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Trading Spaces: Building three-dimensional nets from two-dimensional tilings

Autoren: T. Castle, M. E. Evans, S. T. Hyde, S. J. Ramsden and V. Robins (2012)

Zeitschrift:
Interface Focus 2
Seiten:
555-566

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Applied Geometry and Topology

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University of Potsdam
Institute of Mathematics
Campus Golm, Haus 9
Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 24-25
14476 Potsdam
Germany

Activities

03.05.2024, 10:30  –  Zoom (email us to get the link if you are interested)
Forschungsseminar Statistik

Information Percolation for reconstruction problems on graphs

Luca Ganassali (Universite Paris Saclay)

We propose a method of proving impossibility results based on applying strong data-processing inequalities to estimate mutual information between sets of variables forming certain Markov random... 

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03.05.2024, 11:00 Uhr  –  Campus Golm, Building 9, Room 2.22 and via Zoom
Arbeitsgruppenseminar Analysis

Construction of marginally outer trapped surfaces

Alejandro Peñuela Díaz (UP)

In physics, marginally outer trapped surfaces (MOTS) can be understood as quasi-local versions of black hole boundaries. Therefore, these surfaces are crucial to understand black holes and are widely... 

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08.05.2024, 13:00  –  Haus 9, Raum 0.17 und Zoom
Forschungsseminar Diskrete Spektraltheorie

Anti-Faber-Krahn property for the heat content on metric graphs (or “Building better batteries”)

Matthias Täufer (Hagen)

Abstract: We speak about the heat content at time t on metric graphs. This quantity measures how much mass of a constant initial configuration remains in the graph at time t under the action of the... 

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15.05.2024, 14:00 - 16 00  –  Campus Golm, Building 9, Room 2.22 and via Zoom
Institutskolloquium

Colloquium with Karen Strung (Prag) and Sven Raum (Potsdam)

Karen Strung (Prag), Sven Raum (Potsdam)

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17.05.2024, 10:15 - 11:30  –  2.28.0.108
SFB-Kolloquium

Kernel Methods in Generative Modeling

Gabriele Steidl, TU Berlin

We consider gradient flows with respect to the maximum mean discrepancy (MMD) of certain kernels. For the efficient computation, we propose slicing techniques that restrict the kernel evaluations to... 

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