7–11 avr. 2025
Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. Bertrand Deroin
    07/04/2025 09:30
  2. Jasmin Raissy
    07/04/2025 11:00

    In this introductory lecture I will present the connections between the dynamics of germs of biholomorphisms of $\mathbb{C}^2$ tangent to the identity at a fixed point, the real-time dynamics of homogeneous vector fields in $\mathbb{C}^2$ and the dynamics of the geodesic flow on affine surfaces, focusing on open problems.

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  3. Corinna Ulcigrai
    07/04/2025 14:30
  4. Ferran Valdez
    07/04/2025 16:00

    We introduce a new class of geometric structures on surfaces, called zebra structures, which generalize translation and dilation structures yet still induce directional foliations for every slope. Our primary goal is to determine when a free homotopy class of loops (or a homotopy class of arcs with fixed endpoints) admits a canonical representative—or a canonical family of...

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  5. Magali Jay
    08/04/2025 09:30

    In this talk, I will present the meeting of different dynamical systems: tiling billiards, the wind-tree model and the Eaton lenses. The three of them are motivated by physics.
    In the beginning of the 2000's, physicists have conceived metamaterials with negative index of refraction. Tilling billiards' trajectories consist of light rays moving in a arrangement of metamaterials with opposite...

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  6. Pat Hooper
    08/04/2025 11:00

    Half-dilation surfaces are fun to build; you can snap together triangles like Magna-tiles®. I will describe a construction of half-dilation surfaces built from triangles produced by a (ℤ/2ℤ)(ℤ/2ℤ)(ℤ/2ℤ) action on homothety-equivalence classes of triangles in the plane. The advantage of this construction is that it produces surfaces with non-elementary Veech groups. Some of the surfaces that...

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  7. Jane Wang
    08/04/2025 14:30

    Dilation surfaces, which can be thought of as polygons whose sides are identified by translation and dilation, are a natural generalization of translation surfaces. While translation surfaces are well-studied, much less is known about dynamics on dilation surfaces and their moduli spaces. In this talk, we will survey recent progress in understanding the topology of moduli spaces of dilation...

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  8. Duc-Manh Nguyen
    08/04/2025 16:00

    The fundamental group of a stratum of k-differentials naturally acts on the (co)-homology of the corresponding canonical cyclic covers via monodromy. In the genus zero case, these actions give rise to a series of representations of the pure braid groups. In this talk, I will report a result on the images of those representations. Specifically, I will discuss their Zariski closure and some...

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  9. Bertrand Deroin
    09/04/2025 09:30

    In this talk, I will report on some joint work with Adolfo Guillot on the existence of affine or projective structures along the leaves of one dimensional algebraic foliations. We will also discuss the problem of uniformizability of such structures.

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  10. Paul Apisa
    09/04/2025 11:00

    A dilation surface is roughly a surface made up of polygons in the complex plane with parallel sides glued together by complex linear maps. The action of SL(2, R) on the plane induces an action of SL(2, R) on the collection of all dilation surfaces, aka the moduli space, which possesses a natural manifold structure. As with translation surfaces, which can be identified with holomorphic 1-forms...

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  11. Martin Mion -Mouton
    10/04/2025 09:30

    The constant curvature Lorentzian metrics having a finite number of conical singularities offer new examples of geometric structures on the torus, naturally generalizing the analogous Riemannian case. In the latter, works of Troyanov show that the data of the conformal structure and of the angles at the singularities entirely classify the metrics with conical singularities. In this talk, we...

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  12. Gabriela Weitze-Schmithüsen
    10/04/2025 11:00

    Origamis, also called square-tiled surfaces - are translation surfaces obtained by gluing finitely many copies of the unit square to each other along their boundaries. They are in particular closed Riemann surfaces. Their SL(2,Z)-orbit defines an algebraic curve in moduli space M_g, where g is the genus of the origami, which are special cases of Teichmüller curves.

    The normalisation of a...

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  13. Carlos Matheus
    10/04/2025 14:30

    Les strates des espaces de modules de différentielles abéliennes sont des espaces non-homogènes portant des structures bi-algébriques naturelles. Klingler et Lerer ont montré qu'une courbe bi-algébrique dans un strate d'un espace de modules de différentielles abéliennes est linéaire pourvu qu'une certaine condition (*) soit satisfaite. Dans cet exposé, on discutera un travail en collaboration...

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  14. Guillaume Tahar
    10/04/2025 16:00

    On a topological sphere endowed with a flat metric with conical singularities, the curvature gap quantifies the obstruction to realize a partition of the set of conical singularities into two sets of equal total angle defect. Unless its curvature gap is equal to zero, such a flat sphere cannot contain a simple closed geodesic. Drawing on the Delaunay decompositions of flat surfaces, we give a...

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  15. Anja Randecker
    11/04/2025 09:30

    Inspired by the well-studied case of hyperbolic surfaces, we can ask about the expected value of geometric properties of translation surfaces for large genus.
    In this talk, we consider the number of saddle connections in a given length range as a random variable on a stratum and show that for genus going to infinity, this converges in distribution to a Poisson distributed random...

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  16. Charles Fougeron
    11/04/2025 11:00

    In this talk, I will discuss a well-known renormalization technique for the first return map of foliations on surfaces, known as Rauzy-Veech induction.
    A key result in this setting is the exponential tail property of the renormalization process.
    It was established by Avila-Gouezël-Yoccoz in the case of interval exchange maps (associated to orientable foliations on orientable surfaces) and...

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