Department of Mathematics

AKW 200

Fruzsina Agocs - Flatiron Institute

A fast spectral solver for highly oscillatory ODEs

4:15pm

Colloquium

LOM 214

Xin Sun - University of Pennsylvania

Random surfaces, planar lattice models, and conformal field theory

4:00pm

LOM 206

Aaron Brown - Northwestern University

Rigidity of lattice actions.

4:15pm

Analysis

Dominique Maldague - MIT

A sharp square function estimate for the moment curve in R^3

9:30am

Geometric Analysis and Application

LOM 215

Friday Morning Seminar

2:00pm

LOM 215

Jingwen Chen - University of Chicago

Mean curvature flows in the sphere via phase transitions

4:00pm

Geometry, Symmetry and Physics

Lam Pham - Brandeis University

Short closed geodesics in higher rank arithmetic locally symmetric spaces

4:30pm

LOM 214

Paul Hacking - UMass Amherst

Mirror symmetry for Q-Fano 3-folds

4:15pm

LOM 206

Francis Bonahon - USC/MSU

The symplectic structure of the SL_n(R)-Hitchin component

1:00pm

AKW 200

Abhinav Bhardwaj - Yale University

A new perturbation theory for statistical problems

4:15pm

Colloquium

LOM 214

Beibei Liu - MIT

The critical exponent: old and new.

9:30am

LOM 215

Friday Morning Seminar

4:15pm

Hahn Lecture Series

DL 220

Alex Eskin - University of Chicago

Measure Rigidity theorems and their applications.

2:45pm

LOM 200

Ka Ho Wong - Texas A&M

On the 1-loop conjecture of fundamental shadow link complements

4:15pm

Hahn Lecture Series

LOM 215

Alex Eskin - University of Chicago

Random dynamics and SL(2,R) actions.

1:00pm

AKW 200

Daniel Fridljand - Yale University

Better multiple testing: using multivariate co-data for hypothesis weighting

4:15pm

Hahn Lecture Series

LOM 214

Alex Eskin - University of Chicago

Torus diffeomorphisms and the classification of u-Gibbs measures.

4:00pm

Analysis

LOM 205

Malo Jezequel - MIT

Upper bound on the number of resonances for even asymptotically hyperbolic manifolds real-analytic at infinity.

9:30am

LOM 215

Friday Morning Seminar

4:00pm

Geometry, Symmetry and Physics

LOM 206

Wilhelm Schlag - Yale University

Lyapunov exponents, Schrödinger cocycles, and Avila’s global theory.

4:30pm

LOM 214

Mee Seong Im - US Naval Academy

From a topological theory via defects to representation theory and computation

4:15pm

LOM 206

Ara Basmajian - City University of New York

Homogeneous Riemann surfaces

1:00pm

AKW 200

Shidong Jiang - Flatiron Institute

A multilevel kernel-split dual-space framework for fast transforms

4:15pm

Colloquium

Anna Wienhard - Heidelberg

Positivity, representations, and non-commutative hyperbolic geometry

4:00pm

Special Guest Lecture

LOM 215

Eilidh McKemmie - Rutgers University

Galois groups of random additive polynomials

4:00pm

Analysis

LOM 205

Sohrab Shahshahani - UMass Amhearst

Stability of the Catenoid for the Hyperbolic Vanishing Mean Curvature Equation Outside Symmetry

9:30am

LOM 215

Friday Morning Seminar

4:00pm

Geometry, Symmetry and Physics

LOM206

Hyungryul Baik - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

3-manifolds built out of 1-dimensional actions (Joint with Geometry/Topology seminar)

4:30pm

LOM 214

Ivan Loseu - Yale University

t-structures on the equivariant derived category of the Steinberg variety

4:15pm