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30 years of modularity: number theory since the proof of Fermat

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Persiflage

It’s probably fair to say that the target audience for this blog is close to orthogonal to the target audience for my talk, but just in case anyone wants to watch it in HD (and with the audio synced to … Continue reading →

Posted in Mathematics | Tagged Ana Caraiani, Andrew Wiles, Bach, Barry Mazur, Cello Suites, Chandrashekhar Khare, Christophe Breuil, Documentary, George Boxer, Grothendieck, Hyperbolic Geometry, Jack Thorne, James Newon, Jean-Pierre Wintenberger, John Tate, Knot Not, Langlands, Matthew Emerton, Modularity, Peter Scholze, Pierre Colmez, Thurston, Toby Gee, Vincent Pilloni, Vivaldi | 13 Comments

Guess That Tune!

Posted on December 18, 2018 by Persiflage

I have recent upgraded my wheels from “classic” (20th century corolla, slightly used) to “contemporary” (21st century corolla, also slightly used). Possibly the last straw was when I found the article Toyota Recalls 1993 Camry Due To Fact That Owners … Continue reading →

Posted in Music | Tagged andras schiff, Bach, Beethoven, English Suites, Fancy Car, French Suites, Goldberg Variations, Jacob Lurie, Jean-Pierre Rampal, Mozart, Murray Perahia, Schubert, Shostakovich, St Matthew Passion, St. John Passion, The Onion, Toyota Corolla, Vivaldi, Whoop-sie-doo | 12 Comments

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