Hamilton Lecture 2014: Prof Cedric Villani

[@bendavis2234]

All of Cedric’s lectures are so fun to listen to. Not many mathematical speakers are as good as him!

[@IlicSorrentino]

I would listen this man for hours...

[@fourier07able]

Prof. Cédric Villani shows here their skills about Astronomy. His lecture is clear and concrete but also futuristic. Kudos for Irish Academy for their excellent presentation, at Edmund Burke Hall, in HD. Thanks!

[@PoojaDeshpande84]

CV: "Ok, lets skip the digression about random numbers" ME: Goes into depression

[@amiraslkhalili5638]

it was an enterprising speech for physics enthusiast to get to know some key experiments in the field of plasma physics , and just alittle bit attempt to illustrate gravity without using general relatively which was so so , how ever sparkled new intuitions while listening to the lecture ! one criticism , no mathematical idea ( original one ) was introduced . looking forward to listen to other lectures and read your papers ! regards from Tehran-Stockholm .

[@ZOSOqueen]

He’s such a joy.

[@scantronbeats]

33:00 "It was not more crazy than what Kepler was thinking..." (referring to nested Platonic solids describing planetary motions) In fact, it is what Kepler's published "rough draft" actually was as illustrated by the very slide at that moment...

[@davidwilkie9551]

Briefly, Landau Damping.., an alternative identification of Latency in phase-states and Super-conduction in Cryogenic materials, because it's an AM-FModuli of proportions of primes and cofactors. The property described as Ricci Flow is another association that can be derived from the "spirals of spirals" in Nash Embedding, (oops, attribution mistake), and ultimately from first principles of the Holographic Universe, projected-Inflated from the ultimate Centre of Gravity, the infinity that defines a universal vanishing point singularity -> Temporal Superposition-singularity Eternity-now.

[@HeliosphanXtal]

He is a bit awkward, but he is brilliant! This man is truly unique! Love him :)

[@scantronbeats]

Around 20:51 it sounds like he says "clock of Hamilton" but I think he means "clock of Harrison". I guess he was excited to talk at the Hamilton lecture. Great passionate presentation!

[@leonhardeuler9839]

scantronbeats He clearly says Hamilton

[@hamidk4772]

Elegant.

[@ilkozahariev8825]

I am looking for a fund for my extraordinary avant-garde architecture project

[@theodorelefranc3964]

Very clever!

[@jake_runs_the_world]

What is the name of the book that Prof. studied during his teenage at 9:28?

[@cameronfloersch3840]

It is Euclid's Elements

[@jake_runs_the_world]

Thanks mate

[@Domilado2010]

actually, I think he speaks and shows the cover of "La géométrie du triangle. Exercices résolus" de Sortais

[@jake_runs_the_world]

Yes Exactly! XD thanks a lot :D

[@geethanjalibalaji5232]

I really wonder how people like maths so much ..

[@ianian8022]

good on you all. Ireland. only country let me fly in on my driver's licence. help me out when I'm too stupid pay for my petrol and it's miss my flight or surrender my passport to bp. Brexit-schmexit, the english will miss the shennanigan agreement.

[@TheGamesterShow]

What is his IQ?

[@d.o.a9236]

IM FRENCH AND SORRY FOR HIS ACCENT EVEN FOR A FRENCH I CAN HEAR THAT ITS A PURE FRENCH ACCENT 🔥😂😂

[@camembertdalembert6323]

why being sorry ? Having an accent is not shameful. It is a part of your personality and your culture, don't be afraid of it as far as people can understand you.

[@krishnadasnair8765]

He sounds SO French and I love it!!