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Pedro Nunes Lecture 2025
Oscillatory Multilinear Inequalities -- with connections to web geometry, logic, combinatorics, convex geometry, computer science, weak continuity, ergodic theory, and more.
CIM Bulletin
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Pedro Nunes' Lecture
2025
Michael Christ (University of California, Berkeley)
Effigy of Pedro Nunes (1502-1578), a Portuguese mathematician and cosmographer, in the Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Monument to the Discoveries), in Lisbon, Portugal.
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About CIM
CIM (International Center for Mathematics) is a not-for-profit, privately-run association that aims at developing and promoting research in Mathematics. At present CIM has twenty one associates, including three Portuguese Universities, fourteen Research Centres in the Mathematical Sciences, one Institute, and three national scientific societies.
CIM is responsible for two scientific publications, which are constantly open to the community for contributions:
- Series in Mathematical Sciences by Springer
- CIM Bulletin
The main activities of CIM include sponsoring events, organizing lectures for the community, and awarding the CIM Medal:
- Events sponsored by CIM
- Pedro Nunes Lectures
- CIM Medals
CIM is a member of ERCOM - European Research Centres on Mathematics and of IMSI - International Mathematical Sciences Institutes.