Abstract: We will explain how the multifractal formalism imposes to seek for classes of discontinuous measures for which the multifractal formalism holds. Then we will show several ways to construct such measures, and we will focus in particular on a class which is closely related to the continuous Mandelbrot multifractal measures and in some sense unifies stable Levy subordinators and Mandelbrot measures. Finally, we will explain that the multifractal analysis of these measures requires a new theorem on ubiquitous systems. The results that will be presented were obtained in joint works with S. Seuret.
Abstract: We will state an equivariant foliated version of the Brouwer's Plane Translation Theorem that implies existence of dynamically transverse foliations for homeomorphisms of surfaces that are isotopic to the identity. Many applications can be obtained: we will explain why any time one map of an Hamiltonian isotopy on a surface of genus greater than 1 has at least three contractible fixed points and infinitely many contractible periodic points.
Abstract: We give a generalizations of lower Ricci curvature bound in the framework of graphs. We prove that this is always can be done on locally finite graphs. We also get a estimate for the eigenvalue of Laplace operator on finite graphs.
Abstract: Self-affine sets are the attractors of iterated function systems of affine maps. This class of sets plays a central role in fractals geometry and the theory is in an exciting stage of development. It is a topic in the cross road of the areas of analysis, probability, ergodic theory and number theory. The talk is expository in nature, we will discuss the on-going work on the tiling problems, the spectral set problems and the related projects.