NOVEMBER – DECEMBER
25 November > 6 December
Measurings of entwining structures and morphisms in (co)homology theories
Les mesures entre les structures enlacees et morphismes en cohomologie
RESEARCH IN RESIDENCE
Abhishek Banerjee (Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore)
Surjeet Kour (Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi)
DECEMBER
2 > 6
Operators on analytic function spaces
Opérateurs sur des espaces de fonctions analytiques
CONFERENCE
Emmanuel Fricain (Université de Lille)
Stephan Ramon Garcia (Pomona College, Claremont)
Pamela Gorkin (Bucknell University)
Andreas Hartmann (Université de Bordeaux)
Javad Mashreghi (University of Laval, Québec)
9 > 13
Foliations and Diffeomorphismes Groups
Feuilletages et Groupes de Difféomorphismes
CONFERENCE
Hélène Eynard-Bontemps (Université Grenoble Alpes)
Gaël Meigniez (Aix-Marseille Université)
Sam Nariman (Purdue University)
Mehdi Yazdi (King’s College London)
9 > 20
Companion forms for GSp4
Formes compagnons pour GSp4
RESEARCH IN RESIDENCE
Chi-Yun Hsu (Santa Clara University)
Bharathwaj Palvannan (Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore)
9 > 20
Bulk Edge correspondence for Magnetic-Dirac operators
Correspondance Bulk Edge pour les opérateurs de Dirac magnétiques
WORKSHOP
Jean-Marie Barbaroux (Université de Toulon)
Horia Cornean (Aalborg University)
Loïc Le Treust (Aix-Marseille Université)
Nicolas Raymond (Université d’Angers)
Edgardo Stockmeyer (Pontifical Catholic University of Chile)
16 > 20
Meeting in Mathematical Statistics
Statistique mathématique
New challenges in high-dimensional statistics
MULTIYEAR PROGRAM – CONFERENCE
Olga Klopp (ESSEC and CREST)
Christophe Pouet (Centrale Méditerranée)
Alexander Rakhlin (MIT)
Annual programming
Conferences, schools, workshops, residencies, dissemination activities, etc. Find here all the events scheduled at Cirm.
New Jean Morlet Chair Semester at CIRM!
JULY TO DECEMBER 2024
Benoit COLLINS (Chair, Kyoto University) and Nizar DEMNI (Local Project Leader, Aix-Marseille Université)
RANDOM MATRICES, REPRESENTATION THEORY AND QUANTUM INFORMATION
MATRICES ALÉATOIRES, THÉORIE DES REPRÉSENTATIONS ET INFORMATION QUANTIQUE
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
By the virtue of the large scope covered by Benoit Collins research papers and tied with random matrix theory, our proposal will be concerned with the following selected and important topics where random matrices play a prominent role: representation theory, quantum information theory and random graphs.
This choice is not only motivated by the intensive and growing research in these areas but also aims to bring together members of different groups from the Mathematical Institute of Marseille (I2M) such as Probability, representation theory and dynamical systems. Moreover, since quantum information theory is a central research area for both theoretical and applied scientists, our proposal will be an excellent opportunity to attract our colleagues from Centre de Physique Théorique (CPT) and from Laboratoire d’Informatique et Systèmes. Doing so, we strongly wish to create fruitful interactions between members of different institutes of Aix-Marseille University while benefiting from the random matrix techniques developed by Benoit Collins and his collaborators to solve outstanding problems in quantum information theory.
CIRM-Audiovisual Mathematics Library
Cirm hosts the world’s mathematics. Over 4500 researchers meet here every year to exchange and disseminate their knowledge. As part of the Carmin Laboratory of Excellence, the Cirm wanted to store and promote this scientific data.
The Audiovisual Mathematics Library is an advanced platform built on a corpus of lectures given by mathematicians from all over the world during their time at Cirm. This platform provides all the functionalities of a high-level documentary search on a base of catalogued and enriched films.
CIRM WANTS TO EXPERIMENT WITH NEW TYPES OF EVENTS TO LIMIT OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT!
In an eco-responsible approach, to limit our carbon footprint, we wish to develop two new modes of meetings, especially for researchers coming from outside Europe: the mirror conferences and the Fortnight events.
Mathematics for everyone
Cirm expands its programming and offers several activities throughout the year to a secondary school audience: the Cicadas (mathematical school for high school girls), high school days, the Science Festival, a catalog of accessible videos, etc.
A stay at Cirm, a French scientific research hub, can encourage young people to take up scientific careers. For secondary school students, coming to Cirm is an opportunity that can have a lasting influence on their future. Several schemes exist to date and differ greatly in duration and target audience:
The Cicadas, this school was launched in October 2019 and aims to participate in the dissemination of scientific culture and spirit while fighting against the disaffection of women for this theme.
Dissemination days: a whole day dedicated to high school students of the Aix-Marseille Academy.
Science festivals, exhibitions, etc.