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Topology and Dynamics seminar
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A seminar primarily focused on (general / point-set) topology and dynamical systems from a topological perspective. 0 upcoming talks and 58 talks in the archive. An Abstraction of the Unit Interval with Euclidean Topology and Denominators
The Troublesome Probabilistic Powerdomain
Non-Hausdorff Topology and Mathematical Analysis
Cut and Project sets and distances in self-similar sets
Epilepsy: A dynamical systems perspective
Lipschitz images of the Cantor set
Spectral properties of random hyperbolic surfaces
From non-integer expansions to fractal intersections
An introduction to Rauzy fractals
On Poincaré inequalities and counting functions on 1-foliated domains with fractal boundaries (Part II)
On Poincaré inequalities and counting functions on 1-foliated domains with fractal boundaries (Part I)
Patterns in sets of fractional dimension and harmonic analysis in non-linear dynamics
Random substitutions, Rauzy fractals and the Pisot conjecture
Measures arising from regular sequences: existence, ergodicity, and spectral classification
Dimensions of random cookie-cutter-like sets
On some recent results for the Lorentz gas with infinite horizon
Fourier transforms and nonlinear dynamics
Notions of disorder for random substitutions
Complexity results for β-expansions
Geometric functionals of fractal percolation
Path-dependent shrinking target problem in generic affine iterated function systems
Computational and dynamic complexity in shift spaces
Toral Anosov diffeomorphisms with computable resonances
Transfer operators and BV spaces: from classic to anisotropic
Multidimensional continued fractions and symbolic codings of toral translations
Thickness and intersections in R^d
Counting asymptotics for fractals and renewal theory
Equidistribution results for self-similar measures
On Arithmetic Progressions Within Binary Words
Random interval maps: Stationary measures and random matching
When is the beginning the end?
Recognizability for sequences of morphisms
Laplacians on fractals and Weyl’s asymptotics
Dynamical behaviour of alternate base expansions
Laplacian eigenfunctions on large genus random surfaces
Measure theoretic entropy of random substitution subshifts
An introduction to the transfer operator method
Growth along geodesic rays in hyperbolic groups
Equicontinuity, transitivity and sensitivity
New approaches to overlapping iterated function systems
Random substitutions and topological mixing
Dimensions of exceptional self-affine sets in R^3
Specification and Synchronisation for unique expansions
Value quantales and Lipschitz constants
Tanaka continued fractions and matching
Dynamics of isometries of the hyperbolic plane
Locally finite trees and the topological minor relation
Fractal Weyl bounds
Uniqueness of trigonometric series outside fractalsNote change of day and time
Simultaneous shrinking target problems for ×2 and ×3Note change of day and time
Quenched decay of correlations for slowly mixing systems
On the Hausdorff Dimension of Bernoulli Convolutions
The action of Fuchsian groups on complex projective space
Classes of continua determined by classes of mappings
Classification of attractors
The Ellis semigroup of generalized Morse sequences
Continuity of betweenness functions
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Marco Abbadini (Computer Science, University of Birmingham).
Thursday 23 November 2023, 15:00-16:00