The role of environmentally mediated drug resistance in facilitating the spatial distribution of residual disease
Maini, P
Milne, A
Marusyk, A
Picco, N
Anderson, A
Communications Biology
IceCube Search for Neutrino Emission from X-Ray Bright Seyfert Galaxies
Abbasi, R
Ackermann, M
Adams, J
Agarwalla, S
Aguilar, J
Ahlers, M
Alameddine, J
Amin, N
Andeen, K
Argüelles, C
Ashida, Y
Athanasiadou, S
Ausborm, L
Axani, S
Bai, X
Balagopal V., A
Baricevic, M
Barwick, S
Bash, S
Basu, V
Bay, R
Beatty, J
Becker Tjus, J
Beise, J
The Astrophysical Journal
volume 988
issue 1
(18 Jul 2025)
SPAM: SPIKE-AWARE ADAM WITH MOMENTUM RESET FOR STABLE LLM TRAINING
Huang, T
Zhu, Z
Jin, G
Liu, L
Wang, Z
Liu, S
13th International Conference on Learning Representations Iclr 2025
54195-54215
(01 Jan 2025)
Join science writer Simon Singh on a whistle-stop tour through two decades of his bestselling books. 'Fermat’s Last Theorem' looks at one of the biggest mathematical puzzles of the millennium; 'The Code Book' shares the secrets of cryptology; 'Big Bang' explores the history of cosmology; 'Trick or Treatment' asks some hard questions about alternative medicine; and 'The Simpsons and Their Mathematical Secrets' explains how TV writers, throughout the show’s 35-year history, have smuggled in mathematical jokes.
Personalised regional modelling predicts tau progression in the human brain
Chaggar, P
Vogel, J
Binette, A
Thompson, T
Strandberg, O
Mattsson-Carlgren, N
Karlsson, L
Stomrud, E
Jbabdi, S
Magon, S
Klein, G
Hansson, O
Goriely, A
PLoS Biology
volume 23
issue 7
(21 Jul 2025)
MIX-LN: UNLEASHING THE POWER OF DEEP LAYERS BY COMBINING PRE-LN AND POST-LN
Li, P
Yin, L
Liu, S
13th International Conference on Learning Representations Iclr 2025
21808-21822
(01 Jan 2025)
Equilibrium Selection via Cheap-talk Partition
Lee, W
Abate, A
Wooldridge, M
Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems Aamas
2606-2608
(01 Jan 2025)
Why Networks Matter: Embracing Biological Complexity - John Quackenbush, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Tuesday 29 July at 2:00 pm in the Small Lecture Theatre, Department of Statistics
There will be a reception following the talk in the Ground Floor Social Area. There is no need to register – just join us on the day.
Tue, 28 Oct 2025
16:00
16:00
C3
On the classification of quantum lens spaces
Sophie Zegers
(TU Delft)
Abstract
In the study of noncommutative geometry, various of classical spaces have been given a quantum analogue. A class of examples are the quantum lens spaces described by Hong and Szymański as graph C*-algebras. The graph C*-algebraic description has made it possible to obtain important information about their structure and to work on classification. Moreover, every quantum lens space comes with a natural circle action, leading to an equivariant isomorphisms problem.
In this talk, Sophie Zegers will give an introduction on how to classify quantum lens spaces and how to obtain a number theoretic invariant in low dimensions and will briefly present some results from joint work with Søren Eilers on the equivariant isomorphism problem of low dimensional quantum lens spaces.