Colloquium - Spring 2015
(Tentative Schedule)
Time & location: All talks are on Thursday in Gibson 126A at 3:30pm unless otherwise noted. Refreshments in Gibson 426 after the talk.
Comments indicating vacations, special lectures, or change in location or time are made in green.
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January 15
Quantum Modular and Mock Modular Forms
Amanda Folsomyale and amherst college
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January 20
Flexible Memory Models of Time Series and Random Fields
Zsolt Talatauniversity of kansas
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Location: MA 118
January 22
Fibrations in Rational Surfaces and their Sections
Brendan HassettRice university
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January 27
Eigenvectors of Random Matrices
Ke WangUniversity of minnesota
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LOCATION: DINWIDDIE 108
January 29
Anomalous Diffusion and Random Encounters in Living Systems
Scott McKinleyuniversity of florida
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February 3
Nonlinear Noise Excitation, Intermittency and Multi-Fractality
Kunwoo KimUniversity of Utah
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LOCATION: Norman Mayer 118
TIME: 3:30 PM
February 5
The Nirenberg Problem and its Generalizations: A Unified Approach
Tianling Jinuniversity of chicago
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February 9
Limit Theorems in Stochastic Analysis
Arnab Gangulyuniversity of louisville
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LOCATION: Dinwiddie 108
TIME: 4:00 PM
February 12
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February 19
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February 25
Interacting Particle Systems and Control
Michael HertyRWTH Aachen university in germany
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February 26
Square-free Monomial Ideals: Where Commutative Algebra, Graph Theory and Combinatorics Intersect
Susan Moreytexas state university
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March 5
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March 12
Cellular Resolutions of Monomial Ideals
Tina O'KeefeConnecticut college
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March 19
Focal Points and Sup-Norms of Eigenfunctions
Chris SoggeJohns hopkins
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March 26
Enumerative Combinatorics with Fillings of Polyominoes
Catherine YanUniversity of texas a&M
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April 9
Group Algebras, Mersenne Primes and Circulant Bipartite Graphs
Sunil CheboluIllinois state university
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April 16
Multiply Tiling Euclidean Space by Translating a Convex Object
Sinai Robinsnanyang technological university
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April 23
A Solution to the Arf-Kervaire Invariant Problem
Doug Raveneluniversity of rochester
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