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Einstein Lectures 2016: Martin Hairer – Taming Infinities
Tuesday, 29.11, 19h30: The mathematics of randomness Wednesday, 30.11, 17h15: Random loops Thursday, 01.12, 19h30: Taming infinities
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In memory of Albert Einstein’s work, the Einstein Lectures, organized by the University of Bern and the Albert Einstein Gesellschaft, alternately cover topics from the fields of mathematics, physics and astronomy, as well as philosophy. All lectures are held in English and free of charge.
Martin Hairer managed to calculate how flame fronts spread on a burning sheet of paper. He received one of the highest awards in his field for his discovery: The Fields Medal. The 41-year-old Warwick professor, who is focusing on stochastic partial differential equations, gives meaning to seemingly impossible equations.
Martin Hairer is a mathematics professor at the University of Warwick – and so is his wife.
Even during his school years growing up in Geneva, the Austrian Martin Hairer developed sound editing software («The Swiss Army Knife of Sound Editing») for which he was awarded with the «Schweizer Jugend-Forschungspreis» in 1995.
At the Einstein Lectures 2016, Martin Hairer talks about how mathematics enable the entire and absolute understanding of physical processes and how infinities can be tamed.
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