Eisenbud Lectures in Mathematics and Physics
2022-2023

- Lecture I: Tuesday, March 28th at 4pm in Abelson 131
"The accelerating universe and rigid Einstein manifolds" - Lecture II: Wednesday, March 29th at 11am in Abelson 333
"The accelerating universe and integrable deformations of quantum field theories" - Lecture III: Thursday, March 30th at 10am in Abelson 333
"Optimization and sampling from energy-conserving Hamiltonian dynamical systems"
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2019-2020
2018-2019
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Lecture I: Multiple Zeta Values and Mixed Tate Motives over ℤ
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Lecture II: Motivic Г-functions
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Lecture III: Relative Completions
2017-2018
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Lecture I: Sloppy Models, Differential Geometry, and How Science Works
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Lecture II: Crackling Noise
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Lecture III: Normal Form for Renormalization Groups: The Framework for the Logs
2016-2017
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Lecture I: Algebraic curves and differential equations
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Lecture II: Generalizing hyperbolic surfaces
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Lecture III: Higgs bundles and mirror symmetry
2015-2016
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Lecture 1: A physicist under the spell of Ramanujan and moonshine
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Lecture 2: Mock modular forms in mathematics and physics
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Lecture 3: Umbral Moonshine
2014-2015
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Lecture 1: The topology of random real hypersurfaces and percolation
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Lecture 2: Nodal domains for Maass (modular) forms
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Lecture 3: Families of zeta functions: their symmetries and applications
2014
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Lecture 1: Strings and the Magic of Extra Dimensions
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Lecture 2: Recent Progress in Topological Strings I
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Lecture 3: Recent Progress in Topological Strings II
2012
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Lectures: Integrable Systems, Operator Determinants and Probabilistic Models
2011
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Lecture I: Models and Behavior of the Internet, the World Wide Web
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Lecture II: Convergent Sequences of Networks
2010
2009
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Lecture I: Making a Splash, Breaking a Neck: The Development of Complexity in Fluids
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Lecture II: The Good the Bad and the Awful-- Scientific Simulation and Prediction
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Lecture III: Eigenvalues and Eigenfunctions of Toeplitz Matrices
2008
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Lecture: The Algebra of Random Surfaces
2007
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Lecture I: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Physics in Modern Mathematics
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Lecture II: The Quantum Geometry of Topological String Theory
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Lecture III: Quantum Field Theory, D-Modules and Integrable Systems