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58:01 Wesley Pegden - Detecting gerrymandering with… Wesley Pegden - Detecting gerrymandering with mathematical rigor	Wesley Pegden - Detecting gerrymandering with mathematical rigor In recent years political parties have more and more expertly crafted political districtings to favor one side or another, while at the same time, entirely new techniques to detect and measure… georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary school of mathematics colloquium spring 2020 From Katie Gentilello 17 plays 0 name Wesley Pegden Date February 6th, 2020
49:20 Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity,… Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 3	Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 3 The Concentration of measure phenomenon is a fundamental tool of high dimensional probability and of Asymptotic Geometric Analysis. Independence or Isoperimetry are two typical reasons for the… georgia tech school of mathematics recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 14 plays 0 name Grigoris Paouris Date December 13th, 2019
54:20 Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity,… Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 2	Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 2 The Concentration of measure phenomenon is a fundamental tool of high dimensional probability and of Asymptotic Geometric Analysis. Independence or Isoperimetry are two typical reasons for the… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 15 plays 0 name Grigoris Paouris Date December 12th, 2019
57:30 Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and… Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 3	Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 3 Two important closely related notions in affine convex geometry are the floating body and the affine surface area of a convex body. The floating body of a convex body is obtained by cutting off caps… georgia tech school of mathematics recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 11 plays 0 name Elisabeth Werner Date December 12th, 2019
01:01:06 Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in… Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 3	Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 3 Geometric tomography is the study of geometric properties of solids based on data about sections and projections of these solids. The lectures will include: 1. An outline of proofs of two of the main… georgia tech school of mathematics recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 27 plays 0 name Alexander Koldobsky Date December 13th, 2019
58:54 Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in… Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 2	Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 2 Geometric tomography is the study of geometric properties of solids based on data about sections and projections of these solids. The lectures will include: 1. An outline of proofs of two of the… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 43 plays 0 name Alexander Koldobsky Date December 11th, 2019
54:55 Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and… Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 2	Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 2 Two important closely related notions in affine convex geometry are the floating body and the affine surface area of a convex body. The floating body of a convex body is obtained by cutting off… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 25 plays 0 name Elisabeth Werner Date December 11th, 2019
52:47 Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity,… Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 1	Grigoris Paouris - Concentration and Convexity, Part 1 The Concentration of measure phenomenon is a fundamental tool of high dimensional probability and of Asymptotic Geometric Analysis. Independence or Isoperimetry are two typical reasons for the… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 97 plays 0 name Grigoris Paouris Date December 10th, 2019
50:50 Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in… Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 1	Alexander Koldobsky - Fourier analysis in geometric tomography, Part 1 Geometric tomography is the study of geometric properties of solids based on data about sections and projections of these solids. The lectures will include: 1. An outline of proofs of two of the… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 105 plays 0 name Alexander Koldobsky Date December 9th, 2019
48:22 Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and… Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 1	Elisabeth Werner - Floating Bodies and Approximation, Part 1 Two important closely related notions in affine convex geometry are the floating body and the affine surface area of a convex body. The floating body of a convex body is obtained by cutting off… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2019 From Katie Gentilello 56 plays 0 name Elisabeth Werner Date December 9th, 2019
01:16:52 Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM… Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM theory II: The twist theorem	Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM theory II: The twist theorem The KAM (Kolmogorov Arnold and Moser) theory studies the persistence of quasi-periodic solutions under perturbations. It started from a basic set of theorems and it has grown into a systematic… school of mathematics colloquium georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2019 From Katie Gentilello 36 plays 0 name Rafael de la Llave Date May 30th, 2019
01:25:17 Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM… Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM theory: I the basics	Rafael de la Llave - An introduction to KAM theory: I the basics The KAM (Kolmogorov Arnold and Moser) theory studies the persistence of quasi-periodic solutions under perturbations. It started from a basic set of theorems and it has grown into a systematic… school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2019 From Katie Gentilello 160 plays 0 name Rafael de la Llave Date May 29th, 2019
01:00:59 Sivakanth Gopi - Locally decodable codes and… Sivakanth Gopi - Locally decodable codes and arithmetic progressions in random settings	Sivakanth Gopi - Locally decodable codes and arithmetic progressions in random settings (1) A set D of natural numbers is called t-intersective if every positive upper density subset A of natural numbers contains a (t+1)-length arithmetic progression (AP) whose common differences is in… school of mathematics combinatorics seminar georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Katie Gentilello 12 plays 0 name Sivakanth Gopi Date November 9th, 2018
52:15 Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems	Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems In these lectures we discuss some statistical problems with an interesting combinatorial structure behind. We start by reviewing the "hidden clique" problem, a simple prototypical example… georgia tech school of mathematics triad distinguished lecture series recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 profanity From Katie Gentilello 32 plays 0 name Gabor Lugosi Date October 18th, 2018
55:10 Lutz Warnke - Large girth approximate Steiner… Lutz Warnke - Large girth approximate Steiner triple systems	Lutz Warnke - Large girth approximate Steiner triple systems In 1973 Erdos asked whether there are n-vertex partial Steiner triple systems with arbitrary high girth and quadratically many triples. (Here girth is defined as the smallest integer g \ge 4 for… combinatorics seminar school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Katie Gentilello 202 plays 0 name Lutz Warnke Date September 28th, 2018
58:18 Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for… Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for Non-Convex Loss	Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for Non-Convex Loss There will be three lectures, which in principle will be independent units. Their common theme is exploiting sparsity in high-dimensional statistics. Sparsity means that the statistical model… triad distinguished lecture series school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Katie Gentilello 189 plays 0 name Sara van de Geer biography Sara van de Geer has been Full Professor at the Seminar for Statistics at ETH Zurich since September 2005. Her main field of research is mathematical statistics, with special interest in high-dimensional problems. Date August 31st, 2018