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. 

 

The Atiyah class on algebraic stacks
Kuhn, N Forum of Mathematics Sigma volume 12 e100 (15 Nov 2024)

Tutoring Opportunity: Maths Circles

 

 

 

 

 

 

The charity "We Solve Problems" invites students in Mathematics and related areas (Statistics, Theoretical Physics, etc.) to apply for the tutor position at their Maths Circles, which take place at Keble College.

 

You know how it is, everything you do and see and hear puts a song in your head. Or maybe it's just a few of us. Maybe it needs a name. Maybe it already has one. Anyway, your Song of the Week Editor does a lot of running.

Keep on running Tami.

Applying population mechanistic modelling to find determinants of CAR-T dynamics in month-one lymphoma patients
Brown, L McConnell, M Rosler, R Peiser, L Schmidt, B Ratushny, A Gaffney, E Coles, M Immunotherapy Advances
Thu, 05 Dec 2024
13:00
N3.12

Resurgence

Clément Virally
Abstract

Perturbation theory is one of the main tools in the modern physicist's toolbox to solve problems. Indeed, it can often the only approach we have to computing any quantity of interest in a physical theory. However, perturbative contributions can actually grow as we increase the order. Thus, many perturbative series in physics are asymptotic, with 0 radius of convergence. In this talk, I will describe resurgence, which gives us a way of treat such series, by adding non-perturbative effects in a systematic manner.

 

Junior Strings is a seminar series where DPhil students present topics of common interest that do not necessarily overlap with their own research area. This is primarily aimed at PhD students and post-docs but everyone is welcome.

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