Post-doc positions

Oct 4, 2017 to Dec 1, 2017

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Henri Lebesgue Center offers post-doc positions for researchers in mathematics.

Description

The Lebesgue Center and its partners, Région Bretagne & Région Pays de la Loire (DéfiMaths project), are opening applications for three post-doctoral positions in mathematics for a period of 2*12 months. The hired applicant will conduct his/her research at one of these Insitutes:

Irmar of Rennes
LMJL of Nantes
LMBA of Brest and Vannes
LAREMA of Angers

The positions are open to all research areas present within the four Institutes. They do not include an obligation to teach.

The net salary will be 2 100 Euros per month.

Deadlines

The application is open.

Sending application: between the 4th of October 2017 and the 1st of December 2017.

The positions are expected to begin on September 1st or October 1st, 2018.

Eligibility

Candidates must have completed a PhD in mathematics, or equivalent, at the date of taking office. The candidate must submit an original research project including a collaboration with one or more local researcher (s) of Irmar, LMJL,LMBA, or LAREMA.

Applicants must complete the online form where they have to join the following documents:

• CV describing the candidate's profile and professional experience (list of publications, research topics, activities)
• Cover letter including the research project
• At least two letters of recommendation, including one from the local researcher involved in the project

For more information, please contact us at post-doctorant[at]lebesgue.fr.

Selection

The selection is carried by the Lebesgue Scientific Committee.

Nominees

2017-2018
2016-2017
2015-2016
2014-2015
2013-2014
Complex dynamics and quasi-conformal geometry

Oct 23, 2017 to Oct 25, 2017

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Our colleague Tan Lei passed away in April 2016. A conference will be held from 23/10/2017 to 25/10/2017 at the University of Angers to honour her memory.

Scientific Committee

Etienne Ghys (ENS Lyon)
John Milnor (Stony Brook)
Mitsuhiro Shishikura (Kyoto).

Organizing Committee

Mohammed El Amrani (Angers)
Michel Granger(Angers)
Jean-Jacques Loeb(Angers)
Laurent Meersseman(Angers)
Pascale Roesch(Toulouse).

Provisional list of speakers

Xavier Buff, Arnaud Cheritat, Nuria Fagella (to be confirmed), Cui Guizhen,Peter Haissinski, John Hamal Hubbard (to be confirmed), Carsten lunde Petersen, Kevin Pilgrim, Mary Rees, Pascale Roesh, Hans Henrik Rugh, Dylan Thurston, Mitsu Shishikura, Giulio Tiozzo.

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The registration process is already open.
5 minutes Lebesgue

Oct 24, 2017

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Les vidéos des exposés seront mises en ligne quelques jours après l'exposé. Vidéothèque

Prochain exposé (rediffusion):

24-10-2017: Vincent Colin
Comment mesurer la forme d'un espace ?

Comment construire des espaces exotiques aux propriétés surprenantes et comment, par des expériences locales, en deviner la forme ? On se laissera guider par Henri Poincaré.

Lieu

Rennes

Exposés à venir:

07-11-2017: Éric Hazane

21-11-2017: Marine Fontaine

28-11-2017: Roger Lewandowski

05-12-2017: Maria Cumplido

19-12-2017: Guy Casale

06-02-2018: Rozenn Texier-Picard
Séminaire Quimpériodique

Nov 16, 2017 to Nov 17, 2017

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Ce séminaire de géométrie, complètement à l'Ouest, réunit à Quimper, trois fois l'an, pour deux journées, le jeudi et le vendredi, des géomètres venus des régions Bretagne et Pays de Loire.

Programme

Sorin Dumitrescu (Univ. Nice): Géométries de Cartan branchées
Clément Fromenteau (LAREMA): Sur le champ de Teichmüller des surfaces de Hopf
Ngoc-Phu Ha (LMBA Vannes): Invariants quantiques associés à la super-algèbre de Lie sl(2|1)
Harold Rosenberg (IMPA): The geometry and topology of complete minimal surfaces and applications
Caroline Vernier (LMJL): Théorèmes de recollement en géométrie Kählérienne

Correspondants

Guillaume Deschamps, LMBA, Brest
Laurent Meersseman, LAREMA, Angers
Gaël Meigniez, LMBA, Vannes
Yann Rollin, LMJL, Nantes
Frédéric Touzet, IRMAR, Rennes

Historique

Historique du séminaire

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School - Masterclass 2017

Dec 19, 2017 to Dec 21, 2017

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Angers, from December 19th to December 21st

Organization board: Etienne Mann

We organize a masterclass in Angers, from 19th to 21st of December, 2017. Lectures will be in the morning sessions. We will have two parallel sessions:

Etienne Mann : Introduction to algebraic stacks
We will introduce the notion of fibered category, Grothendieck topology and stacks. We will illustrate these notions on simple examples. These lectures are for Master (or PhD) students who had followed a introduction to algebraic geometry that is algebraic varieties and sheaves.
Loic Chaumont: Application of the matrix-tree-theorem

The organisation board will pay the housing and the lunch. The other meals are not payed by the organizers. For the travel expenses, we will do our best in the limit of our budget.

Date limite d'inscription 15 novembre.
Workshop - Numerical methods for algebraic curves

Feb 19, 2018 to Feb 23, 2018

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Rennes, from February 19th to February 23rd

Organization board: Xavier Caruso, David Lubicz, Christophe Ritzenthaler, Marie-Françoise Roy

This workshop will bring together researchers in complex and real algebraic geometry and applied mathematics (physics and cryptography) to discuss numerical methods and open problems on algebraic curves. There will be a number of introductory talks to each of the following topics and invited lectures from specialists: - Theoretical physics/DPE - Computations with the Jacobian - Random real topology - Complexity of computing topology of real algebraic curves - p-adic methods and applications to cryptography
Conference - Mathematics and Entreprises Days

Apr 12, 2018 to Apr 13, 2018

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Vannes, from April 12th to April 13th

Organization board: Christophe Berthon, Eric Darrigrand, Emmanuel Frénod, Fabrice Mahé, Loïc Chaumont
School - Fundamentals and practice of finite elements

Apr 16, 2018 to Apr 20, 2018

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Roscoff, from April 16th to April 20th

Organization board: Martin Costabel, Eric Darrigrand, Monique Dauge, Yvon Lafranche

Scientific board: Monique Dauge (Univ. Rennes 1), Ilaria Perugia (TU Wien)

5 minutes Lebesgue

Rozenn Texier-Picard, Le problème isopérimétrique

Parmi toutes les formes de périmètre fixé, quelle est celle qui a la plus grande surface ? Au 19ème siècle le mathématicien suisse Jakob Steiner a résolu ce problème par une méthode élémentaire... mais fausse ! Nous en présenterons les grandes idées.

IRMAR

10 May 2016

grand public

Mathematical field:

geometry

Keywords:

optimisation, périmètre, surface, cercle

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