Monday, 3 September 2018 to Tuesday, 4 September 2018
Independent University of Moscow,
Bolshoy Vlasyevskii, 11, Hall 401
CNRS – HSE – IITP– Skoltech – Steklov Institute
Interdisciplinary Scientific Center Poncelet (ISCP)
is an international scientific unit (CNRS UMI 2615).
Its two main objectives are:
- to conduct joint research projects in the fields of basic and applied mathematics, theoretical physics and computer science;
- to become a showcase for this research, by promoting exchanges of knowledge between the main Russian and French scientific centers, through conferences, scholarships, stays and internships for young researchers.
ISCP supports free exchange of ideas, creative and friendly atmosphere, and big number of scientific events. Few lines of ISCP history:
Founded in 2002 as a “Laboratorie International Franco-Russe de Mathématique, Informatique et Physique” (LIFR MI2P);
Since 2006 – Poncelet Lab (after French Mathematician J.-V. Poncelet), prolonged in 2010 and in 2013;
Since 2017 – ISCP, presently carries research in mathematical physics, mathematics and informatics (including bioinformatics).
We celebrate these 15 years together with our friends and colleagues and we use this opportunity to highlight the main joint scientific achievements and events.
List of participants from France:
- Michel Balazard
- Pierre Cartier
- Jean-Stephane Dhersin
- Thomas Fernique
- Dimitri Gourevitch
- Marc Hindry
- Victor Kleptsyn
- Gregory Kucherov
- Laurent Lafforgue
- Philippe Lecheminant
- Aurelien Leynet
- Abdo Malac
- Alexis Michel
- Christian Peskine
- Vincent Rivasseau
- Alexander Shen
- David Sinnou (*)
- Denis Ullmo
List of participants from Russia:
- Members of Poncelet Center
- Konstantin Anokhin
- Tagir Aushev
- Yulij lyashenko
- Alexei Khokhlov
- Igor Krichever
- Alexander Kuleshov
- Tatiana Mironovskaya
- Armen Sergeev
- Vladimir Shevchenko
- Andrei Sobolevski
- Vladlen Timorin
- Dmitry Treschev
- Grigory Trubnikov
- Viktor Vasilyev
- Stanislav Smirnov (*)
- Anatoly Vershik
- Maria Yudkevich
(*) – to be confirmed
We would be happy to see friends, colleagues and guests.
Everyone is welcome!
Program of the colloquium
1st day (Historic):
10-00 – 10-30 // // Arrival and breakfast
10-30 – 10-40 // Alexey Khokhlov – Opening and foreword
10-40 – 11-00 // Alexey Sosinsky – History of French-Russian math. relations: from XVIII Century to our days
11-00 – 11-40 // Christian Peskine – History of creation of LIFR MIIP; // Michael Tsfasman – From LIIFR MIIP to Poncelet
11-40 – 12-00 // // Coffee break and informal communication
12-00 – 12-15 // Alexander Kuleshov – Skoltech and Poncelet
12-15 – 12-30 // Abdo Malac and Aurelien Leynet – Embassy of France and French-Russian scientific relations
12-30 – 12-45 // Yulij Ilyashenko – Moscow Independent University and Poncelet
12-45 – 12-00 // Dmitry Treschev – Steklov Institute and international collaboration
13-00 – 15-00 // // Lunch and informal communication
15-00 – 15-15 // Vladlen Timorin – New projects of HSE math department and Poncelet
15-15 – 15-30 // Andrei Sobolevski – Current scientific communication of IITP and Poncelet
15-30 – 16-00 // Philippe Lecheminant (INP CNRS) – CNRS and Poncelet (phys), Jean-Stephane Dhersin (INSMI CNRS) – CNRS and Poncelet (math)
16-00 – 16-15 // Alexis Michel – International communications and creation of Poncelet Center
16-15 – 16-45 // // Coffee break
16-45 – 17-00 // Irina Dezhina – Sociology of international scientific relation
17-00 – 17-30 // Thomas Fernique – Life at Poncelet: view from French side; // Gleb Koshevoy – Life at Poncelet: view from Russian side; // David Sinnou – Poncelet and CNRS: historic point of view
17-30 – 17-45 // Denis Ullmo – Current trends in French science on example of Pascal Institute
17-45 – 18-00 // Sergei Nechaev – Where we go, free discussion
18-30 – 22-00 // // Dinner (Independent University of Moscow, ground floor)
2nd day (Scientific):
09-30 – 10-00 // Pierre Cartier, From Lagrange to Hamilton in calculus of variation
10-00 – 10-30 // Laurent Lafforgue, Grothendieck toposes and geometry: some questions they raise
10-30 – 11-00 // Marc Hindry, Zeta functions: origin, past and current development
11-00 – 11-30 // // Coffee break
11-30 – 12-00 // Denis Ullmo, Schrödinger approach to mean-field games
12-30 – 13-00 // Alexander Shen, Three approaches to the quantitative definition of information
13-00 – 13-30 // Gregory Kucherov, Locality-sensitive hashing for bioinformatics
13-30 – 15-00 // // Lunch
15-00 – 15-30 // Anatoly Vershik, Why so difficult (but ought) to pass from 2D to 3D combinatorics
15-30 – 16-00 // Alexandra Skripchenko, Combinatorics of billiard maps
16-00 – 16-30 // Victor Kleptsyn, Products of random SL(2,R) matrices: now with a parameter!
16-30 – 17-00 // // Coffee break
17-00 – 17-30 // Alexander Gorsky, Surprises with Nekrasov partition function
17-30 – 18-00 // Vladimir Akouline, How to handle multipartite quantum entanglement
18-00 – 20-00 // // Wine & cheese at Poncelet
Contact email
(Sergei Nechaev)
Colloquium site :
http://www.poncelet.ru/event/colloquium-15-years-french-russian-lab