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Zoltán Léka (Rényi Institute):
Time regularity properties of bounded
linear operators
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Balázs Keszegh (Rényi Inst):
Coloring geometric hypergraphs
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Maciej Borodzik
(University of Warsaw):
Codimension of a singular point and related topics
- Viktor Harangi (Rényi Inst):
How large dimension guarantees a given angle?
- Zsolt Patakfalvi
(University of Washington):
Hyperbolicity of moduli spaces: complex differential geometry meets
algebraic geometry
- Dömötör
Pálvölgyi
(ELTE):
Consistent digital line
segments
- Gergely Ambrus (Renyi Inst) A glimpse into high dimensional convex geometry
- Alexander Varchenko (University of North Carolina/Toulouse): Shapiro conjecture in real algebraic geometry and integrable systems
- Nagy Zoltán Lóránt és Csíkvári Péter: (ELTE): Sûrûségi Turán-problémáról
- Miklós Abért (Rényi): Rank gradient, cost of groups and the rank vs Heegaard genus problem
- Röst Gergely (SZTE): Egyszerü dinamikától kaotikus viselkedésig késleltetett visszacsatoláson keresztül
- Boldizsár Kalmár (CEU/Rényi Inst): Smooth maps between smooth manifolds
- Tamás Tasnádi (BME): Penrose tilings and dynamical systems in view of noncommutative geometry
- Peter Jossen (CEU): Subgroups of Mordell--Weil groups and reduction mod p
- Vera Vértesi (Rényi Inst): Contact structures and knots
- Márton Balázs (BME): Anomalous scaling of current fluctuations in interacting particle systems
- Mihály Weiner (Rényi Inst): Quasi-orthogonal decomposition of matrix algebras
- Máté Matolcsy (Rényi Inst): Spectral sets, tiling and sumsets
- István Miklós (Rényi Inst): Approximating with Markov chains
- Gergely Zábrádi (Cambridge/Münster): Non-commutative Iwasawa theory and the Birch--Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture
- Harald Helfgott (University of Bristol) Growth in groups - abelian and otherwise
- Herwig Hauser (Universität Wien): Resolution of Singularities (after Hironaka and successors)
- Benedek Valkó (University of Toronto): Random Matrices and the Brownian Carousel
- Gergely Harcos (Rényi Inst): Equidistribution on the modular surface and automorphic L-functions