On Hyperkähler Geometry. By Ljudmila Kamenova
On Hyperkähler Geometry. By Ljudmila Kamenova, Research Associate Professor, Stony Brook University, Mathematics Department
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The Everests of Mathematics. A Conversation with Phillip Griffiths
Ron Donagi and Phillip Griffiths visited the Simons Center in April, 2023, for the Simons collaboration conference on Homological Mirror Symmetry. Crossing paths once again, they took the opportunity for a conversation about their early days at Harvard, Griffiths work in Hodge theory, his role as Director of the Institute of Advanced Study and initiative promoting science in developing countries, and the future of interdisciplinary mathematics.
The New Dark Matter Landscape
The New Dark Matter Landscape By Ranny Budnik, Department of Particle Physics and Astrophysics, Weizmann Institute of Science and Rouven Essig, Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stony Brook University
“Find Out What Interests You, Follow That Goal.” A Conversation with Klaus Hulek
Klaus Hulek sits down with the Center’s Deputy Director, and long-time collaborator, Samuel Grushevsky for a conversation about his life, research, goals, and advice.
The Magical Quality of Number Theory: A Conversation with John Pardon
In September 2022, the Simons Center welcomed John Pardon, SCGP’s fifth permanent faculty member. In November, Pardon met with fellow Simons Center faculty member Simon Donaldson for a discussion.
Looking Forward: 10 Years After the Higgs Discovery
By Sally Dawson, High Energy Theory Group Leader, Brookhaven National Laboratory
The Della Pietra Lectures: Celebrating Science in a Fractured Society
By Lorraine Walsh Edited by Keating Zelenke
On Line Defects in Quantum Field Theory: Renormalization Group Flows and Applications. By Avia Raviv-Moshe
By Avia Raviv-Moshe
Research Assistant Professor
Simons Center for Geometry and Physics
And Quiet Goes the Ricci Flow: A Conversation with Richard Hamilton. Interview by John Morgan
John Morgan, the Founding Director of the Simons Center, talks to geometer Richard Hamilton about the 40-year history of Ricci flow, the Poincare conjecture and the importance of being lucky.