Conference to honor The Mathematical Legacy of Maryam Mirzakhani
Maryam Mirzakhani made dramatic advances in our understanding of the geometry and dynamics of Riemann surfaces and their moduli spaces. After receiving her PhD from Harvard in 2004, under the guidance of Curtis McMullen, she was a Clay fellow and professor at Princeton University before coming to Stanford University for the remainder of her career. Stanford will host a conference during May 18-20, 2018 to honor the remarkable contributions that Maryam made to mathematics and to the mathematical community.
Lecture videos:
Ben Dozier- Equidistribution of saddle connections on translation surfaces https://vimeo.com/281891913
David Dumas - Asymptotics of Hitchin’s metric on Teichmüller space https://vimeo.com/281992094
Hee Oh - Orbit closures of the SL (2,R) action on Kleinian manifolds https://vimeo.com/282035469
Jon Chaika - Horocycle orbits in strata of translation surfaces https://vimeo.com/281863420
Francois Labourie - The Probabilistic Nature of McShane—Mirzakhani’s identities https://vimeo.com/281696765
Amie Wilkinson - Partial hyperbolicity, exponents and (super)rigidity https://vimeo.com/283042484
Jenya Sapir - Tessellations from long geodesics on surfaces https://vimeo.com/282967877
Kasra Rafi - Local maxima of the systole function https://vimeo.com/282927493
Curtis McMullen - Polygons, periods, and Teichmüller theory https://vimeo.com/282772314
Elon Lindenstrauss - On stationary and invariant measures
Alex Wright - Is there a rank 3? https://vimeo.com/283984135
Anton Zorich - Equidistribution of square-tiled surfaces, meanders, and Masur-Veech volumes https://vimeo.com/284033936