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L'Officiel des Mathématiques

Thematic Semester on Geometric, Combinatorial and Computational Group Theory — July – December 2010 Thematic Semester on Number Theory as Experimental and Applied Science — January – April 2010 Thematic Semester on Mathematical Problems in Imaging Science — August – December 2009 Climate Change and Sustainability Program General Program Aisenstadt Chairs Short Thematic Programs Industrial Problem Solving Workshops (IPSW) Multidisciplinary and Industrial Program The National Institute on Complex Data Structure All Recent and Upcoming Schools

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News - CRM

ATTENTION: Important message concerning the CRM Web Site update on March 29 and 30, 2010. | Read More
March 22-26, 2010

Computer Methods for L-functions and Automorphic Forms

For years, computers have also played a key role in investigating the most central questions in the analytic theory of automorphic forms such as the existence of Maass wave forms. Recently, a team of researchers, including M. Rubinstein (Waterloo) and W. Stein (Seattle), has embarked on an ambitious collaborative effort to systematically gather vast amounts of data concerning, among other things, automorphic forms on higher rank groups. | Read more
March 17-26, 2010

André-Aisenstadt Chair 2010 at CRM

Akshay Venkatesh (Stanford) will give a series of lectures for his André-Aisenstadt Chair. | Read more
Gordon Slade: 2010 CRM-Fields-PIMS Prize Recipient

The Directors of the three Institutes, CRM, Fields and PIMS, are pleased to announce that Gordon Slade from the University of British Columbia is the recipient of the 2010 CRM-Fields-PIMS Prize. The award recognises his outstanding work in rigorous statistical mechanics and probability. | Read More

Number Theory as Experimental and Applied Science - January - April 2010

The year 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of Eugene Wigner’s famous essay on the “unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences”. | Read more

Geometric, Combinatorial and Computational Group Theory - July - December 2010

The 2010 Fall Semester will be devoted to developments in geometric, algorithmic, asymptotic group theory and applications. We will bring people from various branches of mathematics and computer science together to work on some open questions in the field from a fresh viewpoint. | Read More

CRM Laboratories

Mathematical Analysis
Both classical and central to modern mathematics, mathematical analysis lies at the core of our understanding of any continuous system. The mathematical analysis laboratory has undertaken in-depth studies of dynamical systems, partial differential equations and spectra of operators.

CICMA
CICMA is an inter-university research center officially established in 1989. Its research activities are concentrated on number theory, arithmetic geometry, computational algebra and sporadic finite groups.

CIRGET
CIRGET is a joint force of researchers at the cutting-edge of international research in differential geometry, topology, geometric group theory and mathematical physics.

LaCIM
Founded in 1982, LaCIM is one of the principal research center in combinatorics, algebraic combinatorics and theoretical computer science on the international scene.

Applied Mathematics
As a result of state-of-the-art computational resources, it has become possible to simulate problems and figure solutions that we only dreamed of a decade ago. This has been a driving force in the creation of this laboratory.

PhysNum
The work of PhysNum is focused on cerebral imaging and its method. Started within a collaboration with INSERM (Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière) and the Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal, this trend took shape during the study of reconstruction signals in magnetoencephalographic problems.

Mathematical Physics
Mathematical physics represents one of the traditional strengths of the CRM since the beginning of the 1970's. Research focus on several of the most active scientific areas in mathematical physics.

Statistics
Statistics is central to many endeavours in society. Whether it be through surveys from sampling, clinical trials to study various biomedical treatments or experimental designs in agriculture or industry, statistical methodology can be found everywhere in science. The statistics laboratory rallies a great number of statisticians from Eastern Canada.

Transdisciplinary Institute for Quantum Information
Quantum information is an emerging field of research, at the crossroads of mathematics, physics, computer science and chemistry. It could potentially bring about a fundamental revolution, not only in our way of processing information, but also in our way of understanding the world.

GIREF
GIREF gathers researchers and research groups from several academic institutions in order to facilitate research, development, training of specialists and interaction with the industrial circles in the field of modeling an numeric simulation.