Green's work laid the groundwork for the development of mathematical physics in the 19th century. His introduction of Green's functions is particularly noteworthy, providing a method to solve differential equations that describe physical phenomena, ranging from electromagnetism to quantum mechanics. This concept has become a cornerstone in physics and engineering, facilitating advancements in fields as diverse as acoustics, electrodynamics, and quantum field theory.

The significance of the George Green Seminar cannot be overstated. This meeting serves as a convergence point for scientists, researchers, and academicians from around the globe to discuss ongoing developments and innovative applications of Green's functions. It is a celebration of George Green's legacy, promoting the exchange of ideas and collaboration among the brightest minds in mathematical physics and related disciplines. By delving into the complexities of Green's functions and exploring their modern-day applications, the seminar honours the spirit of George Green's pioneering work, continuing the quest for knowledge and understanding that he embarked upon over two centuries ago.