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کارگاه‌های تابستانی دانشکده علوم ریاضی دانشگاه شهید بهشتی
برای دانش‌آموزان، دانشجویان و معلمان

سلام دوستان وقتتون بخیر
خیلی ممنون میشم اگر دانشجو و ۱۸-۲۵ ساله هستید، در رشته هایی به غیر از علوم شناختی در یکی از دانشگاه های شهر تهران تحصیل میکنید، پرسشنامه‌ای که لینکش در پایین قرار داره رو پر کنید.

پر کردن این پرسشنامه حدود ۵ دقیقه ازتون زمان میگیره.

برای قدردانی از زحماتتون هم به قید قرعه به ۳۰ نفر از شرکت‌کنندگانی که در هر دو مرحله پژوهش با ما همکاری کنن، مبلغ ۱۰۰ هزار تومان تقدیم میشه🤍

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🔰یادگیری عملیاتی و مهارت محور اینترنت اشیا در
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✔️بیش از 120 ساعت آموزش علمی و تخصصی به صورت عملی و پروژه محور
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Fifth Workshop on Algebraic Structures in Quantum Computation

June 13 - 17 , 2022
Hosted by the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada


Participation in this workshop via Zoom is for free. However, you still need to register.

https://asqc5.qi.ubc.ca/


The purpose of the workshop is to discuss in a small setting the recent advances in our understanding of quantum computation through algebraic methods. Topics include

- Quantum algorithms
- Generalized stabilizer formalisms and discrete Wigner functions
- Symmetry-protected topological order and computational phases of quantum matter
- Contextuality and Bell-nonlocality
- Quantum error-correction
- Models of quantum computation
- Mathematical methods: Group theory, cohomology, and number theory

Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Mathematical Biology

In this program, participants will discuss concrete examples of models within mathematical biology to develop intuition for how and why each model might be most appropriate/useful to particular types of questions. Case studies will be focused on topics within climate science and human health, showcasing the diversity of challenges, methods for meeting them, and open questions for exploration.

Applicants to the program should be current mathematics graduate students or postdoctoral fellows. Women and people from underrepresented minority groups are especially encouraged to apply.

https://twitter.com/edge4women/status/1535364428421550081?s=20&t=O04r40Ol9z-HV368kBfzfQ

Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Mathematical Biology

https://t.co/4iA7gHh17Z

WICoMB (Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Mathematical Biology) is a free two-day, virtual program for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. The program is designed to strengthen participants’ ability to thrive in mathematical biology research and showcase open areas of research. The program will cover a set of the mathematical, computational, and statistical models frequently used in applied research in life and earth sciences. Participants will receive an intuitive overview of the diversity of modern quantitative modeling approaches available.

Data Science Summer School 2022
Intensive and interactive online courses to expand your data knowledge and network

The Data Science Summer School 2022 is now officially open for registration.

DS3 is a series of workshops on the exciting methods and applications of data science to help navigate in the complex digital world of data today. The Summer School is completely free, available to everyone globally, and organised by the Hertie School Data Science Lab and funded by the Hertie School.

In this iteration, DS3 will deliver five courses on the foundational knowledge of data science, including Python and R programming and the fundamental mathematics essential to the success of data scientists. Three advanced courses will focus on some of the latest development in methods and applications in the field including Generative Adversarial Neural Networks and Transformers architecture.

Take a look at some of the courses available below and see if there is anything that might interest you. We look forward to seeing you at the workshops this summer!

Registration:
https://ds3.ai/

Data Science Summer School 2022
Intensive and interactive online courses to expand your data knowledge and network

The Data Science Summer School 2022 is now officially open for registration.

https://ds3.ai/

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مدرس دوره: مستر پیوند(علی شاه محمدیان)
طول دوره: 5 جلسه
همراه با ارائه گواهی معتبر در پایان دوره

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Infinite Games, Frivolities of the Gods,
Logic at Large Lecture,
May 2022

http://jdh.hamkins.org/infinite-games-frivolities-of-the-gods-logic-at-large-lecture-may-2022/

Abstract. Many familiar finite games admit natural infinitary analogues, which often highlight intriguing issues in infinite game theory. Shall we have a game of infinite chess? Or how about infinite draughts, infinite Hex, infinite Go, infinite Wordle, or infinite Sudoku? Let me introduce these games and use them to illustrate various fascinating concepts in the theory of infinite games.

Come enjoy the lecture,
Video now available! https://youtu.be/qM1oOH1Qjlw

Slides:
http://jdh.hamkins.org/wp-content/uploads/Slides-Infinite-games-Logic-at-Large-Dutch-LvL-2022.pdf

Dear all

Salaam,

Please find the information of tomorrow’s talk:

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Speaker: Hossein Movasati, IMPA (Brazil)


Title: Hodge conjecture

Abstract: Hodge conjecture is one of the major conjectures in complex algebraic geometry which is still unsolved. In this talk I will tell my own experience with this conjecture, why it is hard even in very special cases and what are the implications of this conjecture. The talk is mainly based on my book: A Course in Hodge Theory: With Emphasis on Multiple Integrals, Somerville, MA: International Press Boston, 2021. 

Date: Tuesday, June 7 (Khordad 17th)

Time: 16:30-18 (Tehran local time)

Please attend the seminar at least 5 minutes prior to the beginning time:


https://zoom.us/join

Meeting ID:  908 611 6889

Passcode:  362880

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Please circulate this announcement to anybody who might be interested.

 

Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow,

Best regards

Tahereh Aladpoosh

https://momath.org/infinite-powers-the-story-of-calculus/

Everyone has heard of calculus, but why is it so important? Join MoMath’s Distinguished Visiting Professor for the Public Dissemination of Mathematics, Dr. Steven Strogatz, as he illuminates the fantastic idea at the heart of calculus. With the help of pictures and stories, he’ll trace where calculus came from and then show how it — in partnership with medicine, philosophy, science, and technology — reshaped the course of civilization and helped make the world modern. Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you’ve taken calculus or not, and whether you like math or not. By the end of the evening, you’ll understand how calculus can be viewed as one of the greatest triumphs of human creativity. MoMath is grateful to the Simons Foundation for its support of the Distinguished Visiting Professor program.

You can join this event in person at the Museum (11 East 26th Street) — or online by participating in a live-streamed broadcast of the event.