed manifolds describing initial states for cosmological spacetimes. St
udying the evolution of data under the flow we aim to understand its long-
time behavior and the global geometry of its time-development. We are inte
rested in the construction of static solutions (or static up to a time-res
caling) as potential attractors of the flow and their nonlinear stability\
, completeness and incompleteness properties of spacetimes and singularity
formation. We present new methods to construct and study solutions by geo
metric and analytical tools as well as several results in the directions m
entioned above. We consider in particular the case of matter models couple
d to the Einstein equations\, which turns out to provide several interesti
ng phenomena and new classes of solutions.
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170312T163000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170317T120000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20161215T163443
DESCRIPTION:There will be five main Mini-Courses as follows:\n\n 1. **Highe
r rank lattices rigidity and arithmeticity\,** Tsachik Gelander (Weizmann)
. \n 2. **Exotic lattices\,** Pierre-Emmanuel Caprace (U.C. Louvin).\n 3.
**Strong approximation in linear groups\,** Nikolay Nikolov (Oxford).\n 4.
**Arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds\,** Nicolas Bergeron (Jussieu) \n 5.
**The congruence subgroup property\,** Nir Avni (Northwestern).
LAST-MODIFIED:20161218T210401
LOCATION:Mitzpe Ramon
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:School - Arithmetic groups
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/38
X-ALT-DESC:
There will be five main Mini-Courses as
follows:
\n\n
\n - Higher rank lattices rigidity and arit
hmeticity\, Tsachik Gelander (Weizmann).
\n - Exot
ic lattices\, Pierre-Emmanuel Caprace (U.C. Louvin).
\n -
Strong approximation in linear groups\, Nikolay Nikolov (
Oxford).
\n - Arithmetic hyperbolic 3-manifolds\,
Nicolas Bergeron (Jussieu)
\n - The congruence subgroup pro
perty\, Nir Avni (Northwestern).
\n
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170116T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170116T110000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20170112T134022
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: **Anton Khoroshkin** (*HSE\, Moscow*)\n\n##### Little
discs operad\, graph complexes and applications\n\nThe little cubes operad
is one of the key objects of the deformation theory of \nthe last decade
s. I will outline its geometric definition\, some combinatorial \nmodels
and different known results and applications.
\n\nThe framed little cubes operad is much less studied and I will report
on some \nrecent results of related deformation theory\, explain relatio
nships with \nDeligne-Mumford compactifications of stable curves of
zero genus and use it to \nprove some conjectures stated for braid and c
acti groups whose representations \nappear naturally as tensor products i
n tensor and coboundary categories \ncorrespondingly.\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20170112T134022
LOCATION:Math building (58)\, room -101\, BGU
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Special lecture
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/khoroshkin
X-ALT-DESC:
Speaker: Anton Khoroshkin (HSE\, Moscow)
\n\n
Little discs operad\, graph complexe
s and applications
\n\n
The little cubes operad is one of the key ob
jects of the deformation theory of
\nthe last decades. I will outline
its geometric definition\, some combinatorial
\nmodels and differen
t known results and applications.
\n\n
The framed little cubes operad
is much less studied and I will report on some
\nrecent results of
related deformation theory\, explain relationships with
\nDelig
ne-Mumford compactifications of stable curves of zero genus and use it to<
br />\nprove some conjectures stated for braid and cacti groups whose repr
esentations
\nappear naturally as tensor products in tensor and cobou
ndary categories
\ncorrespondingly.
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170713
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170713
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20170607T155520
DESCRIPTION:הנכם מוזמנים לכנס חפירות במתמטיקה
השני\, אשר יתקיים באוניברסיטת בן-גוריון ב
יום ה' ה-13.7.17.\n\nיהיו הרצאות מרתקות במגוון
נושאים\, תוכלו לפגוש ולהכיר אנשים שמתעני
ינים במתמטיקה\, וכמובן – לחפור!\n\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20170607T155530
LOCATION:אוניברסיטת בן-גוריון\, בניין 26\, חדר 4
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:חפירות במדבר
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/hafirot2017
X-ALT-DESC:
הנכם מוזמנים לכנס חפי
רות במתמטיקה השני\, אשר יתקיים באוניברסי
טת בן-גוריון ביום ה’ ה-13.7.17.
\n\n
יהיו הר
צאות מרתקות במגוון נושאים\, תוכלו לפגוש ו
להכיר אנשים שמתעניינים במתמטיקה\, וכמובן
– לחפור!
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170514
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170519
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20171124T162010
LAST-MODIFIED:20171124T162015
LOCATION:Eilat\, Israel
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Geometric Topology and Geometry of Banach Spaces
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/GTGB
X-ALT-DESC:
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170523T140000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170523T160000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20170508T195233
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION: Deichmann building for Mathematics (58)\, Seminar room -101\, BGU
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:The Noriko Sakurai fellowship and the Friedman prize for the year 2
017
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/sakurai2017
X-ALT-DESC:
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20180422
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20180426
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20170804T072829
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION:Eilat Campus of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Israel)
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Set Theory\, Model Theory and Applications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/rubin
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20160623T163000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20160603T172943
DESCRIPTION:###Speakers\n\n- **Christian MAIRE** – University of Franche-
Comté (France)\n- **Eliyahu MATZRI** – Bar-Ilan University (Israel)\n-
**Thomas WEIGEL** – University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy)\n\n###Program\n
\n11:30 -11:40\n\n: Opening with Prof. M. Cohen\n\n11:40 -12:40\n\n: C. Ma
ire - Infinite extensions of number fields\, analytic pro-p groups and fix
ed points\n\n12:45 -13:45\n\n: Lunch - offered to all participants\n\n14:0
0 -15:00\n\n: E. Matzri - One sided genus of a central simple algebra\n\n1
5:00 -15:30\n\n: Coffee break\n\n15:30 -16:30\n\n: T. Weigel - Koszul pro-
p groups\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION:Seminar room -101\, Math building (58)\, BGU
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Algebra & number theory day
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/ant2016
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Speakers
\n\n
\n - Ch
ristian MAIRE – University of Franche-Comté (France)
\n <
li>Eliyahu MATZRI – Bar-Ilan University (Israel)\n
- Thomas WEIGEL – University of Milano-Bicocca (Ita
ly)
\n
\n\n
Program
\n\n
\n - 11:30 -11:40
\n \n Opening with Prof. M. Cohen
\n \n - 11:40 -12:40
\n - \n
C. Maire - Infinite extensions of number fields\, analy
tic pro-p groups and fixed points
\n \n - 12:45 -13:45
\n
- \n
Lunch - offered to all participants
\n \n - 14:0
0 -15:00
\n - \n
E. Matzri - One sided genus of a central sim
ple algebra
\n \n - 15:00 -15:30
\n - \n
Coffee b
reak
\n \n - 15:30 -16:30
\n - \n
T. Weigel - Kos
zul pro-p groups
\n \n
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170103T140000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20170103T160000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20161227T132633
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION:בנין 37\, חדר 202
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:טקס מלגת הצטיינות על-שם גאוכמן
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/gauchman
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170319
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20170324
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20170320T085936
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION:Sde Boker
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Networks of Linear Systems and Operator Theory
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/networksoperato
rs
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20180206T113000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20180218T113000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20180204T175906
DESCRIPTION:**Jurij Volcic** (BGU) will give three lectures on the theory o
f universal skew fields of fractions due to P.M. Cohn\, a beautiful and po
werful tool of noncommutative algebra little known outside of a small circ
le of cognoscenti. Everybody is invited (the lectures should be accessible
for graduate students).\n\nTime and place:\n\n**Tuesday Feb. 6\, Thursday
Feb. 15\, and Sunday Feb. 18 at 11:30-13:00 in Room -101**\n\n**Abstract:
** \n\nAs opposed to the commutative setting\, localization in noncommutat
ive rings is a much more intricate topic\, accompanied with various subtle
obstacles and at first sight counter-intuitive phenomena. An exceptional
contribution to this field has been made by Paul Moritz Cohn (1924-2006) w
ith the introduction of universal skew fields of fractions in the 70's\, a
nd his subsequent development of this theory. In the self-contained course
of three talks I will try to present some of Cohn's core results with the
view towards the universal skew field of fractions of a free algebra.\n\n
**In the first lecture** we will consider the general problem of embedding
rings into skew fields\, and early difficulties accompanying it. Followin
g Cohn we will then introduce the category of epic skew fields and special
izations assigned to a fixed ring. This will allow us to talk about univer
sal skew fields of fractions and to draw parallels with the commutative th
eory.\n\n**In the second lecture** we will explain the interplay between s
pecializations\, singular kernels\, matrix ideals in matrix representation
of fractions. Our aim will be to determine necessary and sufficient condi
tions for a ring to admit a (universal) skew field of fractions.\n\n**In t
he last lecture** we will finally look at a concrete family of rings admit
ting universal skew fields of fractions: free ideal rings (firs)\, among w
hich are free algebras\, and their generalizations. We will trace down the
ir distinguishing property that fulfills the sufficient condition from the
previous lecture.
LAST-MODIFIED:20180204T175918
LOCATION:Room -101
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Cohn's theory of universal skew fields of fractions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/51
X-ALT-DESC:
Jurij Volcic (BGU) will
give three lectures on the theory of universal skew fields of fractions d
ue to P.M. Cohn\, a beautiful and powerful tool of noncommutative algebra
little known outside of a small circle of cognoscenti. Everybody is invite
d (the lectures should be accessible for graduate students).
\n\n
Tim
e and place:
\n\n
Tuesday Feb. 6\, Thursday Feb. 15\, and Sun
day Feb. 18 at 11:30-13:00 in Room -101
\n\n
Abstrac
t:
\n\n
As opposed to the commutative setting\, localization
in noncommutative rings is a much more intricate topic\, accompanied with
various subtle obstacles and at first sight counter-intuitive phenomena.
An exceptional contribution to this field has been made by Paul Moritz Coh
n (1924-2006) with the introduction of universal skew fields of fractions
in the 70’s\, and his subsequent development of this theory. In the self
-contained course of three talks I will try to present some of Cohn’s co
re results with the view towards the universal skew field of fractions of
a free algebra.
\n\n
In the first lecture we will co
nsider the general problem of embedding rings into skew fields\, and early
difficulties accompanying it. Following Cohn we will then introduce the c
ategory of epic skew fields and specializations assigned to a fixed ring.
This will allow us to talk about universal skew fields of fractions and to
draw parallels with the commutative theory.
\n\n
In the seco
nd lecture we will explain the interplay between specializations\
, singular kernels\, matrix ideals in matrix representation of fractions.
Our aim will be to determine necessary and sufficient conditions for a rin
g to admit a (universal) skew field of fractions.
\n\n
In the
last lecture we will finally look at a concrete family of rings
admitting universal skew fields of fractions: free ideal rings (firs)\, am
ong which are free algebras\, and their generalizations. We will trace dow
n their distinguishing property that fulfills the sufficient condition fro
m the previous lecture.
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20171217T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20171217T170000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20171204T173101
LAST-MODIFIED:20171204T173105
LOCATION:Math -101
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Second Local Model Theory Day
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/modthday2
X-ALT-DESC:
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20180311T164300
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20180316T164300
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20180128T164608
LAST-MODIFIED:20180128T164758
LOCATION:Sea of Galilee\, at Ohalo Manor Hotel
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:The Batsheva de Rothschild Seminar on Quasicrystals\, Delone sets
and Generalizations of Lattices
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/Lattices
X-ALT-DESC:
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
UID:1783cc49-d760-4e44-a73c-3a16b1c8631a
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20190219T090000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20190221T170000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20190116T204931
DESCRIPTION:המדרשה היא כנס מתמטי המיועד לתלמיד
י מתמטיקה משנה ג' והלאה\, והיא תכלול ארבע
סדרות של הרצאות על ידי חברי סגל מהמחלקה ל
מתמטיקה באוניברסיטת בן-גוריון בנגב. זוהי
הזדמנות להכיר חוקרים פעילים במתמטיקה\, ל
שמוע הרצאות על תחום מחקרם באווירה ידידות
ית\, לשוחח עימם ולשאול שאלות על מחקר מתמט
י.\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20190116T204948
LOCATION:שדה בוקר
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Mathematical Midrasha in the Negev
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/midrasha
X-ALT-DESC:
המדרשה היא כנס מתמטי ה
מיועד לתלמידי מתמטיקה משנה ג’ והלאה\, וה
יא תכלול ארבע סדרות של הרצאות על ידי חברי
סגל מהמחלקה למתמטיקה באוניברסיטת בן-גור
יון בנגב. זוהי הזדמנות להכיר חוקרים פעיל
ים במתמטיקה\, לשמוע הרצאות על תחום מחקרם
באווירה ידידותית\, לשוחח עימם ולשאול שאל
ות על מחקר מתמטי.
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DTSTAMP:20240319T074002Z
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20190521T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20190521T180000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20190313T112446
DESCRIPTION:Geometry in the Spring\n---------------------------------------
--------------\n\n**Program:**\n\n11:00-11:30 Gathering and light refreshe
ments \n\n11:30-12:30 **Ran Tessler** (Weizmann Institute of Science)\, *"
The open arf invariant and stratifications of moduli spaces of surfaces wi
th boundary"*. \n\n12:30-14:00 Lunch \n\n14:00-16:15 Award ceremony in hon
or of Noriko Sakurai\, Hillel Gauchman and Yossi Friedman. \n\n - Honorary
speaker: **Sergey Fomin** (University of Michigan\, Ann Arbor)\, *"Cluste
r Transformations"*.\n\n16:40-17:40 **Eugenii Shustin** (Tel Aviv Universi
ty)\, *TBA*\n\n
\n\n*Organizers:*\n\n - Prof. Miriam Cohen (Ben Gurion
University)\, \n - Prof. Daniel Sternheimer (Rikkyo University\, Institut
de Mathematiques de Bourgogne)\, \n - Dr. Inna Entova-Aizenbud (Ben Guri
on University).\n\nThe award ceremony will be held in the presence of Prof
. Daniel Sternheimer and Ms. Julia Gauchman.
LAST-MODIFIED:20190313T112446
LOCATION:Seminar room -101\, Deichmann bldg. 58
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Geometry in the Spring: a mini-conference on geometry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/geometry2019
X-ALT-DESC:
Geometry in the Spring
\n\n
Program:
\n\n
11:00-11:30 Gathering and light refreshemen
ts
\n\n
11:30-12:30 Ran Tessler (Weizmann Institute
of Science)\, “The open arf invariant and stratifications of moduli
spaces of surfaces with boundary”.
\n\n
12:30-14:00 Lunch
\
n\n
14:00-16:15 Award ceremony in honor of Noriko Sakurai\, Hillel Gauch
man and Yossi Friedman.
\n\n
\n - Honorary speaker: Serge
y Fomin (University of Michigan\, Ann Arbor)\, “Cluster Tra
nsformations”.
\n
\n\n
16:40-17:40 Eugenii Shusti
n (Tel Aviv University)\, TBA
\n\n
\n\n
Organizers:
\n\n
\n - Prof. Miriam Cohen (Ben Gurion Un
iversity)\,
\n - Prof. Daniel Sternheimer (Rikkyo University\, Inst
itut de Mathematiques de Bourgogne)\,
\n - Dr. Inna Entova-Aizenbud
(Ben Gurion University).
\n
\n\n
The award ceremony will be hel
d in the presence of Prof. Daniel Sternheimer and Ms. Julia Gauchman.
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LOCATION:Math -101\, BGU
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Complex and Symplectic geometry
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20190521T161500
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20190313T112808
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170240
LOCATION:Seminar room -101\, Deichmann bldg. 58
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Award ceremony in honor of Noriko Sakurai\, Hillel Gauchman and Yos
si Friedman
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y
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20181225
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20181225
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20181224T222031
DESCRIPTION:
Official Website (containing the full program) and
Poster\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20181224T223507
LOCATION:room -101
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Lie Superalgebra Day
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/53
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20171126T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20171126T220000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20171124T170354
DESCRIPTION:**All faculty and students are cordially invited.**\n\n#### Pro
gram \n
\n##### 18:00 Undergraduate math club\n\n*Barak Weiss*\, Tel Aviv Univ
ersity \n
\n**The illumi
nation problem**\n\nThe following elementary problem in geometry is still
open: given a polygon $$P$$ in the plane\, say that points $$x$$ and $$y$$
in $$P$$ *see each other* if there is a billiard path from $$x$$ to $$y$$
. Is there a polygon in which infinitely many pairs of points do not see e
ach other?\n\nSuch problems turn out to be easy to state but very difficul
t to solve. I will explain this and related questions in greater detail\,
and describe some recent progress which relies on well-known work of Eskin
and Mirzakhani (part of the late Maryam Mirzakhani's Field medal citation
).\n\n##### 19:00 A **Jazz show** by *Tsachik and the perverse sheaves*\n[
Ehud Ettun](http://www.ehudettun.com/) on bass\n\n[Haruka Yabuno](https://
harukayabuno.com/en) on Piano\n\n*Tsachik Gelander* on drums
LAST-MODIFIED:20190502T170239
LOCATION:Math -101
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:A night of mathematics and Jazz
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/mathnjazz
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All faculty and students are cor
dially invited.
\n\n
Program
\n\n
18:00 Undergraduat
e math club
\n\n
Barak Weiss\, Tel Aviv University
\n\n<
p>
The illumination problem\n\n
The following elemen
tary problem in geometry is still open: given a polygon $P$ in the plane\, say that points $x$ and $y$ in $P$
see each other if there is a billiard path from $x$ to $y$. Is there a polygon in w
hich infinitely many pairs of points do not see each other?
\n\n
Such
problems turn out to be easy to state but very difficult to solve. I will
explain this and related questions in greater detail\, and describe some
recent progress which relies on well-known work of Eskin and Mirzakhani (p
art of the late Maryam Mirzakhani’s Field medal citation).
\n\n
19
:00 A Jazz show by Tsachik and the perverse sheaves
em>
\n
Ehud Ettun on bass
\n\n
Haruka Yabuno on Piano
p>\n\n
Tsachik Gelander on drums
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200113T161500
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20191231T165346
DESCRIPTION:10.30 - 11.00 Welcome\n\n11.00 - 11:50 Francesco Saettone (BGU)
\, *Analytic continuation of L-functions of characters: Tate's thesis.*\n\
n12.05 - 12.55 Zev Rosengarten (HUJI)\, *L-functions of characters and reg
ulators: Beilinson's conjecture*.\n\n\n14.15 - 15.05 Amnon Besser (BGU)\,
*The p-adic Beilinson conjectures for number fields.*\n\n15.20 -16.00 Yota
m Svoray (BGU)\, *Polylogarithms and their geometry.*\n\n16.00 -16.15 (bon
us content): Ishai Dan-Cohen (BGU) *Regulators are polylogarithms.*\n\nAll
talks in room -101.
LAST-MODIFIED:20191231T165506
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:The HUJI-BGU Workshop in Arithmetic
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/the-huji-bgu-wo
rkshop-in-arithmetic
X-ALT-DESC:
10.30 - 11.00 Welcome
\n\n
11.00 -
11:50 Francesco Saettone (BGU)\, Analytic continuation of L-functions
of characters: Tate’s thesis.
\n\n
12.05 - 12.55 Zev Rosengart
en (HUJI)\, L-functions of characters and regulators: Beilinson’s co
njecture.
\n\n
14.15 - 15.05 Amnon Besser (BGU)\, The p-adic
Beilinson conjectures for number fields.
\n\n
15.20 -16.00 Yota
m Svoray (BGU)\, Polylogarithms and their geometry.
\n\n
16.
00 -16.15 (bonus content): Ishai Dan-Cohen (BGU) Regulators are polylo
garithms.
\n\n
All talks in room -101.
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CLASS:PUBLIC
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DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to a “beginning-of-the-year” info
rmal picnic/potluck for the math department.
\nWe will meet in the Amphitheater in Ashkelon National
Park on Sunday\, October 20th\, 2019\, at 11:00\, take a walk and have a p
icnic. \n\nA potluck is a party or a picnic whe
re each guest brings some food to share with the others. It is recommende
d that every family with $N$ members brings a dish (choice of dish entirel
y up to you)\, which should be enough for at least $(N+4)$ people.
\n\nIf you are
interested in attending\, please register [here](https://forms.gle/h7LfFX5
PPRCgdFt8A). \n\nHere is some [inform
ation about the park](https://www.parks.org.il/en/reserve-park/ashkelon-na
tional-park/).\n\n**Remark**: one needs to buy a ticket at the entrance to
enter the park (the prices appear in the website above).\n\n
LAST-MODIFIED:20190925T181835
LOCATION:Amphitheater\, Ashkelon National Park
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Department picnic
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/start2019
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You are cordially invited to a “beginn
ing-of-the-year” informal picnic/potluck for the math department.
\nWe will meet in the Amphith
eater in Ashkelon National Park on Sunday\, October 20th\, 2019\, at 11:00
\, take a walk and have a picnic.
\n\n
A potluck is a party or a picn
ic where each guest brings some food to share with the others. It is reco
mmended that every family with $N$ members brings a dish (choice of dish e
ntirely up to you)\, which should be enough for at least $(N+4)$ people.
p>\n\n
If you are interested in attending\, please register here.
\n\n
Here is some inform
ation about the park.
\n\n
Remark: one needs to
buy a ticket at the entrance to enter the park (the prices appear in the w
ebsite above).
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20191024T093000
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CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20190714T092436
DESCRIPTION:הנכם מוזמנים ליום עיון "האריה המתמ
טי" באוניברסיטת בן-גוריון בנגב. יום העיון
יכיל 6 הרצאות בנושאים שונים במתמטיקה\, המ
יועדות לקהל מתמטי רחב. תכנית מפורטת של יו
ם העיון\, כולל תקצירי הרצאות ודרישות קדם
לכל הרצאה\, תופיע ב[אתר האירוע][1].\nמחכים ל
כם!\n\nהמרצים:\n\n- דור אלימלך \n\n- גילי גולן \n
\n- איליה טיומקין \n\n- אריאל ידין \n\n- מנחם ק
וג'מן \n\n- לירן רון\n\n\n\n [1]: https://innaentova.wixsite.c
om/mathlion
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LOCATION:אוניברסיטת בן-גוריון בנגב (קמפוס ע"ש
משפחת מרקוס)\, בניין 26\, אולם 5
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:האריה המתמטי: יום עיון לקהל מתמטי רחב
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/MathLion19
X-ALT-DESC:
הנכם מוזמנים ליום עיו
ן “האריה המתמטי” באוניברסיטת בן-גוריון
בנגב. יום העיון יכיל 6 הרצאות בנושאים שונ
ים במתמטיקה\, המיועדות לקהל מתמטי רחב. תכ
נית מפורטת של יום העיון\, כולל תקצירי הרצ
אות ודרישות קדם לכל הרצאה\, תופיע באתר האירוע.\nמחכים
לכם!
\n\n
המרצים:
\n\n
\n - \n
דור אלי
מלך
\n \n - \n
גילי גולן
\n \n -
\n
איליה טיומקין
\n \n - \n
אריאל
ידין
\n \n - \n
מנחם קוג’מן
\n
\n - \n
לירן רון
\n\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200224T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200226T160000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20200220T150420
DESCRIPTION:המדרשה היא כנס מתמטי המיועד לתלמיד
י מתמטיקה משנה ג’ והלאה\, והיא תכלול ארבע
סדרות של הרצאות על ידי חברי סגל מהמחלקה
למתמטיקה באוניברסיטת בן-גוריון בנגב. זוה
י הזדמנות להכיר חוקרים פעילים במתמטיקה\,
לשמוע הרצאות על תחום מחקרם באווירה ידידו
תית\, לשוחח עימם ולשאול שאלות על מחקר מתמ
טי.
LAST-MODIFIED:20200220T150436
LOCATION:שדה בוקר
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:2020 המדרשה המתמטית השנייה בנגב
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/2020
X-ALT-DESC:
המדרשה היא כנס מתמטי ה
מיועד לתלמידי מתמטיקה משנה ג’ והלאה\, וה
יא תכלול ארבע סדרות של הרצאות על ידי חברי
סגל מהמחלקה למתמטיקה באוניברסיטת בן-גור
יון בנגב. זוהי הזדמנות להכיר חוקרים פעיל
ים במתמטיקה\, לשמוע הרצאות על תחום מחקרם
באווירה ידידותית\, לשוחח עימם ולשאול שאל
ות על מחקר מתמטי.
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20200215
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20200216
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20191226T073250
DESCRIPTION:A conference in celebration of the 60th Birthday of [Amnon Yeku
tieli](/~amyekut) (Ben Gurion University) and the publication of his new b
ook [Derived Categories](https://www.cambridge.org/il/academic/subjects/ma
thematics/algebra/derived-categories)
LAST-MODIFIED:20191226T222206
LOCATION:Charles University in Prague
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Derived Categories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/yekutieli
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200227T120000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20200227T130000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20200222T014507
DESCRIPTION:**Speaker**: [Yves de Cornulier](https://www.normalesup.org/~co
rnulier/) (*CNRS\, University Lyon 1*)\n\n**Place**: Room -101\, Math buil
ding (58)\n\n**Title**: near actions\n\n**Abstract**\nA near permutation o
f a set $$X$$ is a permutations "up to finite subset". It can be formally
defined as the germ at infinity of a homeomorphism of the one-point compac
tification of $$X$$. A near action of a group is a homomorphism into the g
roup of near permutations of a set. We notably study realizability of near
actions\, namely understanding obstructions to being induced by a genuine
action. These concepts can be applied to the study of the class $$(M)$$ o
f maximal abelian subgroups of $$S_\\omega/fin$$\, where $$S_\\omega$$ is
the group of permutations of the countable\nset $$\\omega$$ and $$fin$$ is
its normal subgroup of finitely supported permutations. Uncountable group
s in the class $$(M)$$ have been studied by\nShelah and Steprans (2007). W
e characterize countable abelian groups that occur in the class $$(M)$$.
LAST-MODIFIED:20200223T102531
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Special Lecture
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/cornulier
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Speaker: Yves de Cornulier (CNRS\, Unive
rsity Lyon 1)
\n\n
Place: Room -101\, Math buil
ding (58)
\n\n
Title: near actions
\n\n
Abstract\nA near permutation of a set $X$
span> is a permutations “up to finite subset”. It can be formally defi
ned as the germ at infinity of a homeomorphism of the one-point compactifi
cation of $X$. A near action of a group is a h
omomorphism into the group of near permutations of a set. We notably study
realizability of near actions\, namely understanding obstructions to bein
g induced by a genuine action. These concepts can be applied to the study
of the class $(M)$ of maximal abelian subgroup
s of $S_\\omega/fin$\, where $S_\\omega$ is the group of permutations of the countable\nset
$\\omega$ and $fin$ is its normal subgroup of finitely supported permutations. Uncountable g
roups in the class $(M)$ have been studied by\
nShelah and Steprans (2007). We characterize countable abelian groups that
occur in the class $(M)$.
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CREATED:20200503T140429
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: [Shai Shalev-Shwartz][1] (CS- HUJI)\n\nTitle: The Day
after COVID-19 Lockdown\n\nAbstract:\nGiven the latest statistics\, we pre
dict that with a proper differential social distancing placing different
guidelines on the low-risk group compared to the high-risk group one could
maintain a working economy without quarantine and save a factor of 5 on m
ortality while not flooding the health system. \nThe talk will highlight s
ome of the computational tools used to reach these conclusions.\n\nBased o
n joint work with Amnon Shashua\n\nHere are some relevant articles:\n\nhtt
ps://medium.com/@amnon.shashua/the-day-after-covid-19-lockdown-need-to-foc
us-on-the-vulnerable-42c0a360a27\n\nhttps://medium.com/@amnon.shashua/the-
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\n [1]: https://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~shais/
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
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X-ALT-DESC:
Speaker: Shai Shalev-Shwartz (CS- HUJI)
\n\n
Title: The Day a
fter COVID-19 Lockdown
\n\n
Abstract:\nGiven the latest statistics\,
we predict that with a proper differential social distancing placing diff
erent guidelines on the low-risk group compared to the high-risk group one
could maintain a working economy without quarantine and save a factor of
5 on mortality while not flooding the health system. \nThe talk will highl
ight some of the computational tools used to reach these conclusions.
\
n\n
Based on joint work with Amnon Shashua
\n\n
Here are some relev
ant articles:
\n\n
https://medium.com/@amnon.shashua/the-day-after-co
vid-19-lockdown-need-to-focus-on-the-vulnerable-42c0a360a27
\n\n
http
s://medium.com/@amnon.shashua/the-path-for-economic-revival-4d60d652b381
p>\n\n
https://medium.com/amnon-shashua/can-we-contain-covid-19-without-
locking-down-the-economy-2a134a71873f
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CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20210711T140951
LAST-MODIFIED:20210711T140951
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89129957790
ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Noriko Sakurai fellowship and Hillel Gauchman Prize
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem;VALUE=DATE:20210813
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CREATED:20210807T001153
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to invite you to an interdisciplinary meeting on S
ymmetry using Zoom.\n\nThere are sessions in Physics\, Mathematics and CS\
, Biology and Chemistry.\n\nThe Math and CS sessions are scheduled for Mon
day Aug. 9 and Wed August 11\, between 11-15.
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SUMMARY:Symmetry 2021 --- The 3rd International Conference on Symmetry
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We are happy to invite you to an interdi
sciplinary meeting on Symmetry using Zoom.
\n\n
There are sessions in
Physics\, Mathematics and CS\, Biology and Chemistry.
\n\n
The Math
and CS sessions are scheduled for Monday Aug. 9 and Wed August 11\, betwee
n 11-15.
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DESCRIPTION:Dear friends and colleagues.\n\nWe are delighted to invite you
to a special day of lectures on dynamics and probability:\n\nIn honor of M
ichael Lin's 80th birthday.\nAt Ben-Gurion university of the Negev. \nOn T
uesday 31/5/2022 between 10:30-16:30.\n\nThere will be four lectures given
by:\n\nJon Aaronson (Tel-Aviv University)\nDmitry Dolgopyat (University o
f Maryland)\nOmri Sarig (Weizmann institute)\nEli Glasner (Tel-Aviv Univer
sity)\n\nPlease save the date. We will soon send an additional e-mail with
more precise information.\n\n
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SUMMARY:A day of lectures on probability and dynamics\; celebrating Michael
Lin's birthday.
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es-on-probability-and-dynamics-celebrating-michael-lin-s-birthday
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Dear friends and colleagues.
\n\n
W
e are delighted to invite you to a special day of lectures on dynamics and
probability:
\n\n
In honor of Michael Lin’s 80th birthday.\nAt Ben
-Gurion university of the Negev. \nOn Tuesday 31/5/2022 between 10:30-16:3
0.
\n\n
There will be four lectures given by:
\n\n
Jon Aaronson
(Tel-Aviv University)\nDmitry Dolgopyat (University of Maryland)\nOmri Sar
ig (Weizmann institute)\nEli Glasner (Tel-Aviv University)
\n\n
Pleas
e save the date. We will soon send an additional e-mail with more precise
information.
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DESCRIPTION:### The Department of Mathematics and the Center of Advanced St
udies in Mathematics\n\n##### announce a\n\n## Mathematics Excellence Day\
n\n#### to honor 2022 Wolf prize laureate **Prof. George Lusztig** (MIT) a
nd to award the *Noriko Sakurai fellowship*\, the *Gauchman excellence sch
olarship* and the *Zabey prize*
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Mathematics Excellence Day
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The Department of Mathematics and the C
enter of Advanced Studies in Mathematics
\n\nannounce a
\n\nMathematics Excellence Day\n\nto honor 2022 Wolf prize laureate
Prof. George Lusztig (MIT) and to award the Noriko S
akurai fellowship\, the Gauchman excellence scholarship and
the Zabey prize
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DESCRIPTION:**Title**: Existence of outer automorphisms of the Calkin algeb
ra is undecidable in ZFC\n\n**Speaker**: *N. Christopher Phillips*\, Unive
rsity of Oregon and Ben Gurion University of the Negev\n\n##### Abstract:\
n\nThe Calkin algebra $$Q$$ is the quotient of the algebra $$L(H)$$ of bou
nded operators on a separable infinite dimensional Hilbert space $$H$$ by
the\nideal of compact operators (the closure of the ideal of finite rank o
perators). It is an explicit simple $C^*$-algebra\, first studied by Calki
n in 1941. It takes a few lines to prove that every automorphism of $L(H)$
is inner\, that is\, of the form $$a\\mapsto ua u^{-1}$$ for some unitary
$$u$$ in $$L(H)$$. Are all automorphisms of $$Q$$ inner? Despite the conc
rete description of $$Q$$\, this is undecidable in ZFC. Assuming the Conti
nuum Hypothesis (CH)\, there are outer (that is\, not inner) automorphisms
(joint with Weaver\, 2007). Assuming the Open Coloring Axiom (OCA\; also
called Todorcevic's Axiom)\, all automorphisms of $$Q$$ are inner (Farah\,
2011).\n\nIn these talks\, we will outline proofs of both results. The ta
lks are intended to be accessible to people in both operator algebras and
set theory. We will follow Farah's reproof of the existence of outer autom
orphisms under CH\, which uses much less $$C^*$$-algebra machinery than th
e original proof\, and uses some of the same ingredients as the proof of n
onexistence under OCA.\n\nWe will very briefly say something about later r
esults which have been proved\, as well as problems which remain open\, in
volving generalizations of the Calkin algebra\, such as outer multiplier a
lgebras of $$C^*$$-algebras and $$l^p$$ Calkin algebras. It remains open w
hether the existence of orientation reversing automorphisms of the origina
l Calkin algebra is consistent with ZFC.
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Special lecture
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ps
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Title: Existence of out
er automorphisms of the Calkin algebra is undecidable in ZFC
\n\n
Speaker: N. Christopher Phillips\, University of Or
egon and Ben Gurion University of the Negev
\n\n
Abstract:
\n\n<
p>The Calkin algebra
$Q$ is the quotient of th
e algebra
$L(H)$ of bounded operators on a sep
arable infinite dimensional Hilbert space
$H$
by the\nideal of compact operators (the closure of the ideal of finite ran
k operators). It is an explicit simple $C^*$-algebra\, first studied by Ca
lkin in 1941. It takes a few lines to prove that every automorphism of $L(
H)$ is inner\, that is\, of the form
$a\\mapsto ua u^
{-1}$ for some unitary
$u$ in
$L(H)$. Are all automorphisms of
$
Q$ inner? Despite the concrete description of
$Q$\, this is undecidable in ZFC. Assuming the Continuum Hypothesis
(CH)\, there are outer (that is\, not inner) automorphisms (joint with We
aver\, 2007). Assuming the Open Coloring Axiom (OCA\; also called Todorcev
ic’s Axiom)\, all automorphisms of
$Q$ are i
nner (Farah\, 2011).\n\n
In these talks\, we will outline proofs of
both results. The talks are intended to be accessible to people in both op
erator algebras and set theory. We will follow Farah’s reproof of the ex
istence of outer automorphisms under CH\, which uses much less $C^*$-algebra machinery than the original proof\, and use
s some of the same ingredients as the proof of nonexistence under OCA.
\n\n
We will very briefly say something about later results which have b
een proved\, as well as problems which remain open\, involving generalizat
ions of the Calkin algebra\, such as outer multiplier algebras of $C^*$-algebras and $l^p$ C
alkin algebras. It remains open whether the existence of orientation rever
sing automorphisms of the original Calkin algebra is consistent with ZFC.<
/p>
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DESCRIPTION:Prof. [Rahim Moosa](https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~rmoosa/) wil
l give a mini-course of three lectures\, via the program for researchers f
rom abroad. The first\, introductory talk will be given as a [Colloquium t
alk](/research/spring2023/seminars/colloquium/meetings/2023-05-02)\, follo
wed by the [second](/research/events/moosa-2) and [third](/research/events
/moosa-3) talks during the following week.
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Mini-Course: Model theory of algebraic vector fields
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/moosa-dcf
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20230504T110000
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DESCRIPTION:This is the second lecture from the Mini-Course *Model theory o
f algebraic vector fields* by [Rahim Moosa](https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca
/~rmoosa/). The first lecture is given as a [Colloquium talk](/research/sp
ring2023/seminars/colloquium/meetings/2023-05-02)\, and the third lecture
is described [here](/research/events/moosa-3).\n\n###### Abstract\nIn this
talk I will discuss how one translates between notions coming from model
theory and from differential-algebraic geometry. This should serve as an e
xplanation for how model theory is involved in the results about algebraic
vector fields that were discussed in [Lecture 1](/research/spring2023/sem
inars/colloquium/meetings/2023-05-02) (colloquium).
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:From model theory to differential-algebraic geometry (Special lectu
re)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/moosa-2
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This is the second lecture from the Mini
-Course Model theory of algebraic vector fields by Rahim Moosa. The first lecture is
given as a Colloquium talk\, and the third lecture is described here.
\n\n
Abstract
\n
In this t
alk I will discuss how one translates between notions coming from model th
eory and from differential-algebraic geometry. This should serve as an exp
lanation for how model theory is involved in the results about algebraic v
ector fields that were discussed in Lecture 1 (colloquium).
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Jerusalem:20230508T150000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20230423T225302
DESCRIPTION:This is the third lecture from the Mini-Course *Model theory of
algebraic vector fields* by [Rahim Moosa](https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/
~rmoosa/). The first lecture is given as a [Colloquium talk](/research/spr
ing2023/seminars/colloquium/meetings/2023-05-02)\, and the details for the
second one are [here](/research/events/moosa-2).\n\n###### Abstract\n In
this final lecture I will sketch the proof that the degree of nonminimalit
y of a finite rank type in DCF is at most two\, and deduce as a consequenc
e one of the theorems stated in [Lecture 1](/research/spring2023/seminars/
colloquium/meetings/2023-05-02).
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ORGANIZER:math.bgu@bgu.ac.il
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:The degree of nonminimality is at most two (Special lecture)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.math.bgu.ac.il/en/research/events/moosa-3
X-ALT-DESC:
This is the third lecture from the Mini-
Course Model theory of algebraic vector fields by Rahim Moosa. The first lecture is g
iven as a Colloquium talk\, and the details for the second one are here.
\n\n
Abstract
\n
In thi
s final lecture I will sketch the proof that the degree of nonminimality o
f a finite rank type in DCF is at most two\, and deduce as a consequence o
ne of the theorems stated in Lecture 1.
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