European Congress of Mathematics

A.C.M. Ran; Herman te Riele; Jan Wiegerinck

doi:10.4171/077

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European Congress of Mathematics

Amsterdam, 14–18 July, 2008

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A.C.M. Ran
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Herman te Riele
Centrum Wiskunde en Informatica, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Jan Wiegerinck
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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pp. 3–16
Uniqueness of bounded solutions to aggregation equations by optimal transport methods
José A. CarrilloJesús Rosado
pp. 17–29
On the computation of the coefﬁcients of modular forms
Bas Edixhoven
pp. 31–51
Effective equidistribution and spectral gap
Manfred Einsiedler
pp. 53–82
Survey on aspherical manifolds
Wolfgang Lück
pp. 83–114
Wheeled props in algebra, geometry and quantization
Sergei A. Merkulov
pp. 115–134
Positive deﬁnite functions in distance geometry
Oleg R. Musin
pp. 135–165
From sparse graphs to nowhere dense structures: decompositions, independence, dualities and limits
Jaroslav NešetřilPatrice Ossona de Mendez
pp. 167–195
Bundle gerbes and surface holonomy
Jürgen FuchsThomas NikolausChristoph SchweigertKonrad Waldorf
pp. 197–210
Topological ﬁeld theories in 2 dimensions
Constantin Teleman
pp. 213–230
The revolution of 1907 – Brouwer’s dissertation
Dirk van Dalen
pp. 233–251
New developments in combinatorial number theory and applications
Jean Bourgain
pp. 253–276
Large random planar maps and their scaling limits
Jean-François Le Gall
pp. 277–292
Geometry and non-archimedean integrals
François Loeser
pp. 293–332
Feynman integrals and motives
Matilde Marcolli
pp. 333–377
Topological quantum ﬁeld theory: 20 years later
Nicolai Reshetikhin
pp. 381–400
Computational complexity and numerical stability of linear problems
Olga HoltzNoam Shomron
pp. 401–417
High-dimensional distributions with convexity properties
Bo'az Klartag
pp. 419–439
Some recent results about the sixth problem of Hilbert: hydrodynamic limits of the Boltzmann equation
Laure Saint-Raymond
pp. 441–449
Graded algebras associated to algebraic algebras need not be algebraic
Agata Smoktunowicz