After a general introduction on differential calculi on noncommutative spaces, we equip a family of algebras whose noncommutativity is of Lie type with a derivation based differential calculus obtained, upon suitably using both inner and outer derivations, as a reduction of a redundant calculus over the Moyal four dimensional space.

We present a novel framework for the study of a large class of nonlinear stochastic partial differential equations, which is inspired by the algebraic approach to quantum field theory. The main merit is that, by realizing random fields within a suitable algebra of functional-valued distributions, we are able to use specific techniques proper of microlocal analysis.These allow us to deal with renormalization using an Epstein-Glaser perspective, hence without resorting to any specific regularization scheme. As a concrete example we shall use this method to discuss the stochastic Phi^3_d model and we shall comment on its applicability to the stochastic nonlinear Schrödinger equation.

In this talk, I will present a recent regularity result for isoperimetric sets with densities, under mild Holder regularity assumptions on the density functions. Our main Theorem improves some previous results and allows to reach the regularity class C^{1,frac{alpha}{2-alpha}} in any dimension. This is a joint work with L. Beck and C. Seis.
NB:This talk is part of the activity of the MIUR Excellence Department Project MATH@TOV CUP E83C23000330006

  In this talk I will present a new point of view on Schubert polynomials via bosonic operators. In particular, we extend the definition of bosonic operators from the case of Schur polynomials to Schubert polynomials. More precisely, we work with back-stable Schubert polynomials and our operators act on the left weak Bruhat order. Furthermore, these operators with an extra condition give sufficiently enough linear equations for the structure of the cohomology ring of flag varieties.

  In its simplest form, this correspondence is the map from symmetric functions to skew-symmetric functions given by multiplication by the Weyl denominator (the Vandermonde determinant). A generalization produces the motivating shadow of “geometric Satake”, a diagram which contains the Satake isomorphism, the center of the affine Hecke algebra and the Casselman-Shalika formula. In a miracle that I wish I understood better, the whole diagram generalizes to the case of Macdonald polynomials and sends the bosonic Macdonald polynomial to the fermionic Macdonald polynomial. Does this suggest an “elliptic version" of geometric Langlands?
  This talk is based upon arXiv2212.03312, joint with Laura Colmenarejo.

We describe the recent construction of Birkhoff cones which are contracted by the action of transfer operators corresponding to dispersing billiard maps. The explicit contraction provided by this construction permits the study of statistical properties of a variety of sequential and open billiards. We will discuss some applications of this technique to chaotic scattering and the random Lorentz gas. This is joint work with C. Liverani.

Combinatorial graphs can serve as a nice tool for description of dynamical systems on Cantor set. A classical example of this type are Bratelli- Vershik diagrams. Recently, Shimomura, motivated by works of Akin, Glasner and Weiss, developed an alternative approach, which helps to describe dynamical systems on Cantor set by employing inverse limit of graphs. This approach provides a useful tool for description of dynamical systems on Cantor set. As a particular application of the above approach we will present a method of construction of Cantor set $C$ with prescribed dynamics and its extension to interval maps with derivative zero on $C$. Starting motivation for this study is an old question whether invariant subset $Csubset [0,1]$ on which derivative of interval map $f$ vanishes must contain a periodic point.

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Note: This event is part of the activity of the MIUR Department of Excellence Project MatMod@TOV.

We recall and discuss the result of Baladi & Tsujii which tells that, under mild conditions, a linear operator considered acting on two different Banach spaces will have spectra which coincide outside of the essential spectrum. * [Lemma A.3 of "Dynamical zeta functions and dynamical determinants for hyperbolic maps" by Viviane Baladi].

We will be interested in the analysis of a system of PDEs modeling continuously stratified fluids under the influence of gravity. The system is obtained by a linearization of the equations of incompressible non-homogeneous fluids (non-homogeneous Euler equations) around a background density profile that increases with depth (spectrally stable density profile). I will present some mathematical problems related to (asymptotic) stability and long-time dynamics.
Note: This talk is part of the activity of the MIUR Department of Excellence Project MatMod@TOV (2023-2027)