Agenda

Micro-workshop on Wolff's inequality

Zoom: 842 2115 6698 e in aula VIII piano.

The goal of this very informal workshop is bringing together some researchers who used, or who are interested in, Wolff's inequality and potentials in different sub-areas of mathematics, to exchange their viewpoints on the topic. A tentative program will be available before 02/19th.

Nicola Arcozzi: The classical Dirichlet space

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The Dirichlet space is the only conformally invariant, holomorphic Hilbert space on the unit disc. In this elementary introduction (no prerequisites) we see it from the viewpoint of hyperbolic geometry, Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Spaces, fractional derivatives, and dyadic analysis.

Filippo Bracci, Gromov hyperbolicity in complex analysis

https://sites.google.com/view/complex-analysis-seminar/home-page

Organized by the Complex Analysis Seminar, https://sites.google.com/view/complex-analysis-seminar/home-page

Marco Peloso, Fractional Bernstein spaces (Complex Analysis Seminar)

https://sites.google.com/view/complex-analysis-seminar/home-page

Organized by the Complex Analysis Seminar(https://sites.google.com/view/complex-analysis-seminar/home-page)

Some basics on analysis on metric spaces V, Nicola Arcozzi

Interpolating sequences for function spaces IV, Nikolaos Chalmoukis

Stochastic Optimal Control and Bellman function technique V, Michelangelo Cavina

Some basics on analysis on metric spaces IV, Nicola Arcozzi

Interpolating sequences for function spaces III, Nikolaos Chalmoukis

Stochastic Optimal Control and Bellman function technique IV, Michelangelo Cavina

Some basics on analysis on metric spaces III, Nicola Arcozzi

Dept. of Math.

Stochastic Optimal Control and Bellman function technique III, Michelangelo Cavina