Thank you for this talk, but also for the excellent introduction - so brief yet effective: here's the speaker, here's the topic, done. No recitals, no biographies, thank goodness.

KL polynomials on the way

16:38 Those were very inspirational words to hear, I hope I can study that field one day, it sounds so exciting and useful

In the useful exercise, isn't the operator L Nijenhuis if and only if f(z) is a holomorphic function or a real function?

Planning on taking mathematical biology this semester. It's actually my final year in college

I was able to attend this talk live online. Fact that such content is freely and openly available is awesome 🎊

There is a style of contemporary classical music that tries to recreate, say, a trombone Eb using other different musical instruments (not tuning forks, but close) and this is known as spectralism.

i read dozens of papers about correlations of such afs for one year, and i were baffled. It’s clear to me now.

Inspiring talk!

Slides available at www.gilesgardam.com/slides/smri.pdf

Thanks for sharing this video. I'm looking forward to meeting Prof Terence and visiting Sydney.

bad mic/upload, the audio is intractable

This is so hard and so fascinating at the same time.

A wonderful video in many ways: simplified, yes, but not dumbed down; the visuals contributed to the story-telling and were not mere afterthoughts; the video notes are comprehensive and not cursory. Thanks to the film-makers and of course to Asoc. Prof. Hajek for sharing herself and her work. Very interesting.

Martin Hairer is both great mathematician and great speaker.

this is freaking amazing

He starts at 3:00. You're welcome.

Sorry, Can you put lecture 5 of this courses？