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Analysis and PDE Seminar: Weak null singularity for the Einstein–Euler system
March 16 at 4:10pm
Southside, Berkeley
🔊"gold standard for me for acoustics" (venue reviews)
🎓Free and open to the public
🧮Graduate-level mathematics
Peer into the mathematics of black holes as a Stanford researcher unpacks how singularities behave when filled with relativistic fluid. It is heady stuff: weak null singularities, the Einstein–Euler system, and why the speed of sound matters at the edge of spacetime.
Academic research seminar
Mathematical physics
UC Berkeley lecture










Analysis and PDE Seminar: Weak null singularity for the Einstein–Euler system
March 16 at 4:10pm
Southside, Berkeley
🔊"gold standard for me for acoustics" (venue reviews)
🎓Free and open to the public
🧮Graduate-level mathematics
Peer into the mathematics of black holes as a Stanford researcher unpacks how singularities behave when filled with relativistic fluid. It is heady stuff: weak null singularities, the Einstein–Euler system, and why the speed of sound matters at the edge of spacetime.
Academic research seminar
Mathematical physics
UC Berkeley lecture