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Colloquium

The Departmental Colloquium, School of Mathematics, University of Minnesota, meets weekly on Thursdays from 3:35--4:30 pm in Vincent Hall 16. Refreshments are served from 3:10 pm in Vincent Hall 120.

Bob Gulliver was the Chair of the Departmental Colloquium for the Fall semester, 2011. Adrian Diaconu is the Chair for Spring Semester, 2012. Please contact him (cad@math.umn.edu, tel. 5-0582) if you have a good candidate for a colloquium speaker.


Schedule for Spring, 2012

Date: Mo/Day/YearColloquium SpeakerTitleLocal Host
01/19/12   Robert Lipshitz
(Columbia University)  
What is Khovanov the homology of?   Tianjun Li
01/26/12   Lan-Hsuan Huang
(Columbia University)  
Positive mass theorems and scalar curvature problems   Jiaping Wang
02/02/12   Luca Rondi
(University of Trieste)  
Inverse problems and free-discontinuity problems   Daniel Spirn
02/09/12   Ben Brubaker
(MIT)  
Whittaker coefficients of Eisenstein series   Adrian Diaconu
02/16/12   Will not meet
 
   
02/23/12   Yves Andre
(Ecole Normale Superieure)  
Arithmetic Gevrey series: an arithmetic look at asymptotic analysis and special functions   Bill Messing
03/01/12   Svitlana Mayboroda
(Univ. of Minnesota)  
Elliptic PDEs, analysis, and potential theory in irregular media   Mikhail Safonov
03/08/12   Holger Rauhut
(Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat, Bonn)  
Structured random matrices in compressive sensing   Gilad Lerman
03/22/12   Will not meet
 
   
03/27/12   Sergiu Klainerman
(Princeton University)  
Introduction to the Problem of Evolution in General Relativity   Markus Keel
03/29/12 Special Colloquium   Sergiu Klainerman
(Princeton University)  
Parametrices for Solutions of Wave Equations on a Rough, Curved Background Spacetime   Markus Keel
04/05/12   Jasmine Foo
(Univ. of Minnesota)  
Evolutionary dynamics of cancer   Hans Othmer
04/12/12   Robert MacKay
(University of Warwick)  
The mathematics of emergence   Arnd Scheel
04/19/12   Mikio Furuta  
(University of Tokyo)  
A real version of the Seiberg-Witten theory   Tian-Jun Li
04/26/12   Antonio Cordoba
(Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)  
Encounters at the interface between Harmonic Analysis and Number Theory   Carme Calderer
05/01/12 Special Colloquium   Camil Muscalu
(Cornell University)  
Iterated Fourier series and physical reality   Markus Keel
05/03/12   Daryl Cooper
(UC Santa Barbara)  
The story on infinitesimals: a conspiracy of silence?   Albert Marden


Schedule for Fall, 2011

Date: Mo/Day/YearColloquium SpeakerTitleLocal Host
09/15/11   Will not meet
 
   
09/22/11   Dmitriy Bilyk
(U. of M. and U. So. Carolina)  
The small ball inequality in analysis, discrepancy, probability, and approximation theory Mark Keel
09/29/11   Ovidiu Munteanu
(Columbia University)  
The geometry of gradient Ricci solitons   Jiaping Wang
10/06/11   Vitali Milman  
(Tel Aviv University)  
The Reasons Behind Some Classical Constructions in Geometry and Analysis   Sergey Bobkov
10/13/11   Frank Farris
Santa Clara Univ./Carleton
Undercover symmetry    
10/20/11   Hoai-Minh Nguyen
(University of Minnesota)  
Scaling laws of energy and patterns in some elastic thin film problems   Vladimir Sverak
10/27/11   Thierry Gallay
(Universite de Grenoble)  
The numerical measure of a complex matrix   Arnd Scheel
11/03/11   Zhiwei Yun
(MIT)  
Motives and the inverse Galois problem   Dihua Jiang
11/10/11   Clark Barwick
(MIT)  
The Tower of Babel Problem in higher category theory Tyler Lawson, Bill Messing
11/17/11   Konstantin Oskolkov
(Univ. of South Carolina)  
Vinogradov series   Svitlana Mayboroda
11/24/11   Thanksgiving  
 
Will not meet  
12/01/11   Erhan Bayraktar
(Univ. of Michigan)  
Stochastic Perron's method and verification without smoothness using viscosity comparison: the linear case   Peter Olver
12/08/11   John Francis
(Northwestern University)  
Factorization homology of topological manifolds   Sasha Voronov
12/15/11   Ellen Eischen
(Northwestern University)  
L-functions and p-adic interpolation   Dihua Jiang

Department Colloquium Archive