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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/pure-mathematics/events/distinguished-internationa
 l-women-math-day-colloquium
SUMMARY:Distinguished International Women in Math Day Colloquium
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DESCRIPTION:LAURA DEMARCO\, HARVARD UNIVERSITY\n\nThe (algebraic) geometry 
 of the Mandelbrot set\n\nOne of the most famous -- and still not fully und
 erstood -- objects in\nmathematics is the Mandelbrot set. By definition\, 
 it is the set of\ncomplex numbers c for which the recursive sequence defin
 ed by x_1 = c\nand x_{n+1} = (x_n)^2+c is bounded. This set turns out to b
 e rich and\ncomplicated and related to many different areas of mathematics
 . I will\npresent an overview of what's known and what's not known about t
 he\nMandelbrot set\, and I'll describe recent work that (perhaps\nsurprisi
 ngly) employs tools from number theory and algebraic geometry.\n\nMC 5501
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