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Monday 4-5 PM in MATH
350
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Click on the
title of a talk for the abstract (if available).
Click here for last semester's
schedule.
The colloquium is preceded by tea at
3:30 PM in MATH 350.
| January 6 |
Zhongyang Li (Cambridge) |
Critical
parameters of lattice models |
| January 9 (THURSDAY) |
Jeremey Clark (Michigan State) |
Suppressed
dispersion for a randomly kicked quantum particle in a
Dirac comb |
| January 10 (FRIDAY) |
Daniel Valesin (UBC) |
The
contact process on power law random graphs |
| February 10 |
Ruth Martin (University of Colorado) Harvey Segur (University of Colorado) |
Three-wave
resonant interactions |
| February 17 |
Samuel Grushevsky (Stony Brook University) |
The
geometry of the moduli space of abelian varieties |
| February 28 (FRIDAY) (Benson 185) (Joint with Applied Math) |
Pavol Cerny (Boulder) |
Program
synthesis for network updates |
| March 3 |
Robert Stanton (Ohio State University) |
Fine
structure of special symplectic representations |
| March 10 4:10 - 5:00 PM 5:10 - 6:00 PM |
Hessel Posthuma, (Korteweg-de Vries Institute, University of Amsterdam) Xiang Tang (Washington University) |
Higher
index theorems for proper actions Integration of exact Courant algebroids |
| March 17 (3:30 - 5:30) (Math. Dept. Diversity Workshop Panel) |
Phillip Kutzko (Iowa) Ruth Haas (Smith) Aloysius (Loek) Helminck (North Carolina State) Paulette Willis (Reasoning Mind Inc.) |
Increasing
the representation of traditionally underrepresented
groups in mathematics Ph.D. programs in the US |
| March 24 - 28 |
SPRING BREAK |
SPRING BREAK |
| April 4 (FRIDAY) (Benson 185) (Joint with Applied Math) |
Seth Sullivant (North Carolina State) |
Phylogenetic
algebraic geometry |
| April 7 |
Kyle Peterson (DePaul) |
What
is the gamma vector? (And what does it count?) |
| April 28 |
Hortensia
Soto-Johnson (University of Northern Colorado) |
Reasoning
about complex variables concepts – the role of gesture |