Abstracts - Plenary, Prize and Public Lectures

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• Plenary Lectures
• Excellence in Teaching Award
• Krieger-Nelson Prize
• Public Lectures

Plenary Lectures    [PDF]

• Andrea Bertozzi - Geometric graph-based methods for high dimensional data
• Andrew Granville - The pretentious Riemann Hypothesis and beyond
• Rachel Kuske - Interactions of noise and non-smooth dynamics: transitions and qualitative changes
• Yuval Peres - Search games and optimal Kakeya sets
• Tatiana Shubin - Navajo Math Circles - Lessons Taught and Learned

Excellence in Teaching Award    [PDF]

• Ian VanderBurgh - At the intersection of teaching, outreach and education

Krieger-Nelson Prize    [PDF]

• Malabika Pramanik - Configurations in sets big and small

Public Lectures    [PDF]

• Yuval Peres - Visual mathematics: From graph partitioning to cellular automata and fair allocation