Wednesday, January 29, 5pm, L1
Hugo will illustrate how counting can shed light on the behaviour of complex physical systems, while simultaneously revealing the need to sometimes go beyond what numbers tell us in order to unveil all the mysteries of the world around us.
Hugo Duminil-Copin is a French mathematician recognised for his groundbreaking work in probability theory and mathematical physics. In 2022 he was awarded the Fields Medal.
North meets South is an Mathematical Institute tradition founded by and for early-career researchers. One speaker from the North side of the Andrew Wiles Building and one speaker from the South side will each present an idea from their work in an accessible yet intriguing way.
Today, 4pm, L1
North Paul-Hermann Balduf - Statistics of Feynman integral
Get ready for another thrilling Table Football Tournament after last year’s smash success. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just up for some fun, this is your chance to claim the title of best team in the department.
What to expect:
• 2-player teams will face off in a group stage, followed by knockout rounds.
• The exact format will adapt depending on how many teams sign up – so rally your friends and get involved
How to enter:
Today, 5pm, Common Room
Today Happy Hour will be free for everyone, in celebration of the beginning of term. We’ve also arranged for a special welcome from the Head of Department. In addition, there will be prizes handed out. It’s a great opportunity for the whole department to come together, meet the new arrivals, and start the term off on a positive note.
