January 2023

1:00pm
Applied Mathematics
AKW 200
Mike O'Neil - Courant Institute at NYU
Modern high-order integral equation methods for electromagnetic scattering
4:15pm
Colloquium
LOM 214
Sam Raskin - UT Austin
Some advances in the geometric Langlands program
4:00pm
Colloquium
LOM 206
Hong Wang - UCLA
Projection theorems and Fourier restriction theory
4:15pm
Geometry & Topology
LOM 206
Nathaniel Sagman - University of Luxembourg
Hitchin representations and minimal surfaces
1:00pm
Applied Mathematics
AKW 200
Fredrik Fryklund - NYU
An integral equation method for the advection-diffusion equation on time-dependent domains in the plane
4:15pm
Colloquium
LOM 214
Mikolaj Fraczyk - University of Chicago
Growth of unimodular random graphs
4:00pm
Group Actions, Geometry and Dynamics
Mikolaj Fraczyk - University of Chicago
Co-spectral radii and subgroup intersections,
4:15pm
Analysis
Ronald Coifman - Yale University
Exploring the power of nonlinearity in complex function theory (in 1 d and higher dimensions)
9:30am
Friday Morning Seminar
LOM 215
Friday Morning Seminar
12:00pm
Graduate Student Seminar
Dongryul Kim - Yale
Symplectic representations of mapping class groups restricted on (orientable) pseudo-Anosovs
2:00pm
Geometric Analysis and Application
LOM 215
Sven Hirsch - Duke University
Hawking mass monotonicity for initial data sets
4:00pm
Group Actions, Geometry and Dynamics
LOM 206
Hee Oh - Yale
Rigidity of conformal measure preserving representations via self-joinings
4:30pm
Geometry, Symmetry and Physics
LOM 214
Konstatin Aleshkin - Columbia University
Central charges in Gauged Linear Sigma Models
4:15pm
Geometry & Topology
LOM 206
Matthew Stover - Temple University
Residually finite central extensions of lattices