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DESCRIPTION: The classical Borsuk--Ulam theorem states that any continuous 
 map from the d-sphere to d-space identifies two antipodal points. Over the 
 last 90 years numerous applications of this result across mathematics have 
 been found. I will survey some recent progress\, such as results about the 
 structure of zeros of trigonometric polynomials\, which are related to conv
 exity properties of circle actions on Euclidean space\, a proof of a 1971 c
 onjecture that any closed spatial curve inscribes a parallelogram\, and fin
 ding well-behaved smooth functions to the unit circle in any closed finite 
 codimension subspace of square-intergrable complex functions. 
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SUMMARY:Florian Frick (Carnegie Mellon University): New applications of the
  Borsuk--Ulam theorem
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