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Maths on the Move
Meet a Mathematical Family
Algebra and Mathematics podcast with Roman Sauer, Saar, Shaked and Uri Bader
Maths on the Move, Hosted by Marianne Freiberger and Rachel Thomas
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Roman Sauer and Uri Bader join Saar and Shaked to discuss a collaborative proof of a rigidity result involving symmetries and group theory. The conversation explores the mathematical result, how family relationships shaped the collaboration, and the participants’ routes into mathematical research at the Isaac Newton Institute.
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rigidity resultsymmetriesgroup theorycollaborative proofmathematical researchRoman SauerUri BaderSaarShakedIsaac Newton Institute
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