Geometry Seminar / Graduate Lectures
The Geometry seminar encompasses invited talks, Graduate Lectures of the Department of Mathematics as well as talks by Ph. D. students and theses defences. Upcoming events will be announced through the seminar's mailing list.
Everyone interested is welcome to attend.
Unless specified otherwise our seminar will take place at 13:30 in WIL C/103.
29.04.2025 (Tue) WIL C/103 13:30 |
Fulvio Gesmundo (University of Paul Sabatier, Toulouse) Tensor networks, equations and geometry Abstract: Tensor network varieties are varieties of tensors arising from small tensors via certain contraction maps described combinatorially by a graph. They play a major role in quantum many-body physics as well as in other areas of applied mathematics, such as algebraic complexity theory and algebraic statistics. In this talk, I will discuss methods to construct equations of these varieties, based on classical intersection theory and invariant theory. |
22.04.2025 (Tue) WIL C/103 13:30 |
TBD |
15.04.2025 (Tue) WIL C/103 13:30 |
TBD |
For current lectures one can also refer to the Events calendar - Faculty of Mathematics.
The list of talks from past semesters can be found in the archive.