IMU2020

Algebra

Analysis and Geometry

Geometry and Groups

Ergodic Theory

14:15

Nadya Gurevich (Ben-Gurion University)
Fourier transforms on the basic affine space of a quasi-split group

Yanir Rubinstein (University of Maryland / Weizmann Institute) Basis divisors, balanced metrics, and Kahler-Einstein metrics

Gili Golan 
(Ben Gurion University)

On maximal subgroups of Thompson group F

Zemer Kozlov
(Hebrew University)
The orbital equivalence of Bernoulli actions and their Sinai factors

14:55

Alexei Entin (Tel Aviv University) 
The minimal ramification problem in inverse Galois theory

Shira Tanny 
(Tel Aviv University) The Poisson bracket invariant: soft and hard approaches.

Alex Margolis (Technion)

Discretisable quasi-actions

Kevin Bouchner
(Weizmann Institute)
From Patterson-Sullivan theory to representation theory of negatively curved groups

15:35

Beeri Greenfeld (Bar-Ilan University)
How do algebras grow?

Aron Wennman 
(Tel Aviv University)
The hole event for Gaussian complex zeros and the emergence of quadrature domains

Gil Goffer 
(Weizmann Institute)
Invariable generation and Wiegold's conjecture

Erez Nesharim
(Hebrew University)
Homogeneous flows and numbers badly approximable by algebraics

16:15

 Ari Shnidman (Hebrew University)
Derivatives of automorphic L-functions and representation theory

Adi Glucksam (University of Toronto)
Stationary random entire functions and related questions.

Maria Gerasimova
(Bar Ilan University)
Isoperimetry, Littlewood functions, and unitarisability of groups

Jeremias Epperlein 
(Ben Gurion University)

Iterated Minkowski sums, horoballs and north-south-
dynamics

Discrete Mathematics and Theory of Computer Science

Set Theory and Logic

Applied Mathematics

Mathematics Education

14:15

Tom Gilat (Bar Ilan University)
Decomposition of random walk measures on the one-dimensional torus

Eliana Barriga (Ben Gurion University)
O-minimal universal covers of semialgebraic groups over real closed fields

Anne Le Blanc (Tel Aviv University)

Block Finite Difference Methods and their Relation to Finite Element Methods

Anna Hoffman (Weizmann Institute)

What do mathematicians wish to teach secondary school teachers about the discipline of mathematics?

14:55

Yelena Yuditsky (Ben Gurion University)
Typical structure of hereditary graph families

Tom Benhamou (Tel Aviv University)
The Forcing Method and Prikry-Type Forcing

Alona Mokhov (Afeka College of Engineering)

Approximation of Set-Valued Functions  -  an overview

David Ginat 
(Tel Aviv University)
רמות הפשטה בחשיבה אלגוריתמית

15:35

Shoni Gilboa (Open University)
On the maximal number of three-term arithmetic progressions in finite sets in different geometries

Eran Alouf 
(The Hebrew University)
Dp-minimal expansions of (Z,+)

Boaz Nadler (Weizmann Institute)

The Trimmed Lasso: Sparse Recovery Guarantees and Practical Optimization

Marita Barabash and Elena Naftaliev 
(Achva College & Ministry of Education)

Experimental mathematics at school - A three-faced coin: Mathematical, didactic and research aspects

16:15

Elad Aigner-Horev
(Ariel University)
Smoothed analysis of Ramsey-type problems

Alejandro Poveda 
(Hebrew University)
A new framework for iterating Prikry-Type forcings and applications to Stationary Reflection

Jeremy Schiff (Bar-Ilan University)

KP reductions from the KP lattice

Discussion Panel chaired by Ruhama Even (Weizmann Institute)

with Uri Bader, Michael Fried, and Roza Leikin. Panel Discussion: The role of mathematics in mathematics education