Schedule:
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Friday, November 22, 2013 Lecture Hall D
2:15-3:05PM Edward Witten A new look at the Jones Polynomial of a Knot
3:15-4:05PM Edward Witten Khovanov Homology and Gauge Theory
4:15-5:05PM Andrei Neves Min-max theory, Willmore Conjecture and the Energy of Links (I)
5:15-6:05PM Andrei Neves Min-max theory, Willmore Conjecture and the Energy of Links (II)
7:00 PM Banquet at the Royal East Restaurant in Cambridge.
Saturday, November 23, 2013 Lecture Hall B
9:00-9:50AM Daniel Spielman Ramanujan Graphs of Every Degree
10:00-10:50AM Daniel Spielman The Solution of the Kadison-Singer Problem
11:00-11:50PM Wei Zhang Heegner Points and the Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture (I)
12:00-12:50PM Wei Zhang Heegner Points and the Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture (II)
12:50-2:00PM Lunch
2:00-2:50PM Zhiwei Yun Rigidity in Automorphic Representations and Local Systems (I)
3:00-3:50PM Zhiwei Yun Rigidity in Automorphic Representations and Local Systems (II)
4:00-4:50PM Yitang Zhang Bounded Gaps between Primes (I)
5:00-5:50PM Yitang Zhang Bounded Gaps between Primes (II)
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Speakers:
Andrei Neves (Imperial College, London)
Min-max theory, Willmore Conjecture and the Energy of Links
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Dan Spielman (Yale)
Talk 1: Ramanujan Graphs of Every Degree, Talk 2: The Solution of the Kadison-Singer Problem |
Edward Witten (IAS)
Talk 1: A New Look at the Jones Polynomial of a Knot, Talk 2: Khovanov Homology and Gauge Theory
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Zhiwei Yun (Stanford),
Rigidity in Automorphic Representations and Local Systems
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Wei Zhang (Columbia),
Heegner Points and the Birch--Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture |
Yitang Zhang (New Hampshire),
Bounded Gaps between Primes |
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Date: November 22-23, 2013
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Place:
Science Center,
11.22. 2013: Lecture Hall D, 2:15 PM-6 PM
11.23. 2013: Lecture Hall B, 9:00 PM-5:00 PM
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 02138.
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Travel:
For directions click here.
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Banquet
There will be a banquet on Friday November 22, 2013, 7 PM
in the- Royal East Restaurant 791 Main Street, Cambridge MA 02139.
Sponsor
The event is sponsored by
the National Science Foundation NSF,
Harvard University
and MIT.
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