Geometry in 2, 3 and 4 Dimensions - Michael Atiyah

2010 Clay Research Conference
Geometry in 2, 3 and 4 Dimensions
Michael Atiyah
Clay Mathematics Institute
www.claymath.or...

[@Mathview]

Outstanding lecture for the general math/phys/tech audience. Professor Atiyah is a legendary mathematician.

[@naimulhaq9626]

Extremely interesting and important insight into future of mathematics. Prof. Atiya is a prolific speaker bringing home to a wide audience the beauty of mathematics, specially the world hidden in the dimensions.

[@columbus8myhw]

"The speculation I offer here - as you get older, it's easy to offer speculation, you don't have to suffer the consequences" That got no laughs? Really?

[@BehnamEsmayli]

And no mention of John Milnor!!

[@jnk3775]

Great event of Mathematics

[@MadHadda63]

Does anybody know the status of his conjectures at the end?

[@rajarshichatterjee3281]

it was solved by russian genius grigori perelman !!

[@PoincareDuality]

@Nanusko désolé à ce sujet. :(

[@Nanusko]

Pour quoi pas de sous-titres? ça m'intéresse tellement...

[@Djuff]

4:00

[@thelastcipher9135]

Who's the bearded guy at 13:59?

[@ndmath]

Allen Hatcher maybe? I don't know for sure. He's the author of the book 'algebraic topology'.

[@alpha12321romeo]

benecio del toro

[@brendawilliams8062]

Thankyou

[@SaraAli-rg3ic]

1.41 hhhhhh his accent is awful is he from FRANCE???!!!!

[@hilhofe]

He is Cédric Villani, an outstanding french mathematician.

[@lambdabaryon]

Well, yes obviously since the conference itself was there and he told us that he's the president of the Poincare institute (which is in Paris).

[@metaparcel]

+Sara Ali No he's from Mars

[@MrPoutsesMple]

+Sara Ali He's pretty French and famous. I really like the way he dresses and looks: like he's a time traveller from 17th century or something.

[@rajarshichatterjee3281]

yep he is cedric villani , who won the fields medal in 2010 . He is a great french mathematician !!