Rupert Frank (Ludwig Maximilians Universität München), laureate of the FSMP Chair ofexcellence in 2024, will give in the frame of his chair a course entitled Lieb–Thirring inequalities.

The lectures will take place on Wednesdays of March-April 2025 from 9:30 to 12:45 at Institut Henri Poincaré (11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 5^e) :

• March 5 in amphithéâtre Yvonne Choquet Bruhat (Perrin building)
• March 12 in amphithéâtre Yvonne Choquet Bruhat Perrin building)
• Caution: the lecture of March 19th is cancelled!
• March 26 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)
• April 2 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)
• April 9 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)
• April 16 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)
• extra lecture: April 23 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)
• extra lecture: April 30 in room Pierre Grisvard (room 314, Borel building)

Abstract
Lieb–Thirring inequalities are bounds on the eigenvalues of Schrödinger operators. We will discuss several topics related to these inequalities at the intersection of functional analysis, microlocal analysis and spectral theory.
The course is targeted towards graduate students and post-docs with a sound knowledge of Sobolev space theory and Hilbert space theory. Some familiarity with Schrödinger operators is helpful, but not necessary.

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La prochaine édition de Mathématiques en mouvement aura lieu le samedi 16 novembre 2024 de 14h à 19h à l'IHP (11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 5e).

Organisée sous la houlette de Pierre-Antoine Guihéneuf (IMJ-PRG, SU) et Jérôme Buzzi (LMO, Univ. Paris-Saclay), elle sera l'occasion d'aborder les systèmes dynamiques.

Cette année, la manifestation se placera sous le parrainage de la SMF. Elle bénéficie également du partenariat du séminaire Mathematic Park.

La conférence Mathématiques en mouvement est accessible aux étudiant•e•s dès la licence.

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Wednesday 16 October, the FSMP, together with the FMJH and the IHES, is organising the 2024 Greater Paris Region Mathematics Postdocs Day.
This event is open to all post-doctoral students in mathematics in the Greater Paris Region (Île-de-France).
In particular, the aim is to give newcomers the opportunity to meet each other, discover the mathematical ecosystem in the Greater Paris Region, make contacts and get information to help them prepare for the rest of their careers.
The programme will include scientific talks, presentations from mathematical associations and foundations in the Paris region, discussions on practical and administrative issues and on integration into the academic and non-academic job market.
Lectures and presentations will take place in the Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat amphitheatre at the Institut Henri Poincaré (11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 5e, Bâtiment Perrin).

Registration only by invitation from the organisers.

Program

The FSMP was in Sevilla for the 9^th European Congress of Mathematics. Find its diary of the Congress, with reviews of the lectures, photos, interviews... on the dedicated blog: http://evenements.fsmp.fr/

Eitan Tadmor (Universty of Maryland), laureate of the FSMP Chair of excellence in 2023, is giving a doctoral course entitled Emerging Behavior in Collective Dynamics on Wednesdays from 14:00 to 17:00 , from Frebruary 7^th to March 27^th 2024 at Institut Henri Poincaré (11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie), in room 314 (salle Pierre Grisvard), except March 27^th when it will take place in room 201 (salle Maryam Mirzakhani).

Syllabus:

Nature and human societies offer many examples of self-organized behavior: ants form colonies, birds flock, mobile networks synchronize, and consensus may emerge from interaction of diverse human opinions. These are simple examples of collective dynamic in which small scale interactions of so-called active particles, lead to emergence of high-order, larger-scale patterns. These lectures will survey recent mathematical developments in collective dynamics, starting with the influential works of Reynolds, Krause, Vicsek and Cucker & Smale. The dynamics is governed by different protocols of pairwise interactions. Collisions are avoided. There is a hierarchy of three levels of descriptions: agent-based description of swarm dynamics on a graph, a Vlasov-type kinetic description, and large-crowd hydrodynamic description. A main question of interest is how different classes of interaction kernels affect the large-time, large-crowd, non-equilibrium dynamics, leading to the emergence of different large-scale patterns.

A course by Martin J. Gander

Martin J. Gander, professor at University of Geneva and laureate of FSMP chair in 2022, is giving a mini-course entitled Time parallel Time integration that will take place at Institut Henri Poincaré (11 rue Pierre et Marie Curie 75005 Paris). He will be assisted by Thibaut Lunet (Technische Universität Hamburg.) Please registrer (link below) to attend the course.

The laureates of PGSM 2023 (both calls for applications) are:

The Journée Carrières en Mathématiques 2023 (Career Day) will take place on Thursday, May 25, 2023 from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm at Sorbonne University (4 place Jussieu, Paris 5^e), in rooms 15/25- 102 and 15/25-104.

This day is organized under the frame of the program COFUND MathInParis2020, in partnership with Association Bernard Gregory (ABG). 

Program

9:30-9:45 Welcome speeches

The laureates of PGSM 2022 1^st call for applications are:

• Santiago Arambillete, Uruguay, M2
• Gabriel Bassan Dos Santos, Brésil, M2
• Siwar Ben Said, Tunisie, M2
• Berné Nortier, Afrique du Sud, M2
• Adrian Charpentier, Canada, M2
• Loth Damagui Chabi, Bénin, M2
• Alex Colagrande, Italie, M1
• Joe Doumit, Liban, M1
• Felipe Gambardella d’Etigny, Chili, M2
• Luis Ferreira Cardoso, Brésil, M2
• Elahe Ghasemi, Iran, M2
• Esha Gupta, Inde/Canada, M2
• Sanyam Gupta, Inde, M1
• Shi He, Chine, M2
• Isidore Howanou, Bénin, M2
• Laufey Jorgensdottir, M1
• Atefe Khodadadi, Iran, M2
• Daniel Krell Calvo, Espagne, M2
• Yan Luo, Chine, M2
• David Nassauer, Portugal, M1
• Lachlan Potter, Australie, M2
• Ricardo Felipe Rosada Canesin, Brésil, M2
• Thierno Mamoudou Sabaly, Sénégal, M1
• Paguidame Sambiani, Togo, M2
• Pavel Stoilescu, Roumanie, M2
• Roland Boniface Sogan, Bénin, M2
• Ivan Svatko, Ukraine, M1
• Robert Szafarczyk, Pologne, M1
• Aleksandra Tomaszek, Pologne, M2
• Minh Nguyen Tran, Vietnam, M1
• Aneva Doliciane Tsafack, Cameroun, M2
• Alice Wachira, Kenya, M2
• Simon Wegan, Autriche, M2
• Yihua Gao, Chine, M2
• Zahra Hadizadeh, Iran, M2

Applicants on the complementary list have been contacted by email.

• Adam Allombert-Goget, M2
• Juba Aouragh, M2
• Noémie Bergues, M2
• Amaia Cardiel, M2
• Marco David, M2
• Corrie James, M2
• Lampetti Enrico, M2
• Adrien Mathieu, M1
• Félix Morel, M2
• Zakariae Moutaouakil, M2
• Léone Netter, M1
• Mamadou Seye, M1
• Sobihan Surendran, M2
• Taghayor Ellenor, M1
• Verbytska Olena, M1
• Zixuan Zhu, M2