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Events

Find below a calendar of mathematical events as well as a list of the current Trimester programs at the Hausdorff Research Institute for Mathematics.

Event calendar: Upcoming mathematical events in Bonn. Click here to display all future events...

Joint value distribution of L-functions, Junxian Li (Universität Bonn)
Wednesday September 22, 2021
Online
Number theory lunch seminar

Functorial field theories, Lukas Müller (MPIM, Bonn)
Thursday September 23, 2021 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Online
MPI-Oberseminar

Arithmetic of the Moduli of Fibrations, Jun Yong Park (MPIM, Bonn)
Wednesday September 29, 2021
Online
Number theory lunch seminar

HIM Trimester programs: Trimester Programs

For more information and to view a complete list of past and future Trimester programs, please visit HIM's website.

Discrete Optimization
Monday September 06, 2021 - Friday December 17, 2021
Hausdorff Trimester Program (HTP)

Workshop: Tropical geometry and the geometry of linear programming
Monday September 20, 2021 - Friday September 24, 2021
Hausdorff Trimester Program (HTP)

Workshop: Continuous approaches to discrete optimization
Monday October 11, 2021 - Friday October 15, 2021
Hausdorff Trimester Program (HTP)

Workshop: Approximation and relaxation
Monday November 15, 2021 - Friday November 19, 2021
Hausdorff Trimester Program (HTP)

Workshop: Parametrized complexity and discrete optimization
Monday December 06, 2021 - Friday December 10, 2021
Hausdorff Trimester Program (HTP)

Mathematical Salon

A social event with music, an essay, and discussions with mathematicians.

Further events: From public events to workshops on the organization of study programs. We keep track of our further events on the German webpages. Please click here to access the respective German page.

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