The workshop will consist of four main mini-courses and several additional lectures, taking place on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, at Ohalo Manor Hotel.

Mini-Courses: Read more about Seminar on Random walks, equidistribution, and rigidity

General Director: Peter Sarnak (IAS Princeton)

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Program and Schedule (IMU website)

• Plenary morning session - Manchester Building, Hall 2.
• Parallel afternoon sessions - Sprinzak Building.
• Poster session - The Israel Institute for Advanced Studies building lobby.

Read more about Annual conference of the Israel Mathematical Union 2019

The 26th Amitsur Memorial Symposium will be held at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Coordinators: Avinoam Mann, Aner Shalev

Workshop for graduate students and post-docs

Workshop website Read more about Workshop on Super Strong Approximation in Groups

A tribute to the Legacy of Marina Ratner

For more information and registration click here. Read more about The 22nd Midrasha Mathematicae : Equidistribution, Invariant Measures and Applications

The 4th Israeli Workshop for Women in Mathematics will be held in Sde Boker on between October 7th and October 11th.
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Read more about Special Wolf Prize lecture: Vladimir Drinfeld (Chicago): Slopes of irreducible local systems

The Amitsur Memorial Symposium is an annual conference in memory of Prof. Shimshon Avraham Amitsur. It is hosted by a different institution each year.

The 25th Amitsur Memorial Symposium will be held at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

In this workshop we intend to explore which methods and results can be extended from the realm of groups to stationary random graphs. In doing so we hope to gain better understanding of the factors that determine each random walk behavior, both on stationary random graphs and on Cayley graphs.

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Read more about Random Walks on Groups and Stationary Random Graphs Workshop