In this talk I will introduce a statistical mechanics problem known as the Schrödinger problem, which aims at finding the most likely evolution of a cloud of particles conditionally to initial and fin...
Timetable: February, every Mon, Wed and Fri (with two exceptions) at 15:00 in Room 1B, RM002, SBAI Department. After a streamlined historical introduction (e.g. the Turing machine, Rosenblatt's perc...
We discuss the unique continuation property for linear differential operators of the form sum of squares of vector fields satisfying Hörmander's bracket generating condition. We provide some negative ...
The solution of systems of non-autonomous linear ordinary differential equations is crucial in various applications, such as nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. We introduced a new solution expre...
Enumerating genus g curves passing through g points in an abelian surface is a natural problem, whose difficulty highly depends on the degree of the curves. For "primitive" degrees, we have an easy ex...
We introduce a novel statistical perspective on a classical problem at the intersection of computer science and information theory: recovering the empirical frequency of a symbol in a large discrete d...
The moduli space of cubic surfaces marked by their \(27\) lines admits multiple compactifications arising from different perspectives. By work of Gallardo-Kerr-Schaffler, it is known that Naruki’s cro...
Abstract. I will present some recent results on large deviations for binary collision stochastic models. The paradigmatic model is the Kac’s walk, described, in the kinetic limit, by the homogeneous ...
9:30 Morini (Minicourse Part V) 11:30 Otto (Minicourse Part V) See https://sites.google.com/uniroma1.it/cvga2025/2nd-school for more information. This school is part of the activities of the Excel...
