Explore a 49-minute mathematical seminar from the Isaac Newton Institute's Twistor Theory series where University of Cambridge researcher Mr. Alex Colling delves into the intricacies of quasi-Einstein structures on surfaces. Gain insights into advanced mathematical concepts through this academic presentation delivered at INI Seminar Room 2, part of the institute's commitment to fostering mathematical research and collaboration between leading scientists from the UK and internationally.
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Syllabus
Mr. Alex Colling | Quasi-Einstein structures on a surface
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INI Seminar Room 2
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