![]() Teiji Takagi (1875--1960) List of Takagi Lecturers |
The Takagi Lectures are the first series of lectures in mathematics to bear
a Japanese mathematician's name.
In 2006, the Mathematical Society of Japan (MSJ) introduced the Takagi Lectures as research survey lectures at the highest level for a wide range of mathematicians by the finest contemporary mathematicians. A preliminary version of the lecture notes is availabe as a Takagi Booklet on the day of the Lectures, and a final form is published by the Japanese Journal of Mathematics. The lectures have been named in honor of Professor Teiji Takagi (1875-1960), the creator of the Class Field Theory and the father of modern mathematical research in Japan. He served at the 1st Fields Medal Committee with Birkhoff, Cartan, Carathéodory and Severi. The videos of the previous lectures are available on the Internet. |
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The 13th Takagi LecturesNovember 16--17, 2013 (RIMS) |
![]() P.-L. Lions, the 1st Takagi Lecturer |
![]() S. Smale, the 1st Takagi Lecturer |
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The 12th Takagi LecturesMay 25--26, 2013 (Univ. of Tokyo) |
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10th May 26, 2012 (RIMS) |
11th Nov. 17--18, 2012 (Univ. of Tokyo) |
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7th Nov., 2009 (Tokyo) |
8th Nov., 2010 (RIMS) |
9th Jun., 2011 (RIMS) |
Takagi Lectures are supported by The Mathematical Society of Japan The surplus of the ICM 90 Kyoto Japanese Journal of Mathematics (published by MSJ and Springer) RIMS (2006 Autumn, 2010 Autumn, 2011 Spring, 2012 Spring) University of Tokyo (2007 Spring, Autumn, 2008 Autumn, 2009 Autumn, 2012 Autumn, 2013 Spring) Kyoto University (2008 Spring) Hokkaido University (2009 Spring) The French-Japanese Scientific Forum (2008 Autumn) Organizing Committee Yasuyuki Kawahigashi, Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Hiraku Nakajima, Kaoru Ono, Takeshi Saito |
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4th Jun., 2008 (Kyoto) |
5th Oct., 2008 (Tokyo) |
6th Jun., 2009 (Hokkaido) |
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1st Nov., 2006 (RIMS) |
2nd May, 2007 (Tokyo) |
3rd Nov., 2007 (Tokyo) |
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