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Mathematics and Statistics

  1. 2022
  2. HoDoMS Annual Conference and AGM

    Alexander Belton (Participant)

    28/04/202229/04/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in conference -Mixed Audience

  3. Functional Analysis Seminar, University of Oxford

    Alexander Belton (Speaker)

    31/05/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in workshop, seminar, course

  4. Positivity Problems Associated to Permutation Patterns

    Alexander Belton (Speaker)

    8/06/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in workshop, seminar, course

  5. Mathematical Sciences Seminar, University College Cork

    Alexander Belton (Speaker)

    16/06/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in workshop, seminar, course

  6. Lower bounds on the amenability constant of the Fourier algebra

    Yemon Choi (Speaker)

    18/06/2022

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesOral presentation

  7. 2022 Meeting of the International Linear Algebra Society

    Alexander Belton (Organiser)

    20/06/202224/06/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in conference -Mixed Audience

  8. New Challenges in Operator Semigroups conference

    Alexander Belton (Chair)

    18/07/202222/07/2022

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event typesParticipation in conference - Academic

  9. Amenable operator algebras: extensions and unitarizability

    Yemon Choi (Invited speaker)

    18/10/2022

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesInvited talk

  10. Zinbiel algebras are nilpotent

    David Towers (Speaker)

    24/10/202228/10/2022

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesInvited talk

  11. On the restricted subalgebra lattice of a restricted Lie algebra

    David Towers (Speaker)

    24/11/202225/11/2022

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesInvited talk

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