Frieze patterns are celebrated for their ubiquity in mathematics, featuring in cluster algebras, continued fraction theory, difference equations, hyperbolic geometry, and moduli space theory.
Organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute, this workshop brings together researchers from frieze patterns and the cognate fields of continued fractions and discrete geometry to promote cross-disciplinary interactions in these fertile subjects. The event is framed around the legacy of the English geologist John Farey (1766–1826), who inspired the development of Farey sequences and the Farey tessellation, which are common themes of the workshop. There will be a mathematical art gallery accompanying the workshop to share the outputs of our research.
We acknowledge the support of the Clay Mathematics Institute, Edinburgh Mathematical Society, Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research and London Mathematical Society.
The workshop will start at 9.00 on Monday 20 April and finish with lunch at 13.00 on Friday 24 April.
Participation
All invited speakers and confirmed participants for this workshop will be contacted directly by ICMS staff. No external parties will be authorised to make contact regarding this event.
The public application now is closed. Late applications will not be considered.
Successful applicants, notified by the ICMS, will be required to pay 150 GBP as a registration fee. For locals who are based in Edinburgh, the registration fee will be waived.
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