BIRS-CMO Conference Program 2020

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20w5083 Using Quantum Invariants to do Interesting Topology 4/26/20 5/1/20

20w5049 Kinetic Equations: Recent Developments and Novel Applications 5/3/20 5/8/20

20w5038 Geometric and Analytical Aspects of Nonlinear Elliptic Equations and Related Evolution Problems 5/10/20 5/15/20

20w5134 Modeling and Engineering of the Mammalian Embryo 5/17/20 5/22/20

20w5194 Topological Complexity and Motion Planning 5/24/20 5/29/20

20w5060 Outstanding Challenges in Computational Methods for Integral Equations 5/31/20 6/5/20

20w5119 Advances in Mixed Characteristic Commutative Algebra and Geometric Connections 6/7/20 6/12/20

20w5173 Higher Segal Spaces and their Applications to Algebraic K-Theory, Hall Algebras, and Combinatorics 6/14/20 6/19/20

20w5137 Mathematical and Conceptual Aspects of Quantum Theory 6/21/20 6/26/20

20w5226 Moduli, Motives and Bundles – New Trends in Algebraic Geometry 6/28/20 7/3/20

20w5011 Applied Functional Analysis 8/2/20 8/7/20

20w5199 Statistical and Computational Challenges Arising from Ubiquitous Molecular Measurements 8/9/20 8/14/20

20w5227 M^5 - Mathematics of Multiphase, Multiscale, Multiphysics Models 8/16/20 8/21/20

20w5208 Statistical Challenges in the Identification, Validation, and Use of Surrogate Markers 8/23/20 8/28/20

20w5100 Convex Integration and Paradoxical Shapes 8/30/20 9/4/20

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