[Theory] Colloquium: Julia Wolf (Cambridge)

Alexander Razborov razborov at uchicago.edu
Tue Mar 1 16:22:02 CST 2022


This math talk (March 2, 3pm, Eck 202) may be of interest to some. Julia is also talking at our Theory seminar on March 8, I will send a separate announcement about that one. 

> From: Mat <matwimberly at uchicago.edu>
> Date: March 1, 2022 at 8:13:47 AM CST
> To: all_math at lists.uchicago.edu
> Subject: Colloquium: Julia Wolf (Cambridge)
> Reply-To: Mat <matwimberly at uchicago.edu>
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> Julia Wolf
> (Cambridge)
> When is a Mathematical Object Well-Behaved
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> When is a Mathematical Object Well-Behaved
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> Abstract:
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> In this talk we will come at this question from two
> different angles: first, from the viewpoint of model theory, a subject
> in which for nearly half a century the notion of stability has played
> a central role in describing tame behaviour; secondly, from the
> perspective of combinatorics, where so-called regularity
> decompositions have enjoyed a similar level of prominence in a range
> of finitary settings, with remarkable applications.
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> In recent years, these two fundamental notions have been shown to
> interact in interesting ways. In particular, it has been shown that
> mathematical objects that are stable in the model-theoretic sense
> admit particularly well-behaved regularity decompositions. In this
> talk we will explore this fruitful interplay in the context of both
> finite graphs and subsets of abelian groups.
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> To the extent that time permits, I will go on to describe recent joint
> work with Caroline Terry (The Ohio State University), in which we
> develop a higher-arity generalisation of stability that implies (and
> in some cases characterises) the existence of particularly pleasant
> higher-order regularity decompositions.
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> Topic: Colloquium: Julia Wolf
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> Time: Mar 2, 2022 03:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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