Hello all, we are the Mirzakhani Society, a group for all the women and non-binary mathematicians at Oxford. We run lots and lots of relaxed events from pizza nights to career conferences. Our main aim is to create a warm and welcoming environment for women* to come together and chat about life, maths and anything in-between.
TE-PAI: exact time evolution by sampling random circuits
Kiumi, C
Koczor, B
(22 Oct 2024)
Rigidity of the Torelli subgroup in $\mathrm{Out}(F_{N})$
Hensel, S
Horbez, C
Wade, R
Revista Matemática Iberoamericana
(25 Oct 2024)
Did you know that nearly 40 early career researchers in the department actively play a musical instrument? If you haven't told us yet about your extra-mathematical talents, especially faculty, please let Dyrol know which instrument you play. We may (may) do a feature next term on maths and music. You know, get a band together, that sort of thing.
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A French horn, one of the instruments we play.
Symmetry has been a guiding principle for physics ever since its modern conception in the work of Issac Newton, which eventually led to the reformulation of classical mechanics by Lagrange and Hamilton.
Professor Dominic Joyce has been appointed Savilian Professor of Geometry here in Oxford.
Dominic will be the 21st holder of the Savilian Chair. Established in 1619 by Sir Henry Savile, it has been held by many top mathematicians - including John Wallis (who introduced the ∞ notation), Edmond Halley (after whom Halley's comet is named), Edward Titchmarsh, and Sir Michael Atiyah.