School of Mathematics
Some Connections Between Homotopy Theory and Logic
Radiation Field for Einstein Vacuum Equations
The Density of States for Random Band Matrices
Heegaard Floer Homology and Legendrian Knots
Lower Bounds on the Lyapunov Exponent of 1D Schrodinger Operators Using Crude Estimates on the Density of States
Incidence Geometry and Connections to Theoretical Computer Science
Randomness and Pseudo-randomness
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Avi Wigderson, Herbert H. Maass Professor in the School of Mathematics, gave a Friends Forum in October 2011, entitled Randomness and Pseudo-randomness.
Limit Theories and Higher Order Fourier Analysis
We present a unified approach to various topics in mathematics including: Ergodic theory, graph limit theory, hypergraph regularity, and Higher order Fourier analysis. The main theme is that very large complicated structures can be treated as approximations of infinite measurable and topological objects. In the limit interesting algebraic structures and new concepts arise which are hard to capture in the finite language but they govern the behavior of the finite objects. A prominent example is the inverse theorem for the Gowers norms on arbitrary abelian groups.

