Explore a mathematical seminar presentation examining the twistor geometry of Schrödinger equations, with a focus on (2,3,5)-distributions and contact lines. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts as Professor Jun-Muk Hwang presents research findings at the Isaac Newton Institute's Twistor Theory event. Learn about the intersection of mathematical physics and geometry through this hour-long academic lecture, which contributes to the broader understanding of twistor theory and its applications in mathematical sciences.
Overview
Syllabus
Prof. Jun-Muk Hwang | (2, 3, 5)-distributions and contact lines
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INI Seminar Room 2
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