Blyth Lectures
The current Blyth Lecture
- April 2009: Scott Sheffield,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Quantum Gravity and Randomized Space-Time Geometry
Previous Blyth Lectures
- September 2007: Manjul Bhargava,
Princeton University
Sums of Squares, and Generalizations
- March 2006: Andrei Okounkov,
Princeton University
Limit Shapes, Real and Imagined
- October 2004: Yuri Manin,
Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics,
Bonn and Northwestern University
Quantum Computing Project
- March 2003: Juergen Jost,
Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig
and the Santa Fe Institute for the Sciences of Convexity
Three Lectures on Optimal Shapes and Structures
- March 2002: Dmitry Fuchs, University of
California at Davis,
Three Lectures on Geometry and Algebra
- March 2000: Grigory Margulis, Yale University,
Ergodic Theory, Lie Groups and Number Theory
- March 1999: V. Guillemin, MIT,
Equivariant deRham Theory and Graphs
- September 1997: J. Sjöstrand, Ecole
Polytechnique, Microlocal Methods in Partial Differential
Equations
- March 1997: J. Cheeger, Courant Institute, NYU, The Small Scale
Structure of Spaces of Bounded Curvature
- March 1996: B. Konstant, MIT,
Recent Developments in Lie Group Theory and Geometry
- March 1995: Efim Zelmanov, Yale University, The Burside Problem
and Profinite Groups
- April 1994: Charles Fefferman, Princeton University, Quantum
Mechanics and the States of Matter
- March 1993: Peter Sarnak, Princeton University, Arithmetic
Quantum Chaos
The R.A. Blyth Lectures are an annual distinguished lecture series
in Mathematics and Mathematical Science, established by the
Department of Mathematics, University of Toronto on the
occasion of the 150th anniversary of the firt Professorship
in Mathematics at the University.
It consists of three lectures by a
distinguished mathematician: the first for a general scientific audience, the
second for a general mathematical audience, and the third for specialists in
the field.
The thirteenth Blyth Lecturer is Professor Manjul Bhargava of
Princeton University.