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New key exchange primitives
 Noncomputable spectral sets
 
The Hardy Lorentz spaces
 Intersections of Segre varieties
 
The Ginzburg-Landau theory for a thin superconducting loop in a large magnetic field
 Bifurcation and stability problems in fluid dynamics
 
Adding temporal logic to dynamic epistemic logic
 Mathematical studies on the human eye
 
Comparison of finite volume and finite difference methods and convergence results for finite volume schemes
 First return recovery of Baire class one functions on ultrametric spaces
 
Braid group representations via the Yang Baxter equation
 Analysis and numerics of 1D time dependent superconductivity with an applied current
 
Fraisse limits and colimits with applications to continua
 A mathematical model for power derivatives
 
On phase reconstruction
 Pricing caps and swaptions when bond prices follow jump-diffusion processes and have log-price volatility
 
Theories of continuity and infinitesimals: Four philosophers of the nineteenth century
 Obstructions to slicing generalized doubles
 
Formation and long time persistence of patterns outside of equilibrium
 On efficient computation of Grobner bases
 
The Clifford algebra of a cubic form
 Limit theorems in noncommutative probability theory
 
Classification and applications of tensor categories
 Interpretation of eigenvalues in multivariate statistical analysis and Bartlett's test for Riesz distributions
 
Graphical calculus for fusion categories and quantum invariants for 3-manifolds
 Maximal invariants over symmetric cones
 
Pointwise Green function bounds and long-time stability of large-amplitude noncharacteristic boundary layers
 Reversibility of simple random walk on multi-type Galton-Watson trees
 
Motivic zeta-functions and the Grothendieck ring for varieties with group actions
 Maximal averages along rectangles in the plane
 
Pinching deformations of rational maps
 Weighted pluripotential theory
 
Analysis and computation of the inviscid primitive equations and of the corner singularities for some nonlinear diffusive equations
 A new family of screw-motion invariant minimal surfaces
 
Asymptotic behavior of multidimensional scalar relaxation shocks
Asymptotic stability of noncharacteristic viscous boundary layers
 
Probabilistic reasoning on metric spaces
 Adding handles to Wei's genus two doubly periodic minimal surface
 
Topological representation of canonicity for varieties of modal algebras
 Gamma convergence and the first critical field for Ginzburg-Landau on thin shells and manifolds
 
On the behavior of a superconducting wire subjected to a constant voltage difference
 Explorations of sum-product phenomena in fields
 
Relationships between shellability, vertex decomposability, and h-vectors of simplicial complexes
 On the topology of invariant subspaces of a shift of higher multiplicity
 
Character estimates and random walks on SU( n)
 Analysis and computation of corner singularity for some parabolic and hyperbolic equations
 
Examples of invariant processes on Cayley graphs
 Study of some degenerate equations related to dryland vegetation and to chemotaxis
 
Hereditary crossed product orders over discrete valuation rings
Limit Theorems and Decomposition Theory in Free Probability
 
An obstruction to knots bounding Mobius bands in B4
 Transitions and pattern formations in problems of hydrodynamic instabilities
 
Global low-energy weak solutions of the equations of 3D magnetohydrodynamics
 Boundary values of the Thurston pullback map
 
An isoperimetric problem with long-range nonlocal interactions
 Pullback of currents by meromorphic maps
 
On the E2 structure of cochains
End behavior of the periodograms of rho-prime mixing fields
 
Green currents for meromorphic maps of compact Kahler manifolds
 Categorical Semantics for Light Logics
 
LP bounds for the directional Hilbert transform and endpoint estimates with application to the Euler equations