This workshop will be devoted to discussing extensions of the Langlands program
to nonlinear groups in some generality. An important example of such group is the
metaplectic group: the two-fold cover the symplectic group over a local field....

This workshop will bring practicing social scientists and statisticians who study
exponential random graph models and use these models into contact with an
emerging group of mathematicians who use a variety of new tools, including
graph limit theory and tools from statistical mechanics such as spin glasses....

This workshop will center around the abelian sandpile model and related chip-firing
games on graphs, including generalizations to higher dimension, abelian networks,
and pattern formation.

This workshop will be devoted to outstanding problems that
are in the intersection of frame theory and geometry.

This workshop will be devoted to the study of geometric properties of convex
bodies based on information about sections of these bodies.

This workshop will be devoted to the interplay between stability
theory and computable model theory.

This workshop will focus on the extension of the rigorous computational tools used
in finite dimensional dynamical systems to the infinite dimensional case.

This workshop will be devoted to studying definability and decidability questions
in number theory, more specifically over rational numbers and their algebraic
extensions, as well as over rings of functions of natural interest....

This workshop will be devoted to questions relating to postcritically finite (PCF) rational maps.