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강연자 이승환
소속 Haafor
date 2017-04-06

Modern mathematics with axiomatic systems has been developed to create a complete reasoning system.

 

This was one of the most exciting mathematical experiments.

 

However, even after the failure of the experiment, mathematical research is still directed by the vague ideal completeness.

 

Tight definitions to guarantee logical soundness were good for small toy world, but it could not model complex human knowledge. Perfect prediction of future needs perfect system. By changing the direction from perfection to specific goals, we can build rich world of mathematical systems that can predict the future for given goal. Creation of mathematical concepts needs not be a complex task, but it is one of the most creative task with deep insight for mathematics and real world.


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  1. Essential dimension of simple algebras

  2. Equations defining algebraic curves and their tangent and secant varieties

  3. Entropy of symplectic automorphisms

  4. Entropies on covers of compact manifolds

  5. Elliptic equations with singular drifts in critical spaces

  6. Diophantine equations and moduli spaces with nonlinear symmetry

  7. Descent in derived algebraic geometry

  8. Deformation spaces of Kleinian groups and beyond

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  10. Counting number fields and its applications

  11. Counting circles in Apollonian circle packings and beyond

  12. Convex and non-convex optimization methods in image processing

  13. Contact topology of singularities and symplectic fillings

  14. Contact topology and the three-body problem

  15. Contact instantons and entanglement of Legendrian links

  16. Contact Homology and Constructions of Contact Manifolds

  17. Conservation laws and differential geometry

  18. Connes's Embedding Conjecture and its equivalent

  19. Connectedness of a zero-level set as a geometric estimate for parabolic PDEs

  20. Congruences between modular forms

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