European Congress of Mathematics
Amsterdam, 14–18 July, 2008
Editors
A.C.M. Ran
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The NetherlandsHerman te Riele
Centrum Wiskunde en Informatica, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsJan Wiegerinck
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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pp. v–xxxvi Front Matterpp. v–vi PrefaceA.C.M. RanHerman te RieleJan Wiegerinck
pp. vii–viii Contentspp. 3–16 Uniqueness of bounded solutions to aggregation equations by optimal transport methodsJosé A. CarrilloJesús Rosado
pp. 17–29 On the computation of the coefficients of modular formsBas Edixhoven
pp. 31–51 Effective equidistribution and spectral gapManfred Einsiedler
pp. 53–82 Survey on aspherical manifoldsWolfgang Lück
pp. 83–114 Wheeled props in algebra, geometry and quantizationSergei A. Merkulov
pp. 115–134 Positive definite functions in distance geometryOleg R. Musin
pp. 135–165 From sparse graphs to nowhere dense structures: decompositions, independence, dualities and limitsJaroslav NešetřilPatrice Ossona de Mendez
pp. 167–195 Bundle gerbes and surface holonomyJürgen FuchsThomas NikolausChristoph SchweigertKonrad Waldorf
pp. 197–210 Topological field theories in 2 dimensionsConstantin Teleman
pp. 213–230 The revolution of 1907 – Brouwer’s dissertationDirk van Dalen
pp. 233–251 New developments in combinatorial number theory and applicationsJean Bourgain
pp. 253–276 Large random planar maps and their scaling limitsJean-François Le Gall
pp. 277–292 Geometry and non-archimedean integralsFrançois Loeser
pp. 293–332 Feynman integrals and motivesMatilde Marcolli
pp. 333–377 Topological quantum field theory: 20 years laterNicolai Reshetikhin
pp. 381–400 Computational complexity and numerical stability of linear problemsOlga HoltzNoam Shomron
pp. 401–417 High-dimensional distributions with convexity propertiesBo'az Klartag
pp. 419–439 Some recent results about the sixth problem of Hilbert: hydrodynamic limits of the Boltzmann equationLaure Saint-Raymond
pp. 441–449 Graded algebras associated to algebraic algebras need not be algebraicAgata Smoktunowicz