List of LMS Invited Lecturers

 

• 2024 D. Abramovich (Brown University)
  Logs and stacks in birational geometry and moduli
  Imperial College London, 1-5 July
   
• 2023 F. Santambrogio, (Université Lyon 1)
  Optimal transport and its applications
  Durham University, 17-21 July
   
• 2022 G. Kutyniok (LMU, Munich)
  Mathematics of Deep Learning
  Hybrid, hosted by Cambridge University at the INI and online, 28 February - 4 March
   
• 2021 (postponed to 2022). Olga Kharlampovich (CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College)
  Equations in Groups and Complexity 
  Newcastle University, 18-22 July 2022
   
• 2020 Y.  Mishura (University of Kyiv)
  Fractional Calculus and Fractional Stochastic Calculus, including Rough-Paths, with Applications
  Zoom, hosted by Brunel, 15-19 June
   
• 2019 S. Asmussen (Aarhus University)
  Advanced topics in life insurance mathematics  
  ICMS, Edinburgh, 20-24 May
   
• 2018 A. Owen (Stanford)
  From the Foundations of Simulation to Quasi Monte Carlo  
  Warwick University, 9-13 July
   
• 2017 J. Agler (UC San Diego)
  Function Theory by Hilbert Space Methods   
  Newcastle University, 18-22 April
   
• 2016  E. Knobloch (UC Berkeley)
  Dynamics, Patterns and Spatially Localised Structures
  Loughborough University, 21-24 March​
   
• 2015  M. Shapiro (Michigan State University)
  Cluster algebras and integrable systems
  Durham University, 16-20 March
   
• 2014 J. Väänänen (Amsterdam and Helsinki)
  Games, trees and models.
  Foundations of mathematics and second order logic
  The mathematical theory of dependence and independence
  London and UEA, 14-17 April
   
• 2013 F. Bogomolov (Courant Institute, NYU)
  Birational Geometry and Galois Groups
  Edinburgh University, 10-14 June
   
• 2012 A. Borodin (MIT)
  Determinantal Point Processes and Representation Theory 
  Glasgow University, 26-30 March
   
• 2011 E. Candes (Stanford)
  Compressive Sensing
  University of Cambridge, 21-25 March
   
• 2010 M. Bramson (University of Minnesota)
  Stability of Queuing Networks
  WIMCS, hosted by University of Wales Swansea, 12-16 April
   
• 2009  A.D. Ionescu (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
  Black holes in vacuum: examples and uniqueness properties
  University of Edinburgh,  31 March - 4 April
   
• 2008 A. Okounkov (Princeton)
  Random Surfaces
  Imperial College London, 7-11 April
   
• 2007 D. Ben-Zvi (University of Texas, Austin)
  The Geometric Langlands Correspondence
  Oxford, 10-14 April
   
• 2006 M.F. Singer (North Carolina State University)
  Introduction to the Galois Theory of Differential and Difference Equations
  Heriot-Watt University, 31 July - 4 August
   
• 2004 M.W. Davis (Ohio State University)
  The Geometry and Topology of Coxeter Groups
  Southampton, 5-9 July
   
• 2003 M. Fukushima (Kansai)
  Dirichlet Forms and related Stochastic Analysis
  Swansea, 24-30 August
   
• 2002 P. Van Moerbeke (Louvain/Brandeis)
  Random Matrices, Random Permutations and Integrable Lattices
  Leeds, 27 June - 2 July
   
• 2001 T. Goodwille (Brown University)
  Calculus of Functors
  Aberdeen, 18-23 June
   
• 2000 B. Dubrovin (SISSA, Trieste)
  The geometry of isomonodromic deformations
  Oxford, 20-24 March
   
• 1999 A. Mielke
  Reduction Methods for Differential Equations
   
• 1998 D. Zagier
  Aspects of SL(2,Z): binary quadratic forms and modular forms
   
• 1997 J.L. Alperin
  Characters, Subgroups and Modules
   
• 1996 F.J. Almgren
  Geometric Measure Theory and the Calculus of Variations
   
• 1995 P.F.Baum
  Trees, Buildings, Symmetric Spaces and K-theory for Group C*-Algebras
   
• 1994 J. Madore
  Matrix Geometry and Physics
   
• 1993 L. De Branges
  Factorization and Invariant Subspaces
   
• 1992 P.J. Olver
  Symmetry and Equivalence of Differential Equations
   
• 1991 J. E. Marsden
  Mechanics and Symmetry
   
• 1990 R. Melrose
  Spectral and Inverse Spectral Theory of the Dirichlet Problem in a Planar Domain