The Abel lectures is a tradition during the week-long celebration of the Abel Prize, which is awarded annually by the King of Norway to one or more outstanding mathematicians.
This year's winner Luis Caffarelli will commence the event with his award lecture, followed by the esteemed mathematicians Sylvia Serfaty, Alessio Figalli and Luis Silvestre.
The lectures are free and open to all, but due to lunch preparations, participation must be registered in advance.
Programme
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10.00–10.15: Welcome
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Helge Holden, moderator/head of the Abel committee
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Per Morten Sandset, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation at UiO
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Lise ?vre?s, president of The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letter
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10.15–11.10: Abel prize winner Luis A. Caffarelli
"Non-linear and non-local surface structure problems and some of its application"
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11.10–12.05: Professor Sylvia Serfaty
"From diffusions to fluid equations: the question of regularity"
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12.05–13.00: Lunch
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13.00–13.55: Professor Alessio Figalli
"From elastic membranes to ice melting"
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14.00–14.55: Professor Luis Silvestre:
"Fully nonlinear elliptic equations and applications" -
14.55–15.00: Conclusion
By chairperson of the board of the Abel prize, Professor Ingrid Glad
The lectures will be live-streamed from the Abel Prize's YouTube channel
See also: The Abel Prize Award Ceremony 2023