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Learning Controllable Representations Thumbnail

Learning Controllable Representations

Presenter
  • Richard Zemel
April 2, 2020
IAS
Asymptotic spectra and Applications II Thumbnail

Asymptotic spectra and Applications II

Presenter
  • Jeroen Zuiddam
October 15, 2019
IAS
Distances between objects of different dimensions Thumbnail

Distances between objects of different dimensions

Presenter
  • Lek-Heng Lim
April 4, 2019
IPAM
Derived Algebraic Geometry And Its Applications - Character Theory and Tempered Cohomology Thumbnail

Derived Algebraic Geometry And Its Applications - Character Theory and Tempered Cohomology

Presenter
  • Jacob Lurie
March 28, 2019
SLMath
Derived Algebraic Geometry And Its Applications - On the K-theory of pullbacks Thumbnail

Derived Algebraic Geometry And Its Applications - On the K-theory of pullbacks

Presenter
  • Georg Tamme
March 27, 2019
SLMath
Leveraging Computational Astronomy Applications on Massively Parallel Hardware Systems Thumbnail

Leveraging Computational Astronomy Applications on Massively Parallel Hardware Systems

Presenter
  • Hatem Ltaief
November 27, 2018
IPAM
Stability Preservers and Applications Thumbnail

Stability Preservers and Applications

Presenter
  • Shayan Oveis Gharan
April 11, 2018
IPAM
Forecasting large collections of times series Thumbnail

Forecasting large collections of times series

Presenter
  • George Athanasopoulos
February 22, 2018
IMA
Lattices: from geometry to cryptography Thumbnail

Lattices: from geometry to cryptography

Presenter
  • Oded Regev
November 29, 2017
IAS

Multi-Objective and Multi-Scale Design of Synthetic Gene Circuits

Presenter
  • Joerg Stelling
October 3, 2017
MBI
L-functions and spectral summation formulae for the symplectic group Thumbnail

L-functions and spectral summation formulae for the symplectic group

Presenter
  • Valentin Blomer
February 10, 2017
SLMath

Connecting models to data for animal movement models in ecology

Presenter
  • Mark Lewis
November 18, 2016
MBI