Guest lectures and seminars - Page 170
Abstract: We will give a brief introduction to motivic homotopy theory followed by a discussion on how a theorem of Gabber may be used to avoid assuming that resolution of singularities holds in positive characteristic. The first half will be aimed at a general audience of topologists. The second will feature more algebraic geometry, however we will still try and keep it accessible to topologists.
Analysis and Application of Polygonal and Serendipity Finite Element Methods
Nils Detering (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management) holder et seminar med tittelen: Pricing & hedging asian-style options in energy
Philip Jonathan (Shell Projects & Technology, U.K. and Lancaster University) and David Randell (Shell Projects & Technology and Durham University) will give two talks:
Modelling extreme environments
and
Locating and quantifying gas emission sources using remotely obtained concentration data