Seminars + Events

Combinatorics Seminar
Physics 205

What does a large permutation conditioned to satisfy some given conditions look like? This talk will provide a few different approaches to answer this question. The…
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Geometry/topology Seminar
Da Rong (Daren) Cheng (University of Miami)
Physics 119

Given a surface S in R^3 diffeomorphic to the sphere, a classical question is to prove the existence of disk-type surfaces with constant mean curvature whose boundary…
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Applied Math And Analysis Seminar
Montie Avery (Boston University, Mathematics)
Physics 119

The emergence of complex spatial structures in physical systems often occurs after a simpler background state becomes unstable. Localized fluctuations then grow and…
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Algebraic Geometry
Sara Torelli (U Texas)
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Number Theory Seminar
Longke Tang (Princeton University)
Physics 119

Recently, Annala, Hoyois, and Iwasa have defined and studied the 𝐏¹-homotopy theory, a generalization of 𝐀¹-homotopy theory that does not require 𝐀¹ to be contractible,…
read more about The 𝐏¹-motivic Gysin map »

Probability Seminar
Vadim Gorin (UC Berkeley)
Physics 119

The six-vertex model, also known as the square-ice model, is one of the central and most studied systems of 2d statistical mechanics. It offers various combinatorial…
read more about Six-vertex model in the rare corners regime »

Mathematical Biology Seminar
Paula Vasquez (University of South Carolina, Mathematics)
Physics 119
Combinatorics Seminar
Sasha Golovnev (Georgetown)
Physics 205

We present a new framework for designing worst-case to average-case reductions. For a large class of problems, it provides an explicit transformation of algorithms…
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Geometry/topology Seminar
Saman Habibi Esfahani (Duke University)
Physics 119

Non-linear Dirac operators arise in various problems in gauge theory, calibrated geometry, and holomorphic Floer theory. They are used to define generalized Seiberg-…
read more about Non-linear Dirac operators and multi-valued harmonic forms »

Applied Math And Analysis Seminar
Alex Watson (University of Minnesota)
Physics 119

In recent years, experiments have shown that twisted bilayer graphene and other so-called ``moiré materials'' realize a variety of important strongly-correlated…
read more about Multiple-scales perspective on moiré materials »

Colloquium Seminar
Sam Payne (University of Texas Austin and Institute of Advanced Studies)
Physics 119
Number Theory Seminar
Murilo Corato Zanarella (Johns Hopkins University, Mathematics)
Physics 119
Probability Seminar
Galen Reeves (Duke, Stats and ECE)
Physics 119
Mathematical Biology Seminar
Dominic LaBella and Christina Huang (Duke University School of Medicine, Radiation Oncology)
Physics 119
Combinatorics Seminar
Zilin Jiang
Physics 205
Geometry/topology Seminar
Boyu Zhang (The University of Maryland)
Physics 119
Department of Mathematics Seminar
Charles Doran (U Alberta, Mathematics)
Gross 324
Number Theory Seminar
Spencer Leslie (Boston College, Mathematics)
Physics 119
Probability Seminar
Physics 119
Geometry/topology Seminar
Joshua Greene (Boston College)
Physics 119
Applied Math And Analysis Seminar
Yixuan Wang, Caltech
Physics 119
Algebraic Geometry Seminar
324 Gross Hall
Number Theory Seminar
Sam Mundy (Princeton University, Mathematics)
Physics 119
Probability Seminar
Giorgio Cipolloni (University of Arizona)
Physics 119
Mathematical Biology Seminar
Karin Leiderman (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Mathematics, Biochemistry and biophysics, Computational Medicine)
Physics 119