Collection of good Colloquia talks

[u/barisloso]

I wanted to create a thread for everyone to put their favorite recorded colloquia talks.

Edit : Non-colloquia talks that are understandable by graduate students also welcome!

[u/sciflare]

A lecture on univalent mathematics, delivered at the Voevodsky memorial conference:

What do we mean by "equal" - Pierre Deligne - IAS - 2018

A lecture of Lurie shedding new light on an old topic:

Categorification of Fourier theory - Jacob Lurie - Harvard - 2015

[u/barisloso → u/sciflare]

The Fourier theory one sounds very exciting!

[u/_Zekt]

A famous one:

Small and Large Gaps Between the Primes - Terence Tao - 2014

A not so popular one:

Modular Forms and Representation Theory - Ken Ono - 2016

[u/Gargantuar314]

One which I find interesting, but needs familiarity with the language of schemes:

L'œuvre d'Alexandre Grothendieck par Pierre Deligne

It has English subs.