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01:34:33
2021 Departments of Mathematics & Statistics Convocation
01:35
The Diagnostic Gait
01:25
The Smart and Frugal Home
01:39
Topology of Traffic Congestion
05:40
A message to our #ILLINOIS2020 graduates
00:44
Time for Accidents, by Daniel Carmody and Professor Richard Sowers
53:13
Tondeur Mathematics Lectures 2019: Recent progress on existence of minimal surfaces I (André Neves)
54:17
Tondeur Mathematics Lectures 2019: Recent progress on existence of minimal surfaces III(André Neves)
59:27
Tondeur Mathematics Lectures 2019: Recent progress on existence of minimal surfaces II (André Neves)
01:21:42
Department of Mathematics Awards Ceremony, April 17, 2018
47:50
Four Colors Appel Slides
53:21
Four Colors 11-2
01:23:14
Four Colors 11-3
56:28
Four Colors 11 1
43:22
Laura Schaposnik An introduction to Higgs bundles Part 1
43:01
Jeff Danciger Geometric structures on manifolds Part 1
47:11
Laura Schaposnik An introduction to Higgs bundles Part 2
54:33
Jeff Danciger Geometric structures on manifolds Part 2
51:17
Andres Sambarino Anosov representations: some general aspects Part 2
45:47
Andres Sambarino Anosov representations: some general aspects Part 1
42:59
Laura Schaposnik An introduction to Higgs bundles Part 4
51:27
Laura Schaposnik An introduction to Higgs bundles Part 3
48:00
Andres Sambarino Anosov representations: some general aspects Part 4
47:46
Andres Sambarino Anosov representations: some general aspects Part 3
46:53
Charles Frohman Quantum topology Part 1
46:22
Charles Frohman Quantum topology Part 2
48:29
Jeff Danciger Geometric structures on manifolds Part 3
49:34
Alex Wright The action on the Hodge bundle Part 1
54:42
Alex Wright The action on the Hodge bundle Part 2
56:54
Jeff Danciger Geometric structures on manifolds Part 4
51:49
Michelle Bucher Bounded cohomology and rigidity Part 1
48:59
Michelle Bucher Bounded cohomology and rigidity Part 2
44:16
Charles Frohman Quantum topology Part 3
29:08
Charles Frohman Quantum topology Part 4
48:41
Alex Wright The action on the Hodge bundle Part 3
40:00
Michelle Bucher Bounded cohomology and rigidity Part 3
47:57
Alex Wright The action on the Hodge bundle Part 4
40:08
Michelle Bucher Bounded cohomology and rigidity Part 4
55:09
Sam Ballas (Florida State) Generalized cusps in convex projective manifolds
01:04:52
Beatrice Pozzetti (Warwick) The geometry of maximally framed representations
01:08:12
Marc Burger (ETH) Compactifying the space of maximal representations
01:03:24
Kathryn Mann (Berkeley) Characterizing Fuchsian representations by topological rigidity
01:02:19
Tengren Zhang (Caltech) The Goldman symplectic form and the Hitchin component
01:02:03
Francois Labourie (Nice) Surface groups in uniform lattices of simple complex group
57:38
Andrew Neitzke (Texas) Precision studies of nonabelian Hodge for irregular Higgs bundles on CP1-S
59:50
Martin Möller (Frankfurt) Smooth compactifications of strata of abelian differentials
53:54
Sara Maloni (Virginia) The geometry of quasi-Hitchin symplectic Anosov representations
01:03:52
Kenneth Bromberg (Utah) The gradient flow of renormalized volume
01:03:01
Autumn Kent (Wisconsin) On word hyperbolic surface bundles
01:03:21
Olivier Biquard (ENS-Paris) Hitchin components for SL(∞,R)
01:02:39
Christopher Leininger (UIUC) Surface bundles over Teichmüuller curves
01:05:03
Simion Filip (Harvard) Integral-affine structures, with singularities
53:43
Qiongling Li (Caltech) Cyclic Higgs bundles on noncompact surfaces
01:07:40
Fanny Kassel (IHES) Convex projective structures and Anosov representations
01:04:23
Brian Collier (Maryland) The geometry of maximal representations
01:04:12
Jeremy Kahn (Brown) Surface subgroups for non-uniform lattices
01:08:02
Carlos Simpson (Nice) Betti Hitchin fibration
57:19
Tian Yang (Stanford) Volume Conjectures for Reshetikhin-Turaev and Turaev-Viro invariants
01:07:24
Nicolas Tholozan (ENS) A Highest Teichmüller space?
50:30
Self-Similar Interval Exchange Transformations (GEAR)