The annual Norbert Wiener Lectures feature a series of three talks by a distinguished mathematician. The first talk is a public lecture that should be accessible to anyone with a modest mathematical background; then there is typically one talk at the level of an undergraduate colloquium and one for a specialized audience. The Wiener lecturer is invited to visit for a full week in order to interact with faculty and students.
October 2019
Mary Wheeler, Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
"Modeling and Simulation for Physics Couplings and Subsurface Applications"
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December 2017
Ken Ono, Asa Griggs Candler Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Emory University
"Polya's program for the Riemann Hypothesis and related problems"
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April 2016
Noam Elkies, Professor, Department of Mathematics, Harvard University
"Canonical Forms"
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