Within the SFB we will organize annual workshops, seminars and schools on themes related to the topics of the SFB for all the SFB participants. These will help to continue existing and to create new collaborations within the SFB and with external cooperators. Invited senior scientists shall participate at these workshops and the young researchers, who are employed by the SFB, will have the opportunity to present their results. In this context they will have a forum to exchange ideas, as well as to discuss scientific problems with the (senior) participants at the workshops, from within and outside the SFB.

The summer schools will mainly be targeted at PhD students and Postdocs. A small number of selected lecturers, in part members of the SFB, in part invited experts, will present lecture courses on recent developments and will be available for scientific exchange with the participating (mainly) young researchers.

• Online talk series

From June 2020 until the end of 2020 (break August 2020) we will organise a series of online talks. A number of speakers will offer single lectures or workshops depending on the topic. We will post the list of speakers, topics, dates of the Zoom-talks on this website.

The SFB Members will automatically receive the Link to the Zoom-talk at 12.00 on the day of the talk.

If you are not an SFB Member but you are interested in following a Zoom - talk, please send an email to officeSFB@jku.at and we will send you the link to the talk.

Organisers: Benjamin Eichinger, Aicke Hinrichs
Local organiser: Lucia Del Chicca

The talk series is partly funded by Austrian Science Fund FWF, Project No. J 4138-N32.

NEXT TALKS:

- Michael Lacey:

   Thursday, 04.02.2021, 04:00 - 04:45 pm.

   Title: Discrete Improving Inequalities;  Abstract

   Thursday, 04.02.2021, 05:00 - 05:45 pm.

   Title: A Polynomial Roth Theorem for Corners in the Finite Field Setting;  Abstract

- Ben Green: Friday 05.02.2021, 04:00-05:00 pm 

   Title: On the divisors of a typical integer;  Abstract

- Art Owen: spring 2021

PREVIOUS TALKS:

  - Alexander Volberg:

Analysis on Hamming cube with Banach space targets (solution of Enflo's problem and more). Part 1. ; 29.06.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract

Analysis on Hamming cube with Banach space targets (solution of Enflo's problem and more). Part 2. ; 01.07.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract

   - Barry Simon:

Tales of Our Forefathers; 20.07.2020, 04:00-05:30 pm;  Abstract,  Slides,  Video

Spectral Theory Sum Rules, Meromorphic Herglotz Functions and Large Deviations; 21.07.2020, 04:00-05:30 pm;  Abstract,  Slides,  Video

Poncelet’s Theorem, Paraorthogonal Polynomials and the Numerical Range of Compressed GGT matrices; 22.07.2020, 04:00-05:30 pm; Abstract,  Slides,  Video

The Tale of a Wrong Conjecture: Borg’s Theorem for Periodic Jacobi Matrices on Trees; 23.07.2020, 04:00-05:30 pm;  Abstract,  Slides,  Video

   - James Maynard: 

Introduction to the Duffin-Schaeffer problem;  15.09.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract, Slides

Introduction to GCD graphs; 15.09.2020, 05:30 pm;  Abstract,  Slides

Properties of GCD graphs; 16.09.2020, 04:00 pm; Abstract,  Slides

Finishing up and overview; 16.09.2020, 05:30 pm;  Abstract,  Slides

   - Alex Kontorovich:

Introduction to Zaremba’s Conjecture, 21.10.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract

The Orbital Circle Method, 21.10.2020, 05:30 pm;  Abstract

The “Beyond Expansion” program, 22.10.2020, 04:00 pm; Abstract

Sources of Arithmetic Sphere Packings, 22.10.2020, 05:30 pm; Abstract

   - David Damanik:

OPUC: Simon's Hausdorff dimension conjecture, 04.11.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract,  Slides

Multidimensional continued fraction algorithms, Rauzy fractals, and zero measure spectrum for multi-frequency Schrödinger operators, 05.11.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract,  Slides

Proving positive Lyapunov exponents: I. Using independence, 09.11.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract,  Slides

Proving positive Lyapunov exponents: II. Beyond independence, 10.11.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract,   Slides

   - Milivoje Lukic:

Stahl-Totik regularity for continuum Schrödinger operators, 17.11.2020, 04:00 pm;  Abstract

• SFB Online - Kooperationsworkshop, Zoom, 22.01.2021, Programm

• Aicke Hinrichs is co-organizer of the Oberwolfach Seminar "New Perspectives and Computational Challenges in High Dimensions" (Oberwolfach, February 2-8, 2020)

• Sumaia Saad Eddin and Lisa Kaltenböck are the organizers of the Workshop "Arithmetik an der A7: zu Gast in Linz", Linz, January 29-31, 2020. Here you can find more details:           

              - Schedule

              - Information about the workshop

• Workshop on Algorithms & Complexity in High Dimensions - A 5 day fall school and workshop on the fields of IBC, stochastics, and numerical analysis, Graz, September 30 - October 4, 2019

• Aicke Hinrichs is co-organizer of the Dagstuhl Seminar "Algorithms and Complexity for Continuous Problems"  (Dagstuhl, August 18-23, 2019)

• SFB Kooperationsworkshop, Neufelden, 25-27.09.2019

• Sumaia Saad Eddin is the organizer of the Mini-Symposium on Analytic Number Theory and Applications, Linz, 01.04.2019

• SFB Workshop and Winter School on Local Statistics of Point Sequences, Linz, 25.2-01.03.2019

• Friedrich Pillichshammer is Co-organizer of the Workshop: "Discrepancy" (Linz, November 26 - 30 2018) at the RICAM Special Semester "Multivariate Algorithms and their Foundations in Number Theory"

• Peter Kritzer is Co-organizer of the Workshop: "Multivariate Algorithms and Information-Based Complexity" (Linz, November 5 - 9 2018) at the RICAM Special Semester "Multivariate Algorithms and their Foundations in Number Theory"

• Peter Kritzer is Co-organizer of the special session "Algorithms for high-dimensional approximation (and integration) problems" (July 3, 2018) at the 13th International Conference in Monte Carlo & Quasi - Monte Carlo Methods in Scientific Computing, Rennes, France, (July 1-6, 2018), http://mcqmc2018.inria.fr/program/.

• Aicke Hinrichs is Co-organizer of the special session "Dispersion and Applications" (July 4, 2018) at the 13th International Conference in Monte Carlo & Quasi - Monte Carlo Methods in Scientific Computing, Rennes, France, (July 1-6, 2018), http://mcqmc2018.inria.fr/program/.

• Friedrich Pillichshammer is Co-organizer of the special session "Low discrepancy sequences and point sets - devoted to the 80th birthday of Henry Faure" (July 5, 2018) at the 13th International Conference in Monte Carlo & Quasi - Monte Carlo Methods in Scientific Computing, Rennes, France, (July 1-6, 2018), http://mcqmc2018.inria.fr/program/.

• Mini-symposium "Monte Carlo and quasi-Monte Carlo methods" at the 19th ÖMG-DMV congress, Salzburg, September 11 - 15, 2017

• Graz Summer School on Applications of Quasi-Monte Carlo methods, Graz/Styria/Austria, June 12 - 14, 2017

• Workshop on Function Approximation, Linz, Dezember 1-2, 2016

• Research Workshop on Lower Discrepancy Bounds, Linz, WS2016: Worhshop for SFB Members, Wednesday, 12:00-13:30, S0217

• Reading Group on the polynomial Method with Oliver Roche-Newton, Linz, WS2016: Workshop, Thutsday, 10:00-11:00

• Workshop: Randomness and Determinism in Number Theory, Vienna, May 18-20, 2016.

• SFB Seminar, Graz, 8-9.05.2014, pdf