Keeler Lectures Date   Speaker   Title           April 1988   W. Hugh Woodin   Large Cardinals, Determinacy and Nature of Independence           November 1988   David Jerison   The Geometry of Harmonic Measure           April 1989   Benedict Gross   Representations of GL(2) and Number Theory           October 1989   Gopal Prasad   Arithmetic of Semi-simple Groups           October 1989   Andrew Majda   Mathematics Fluid Dynamics:  The Interaction of Nonlinear Analysis and Modern Applied Mathematics           April 1990   V.I. Arnold   Newton’s Principia 300 Years Later Singularities and Bifurcations           November 1990   Cliff Taubes   A Biased but Brief History of Gauge Theories, Instantons 4-manifold Invariants and Mayer-Vietoris January 1991   Jurgen Moser   Stability in Dynamical Systems           April 1991   Richard Guy*   No Calculus, Please! Beanstalk and Beans Don’t Talk           November 1991   M. Rabin   Randomized Algorithms; Solving Impossible Problems by Unpredictable Steps Parallel Algorithms. Proving a Truth and Nothing Else; Interactive Proofs and Cryptography Randomness in Partial Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems           November 1991   Thomas Spencer   Scaling and Localization and Density of States Area Preserving Maps with Small Noise           February 1992   R. Devaney*   Chaos, Fractals and Dynamics The Mathematics Behind the Mandelbrot Set           October 1992   Doris Schattschneider*   Visions of Symmetry:  Escher as a Mathematician Tilings by Hand and Computer           February 1993   Curt McMullen   Renormalization in Dynamics and Geometry           March 1993   Charles Peskin*   Computer Simulation of Blood Flow in the Heart Fiber Architecture of a Heart Valve Leaflet           October 1993   Thomas Banchoff*   The Fourth Dimension and Interactive Computer Graphics Interactive Computer Graphics and the Fourth Dimension           February 1994   E. Quinto*   Computerized Tomography           March 1994   Leo Kadanoff   Complexity and Simplicity in Partial Differential Equations:  Explorations of the territory between math and physics Convective Turbulence:  Some Experiments and a Little Theory Singularity Formation and Interface Motion:  Asymptotic Analysis and Universal Behavior From Hopping to Hydrodynamics:  PDE and automata           September 1994   Armand Borel   Values of zeta-functions at integers, cohomology and polylogarithms           November 1994   Michael Mackey   Mathematics and Biology:  How do they help each other? Why does time go one way?  A thermodynamic answer. The probabilistic description of high dimensional dynamical systems