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Tag Archives: Melbourne
En Passant VIII
Coffee in Hyde Park: I had the misfortune of being stuck in down town Hyde Park needing a coffee without access to a car. I started at Sip and Savour where I ordered a cortado. They did not know what … Continue reading
Posted in Chess, Coffee, Food, Travel
Tagged Anish Giri, Ble Sacre, Brittany, Chess, Ding Liren, Dominic Ansel, Fabiano Caruana, Gizzards, Haruzo Hida, Jacques Tilouine, Kouign Amann, Marzocco, Melbourne, Nepomniachtchi, Paris
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Report from Australia, Part I, Coffee
My travel often involves making some effort to find good local coffee. From Palo Alto to Portland, a little effort finds quality cafes with reliable espresso drinks. How does the rest of the world then stack up with Australia, the … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Travel
Tagged Coffee, Mahler Lecture Tour, Melbourne, Poolhouse Coffee, Skittle Lane
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Australiana
Some short observations from my recent trip: Only in the same sense as Captain Renault could you possibly be shocked (shocked!) by what Bancroft drops into his pants. The 90th percentile quality coffee in Melbourne (random mall coffee) is at … Continue reading
Virtual coherent cohomology
I gave a talk yesterday where I attempted to draw parallels between the cohomology of (arithmetic) 3-manifolds and weight one modular forms. It was natural then to think about whether there was an analogue of the virtual Betti number conjecture. … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged David Mumford, Ian Agol, Melbourne, Shimura Curves, Spin Structures, Virtual Positive Betti Number
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