Colloquia
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Fri, 22/10/2010 16:30 |
Nicola Fusco |
Colloquia  |
L2 |
| The isoperimetric inequality is a fundamental tool in many geometric and analytical issues, beside being the starting point for a great variety of other important inequalities. We shall present some recent results dealing with the quantitative version of this inequality, an old question raised by Bonnesen at the beginning of last century. Applications of the sharp quantitative isoperimetric inequality to other classic inequalities and to eigenvalue problems will be also discussed. | |||
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Fri, 12/11/2010 16:30 |
Professor Luis Caffarelli |
Colloquia |
L2 |
| Anomalous ( non local) diffusion processes appear in many subjects: phase transition, fracture dynamics, game theory I will describe some of the issues involved, and in particular, existence and regularity for some non local versions of the p Laplacian, of non variational nature, that appear in non local tug of war. | |||
