Fri, 13 Feb 2026
15:00

On the uniqueness of Ricci flows from Reifenberg Alexandrov spaces

Laura Bradby
(University of Warwick )
Abstract

Hamilton’s Ricci flow is a widely studied tool of geometric analysis, with a variety of applications. It is sometimes possible to obtain existence results for Ricci flows coming out of singular spaces, which leads to the question of uniqueness in these cases. In this talk, we will discuss a new result on uniqueness of Ricci flows coming out of Reifenberg Alexandrov spaces, and give some indication of the methods used in the proof.

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J Cole is a very successful US rapper and record producer. Andrew Wiles is a UK mathematician. J approached the Mathematical Institute to use this voiceover to promote his new album (out today). Andrew said yes. 

Mathematics is everywhere. 

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Andrew and J

J Cole is a very successful US rapper and record producer with 9 million sales.

Andrew Wiles is a UK mathematician with (probably) 9 million fans. 

J approached us to use this voiceover to promote his new album (out today). Andrew said yes. 

Mathematics is everywhere.

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Mathematrix

Join us for a discussion of the ideas in x+y: a mathematician's manifesto for rethinking gender by Eugenia Cheng.

Wednesday 11 February, 2:30 pm in N3.12. 

Sweet treats provided as always - bring your own hot drink. Summaries of the readings will be available through the email list and WhatsApp group early next week.

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