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Thomas Tony
Llarull proved in the late '90s that the round n-sphere is area-extremal, meaning that one cannot simultaneously increase both its scalar curvature and its metric. Goette and Semmelmann generalized...
mehr erfahrenNicolai Rothe (TU Berlin)
We will discuss some newly found solutions to the full massless semiclassical Einstein equation (SCE) in a cosmological setting (with Λ=0).
After a short introduction to the relevant notions, we...
Remo Ziemke
This thesis generalizes Getzler's spectral flow formula for twisted Dirac operators to arbitrary twisting bundles and 1-parameter-families of connections. The formula proved by Getzler states that
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Oskar Riedler
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mehr erfahrenHarprit Singh (Wien) (online)
Combining ideas from Whitney’s geometric integration theory and rough analysis, we introduce spaces of rough differential \(k\) forms on \(d\)-manifolds which are formally given by
\(f = \sum _I...
Takemasa Miyoshi, RIKEN, Japan
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mehr erfahrenProf. Nalini Anantharaman (Universität Straßburg)
Title: From Quantum Chaos to Random Surfaces
Abstract: A hundred years ago, Einstein wondered about quantization conditions for classically ergodic systems. However, a mathematical description of the...
mehr erfahrenAlfonso Garmendia (Bonn)
Lyko Matti (Greifswald)
Analytic K-homology is a homology theory whose cycles are elliptic operators, and as such is a useful tool around which to organize index calculations on compact manifolds. On non-compact manifolds...
mehr erfahrenElizabeth Qian, Georgia Tech
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mehr erfahrenYujie Wu (Stanford)
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mehr erfahrenMatthias Lesch (Bonn)
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mehr erfahrenHeiko Schütt, University of Luxembourg
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mehr erfahrenCarlos Peón-Nieto
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