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Budapest University of Technology and Economics

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Seminars

Időpont Előadó Cím esemeny_tipussort ascending
2015.10.20. 12:15 Zoltán Scherübl Recent results on interaction of quantum dot systems with resonators
2016.10.26. 16:00 Matolcsi Máté (BME és MTA Rényi Intézet) Nem-kommutatív Delsarte módszer, és alkalmazás a MUB-problémára
2018.05.04. 08:15 Barna Imre Ferenc (Wigner Res. Cent.) Electron scattering and conduction in doped semiconductors in simultaneous strong infrared radiation field
2017.05.03. 16:00 TSSRK Rao (ISI Bangalore) Simultaneously proximinal subspaces
2019.01.31. 16:15 Bálint Virág (Toronto) The Directed Landscape
2018.02.22. 16:15 Bálint Tóth (Bristol, Rényi) Invariance principle for the random Lorentz gas beyond the Boltzmann-Grad (or, Gallavotti-Spohn) limit I.
2016.04.29. 08:15 Michal Mruczkiewicz (Slovak Aced. Sci.) Particular Properties of Spin Waves in Magnonic Crystals
2018.11.16.
09:00 to 13:30
TTK Kari Nyílt Nap
2016.10.13. 16:15 Adrien Kassel (CNRS, ENS Lyon) Random walk paths and discrete Gaussian free fields: a geometrical take on isomorphism theorems
2017.03.16. 10:15 Pawan Srivastava Recents results on charge sensors based on InAs nanowires and barrier characterisation in InAs/InP nanowire heterostructures

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