Analysis

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Texas Tech University

  Spring 2025

This spring 2025, the TTU Mathematics and Statistics Analysis Seminar is on Mondays 4:00pm-5:00pm, in room MA108 (face-to-face).

The Analysis Seminar covers a variety of topics in Complex and Real Analysis, including topics in Conformal and Quasiconformal Mappings, Special Functions Theory, Potential Theory, Partial Differential Equations, Differential Geometry, and topics in Theoretical Physics related to Complex and Real Analysis.



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Jan. 27

4 PM
MA 108
Asymptotic expansions with a subordinate variable for non-smooth differential equations
Luan Hoang
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Feb. 3

4 PM
MA 108
Asymptotic expansions with a subordinate variable for non-smooth differential equations II
Luan Hoang
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Feb. 17

4 PM
MA 108
Finite Classifications of Varieties and Their Singularities
David Weinberg
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Feb. 24

4 PM
MA 108
Simultaneous reconstruction of birth condition and mortality rate in a tumor model with age structure
Khoa Vo
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Mar. 3

4 PM
MA 108
On the concepts of nullity and full — ideas and new directions
Suddhasattwa Das
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Mar. 31

4 PM
MA 108
Classification of Rational Functions with Newton Map Möbius Conjugate to a Polynomial
Drew Macha
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Apr. 7

4 PM
MA 108
Geometric mean of conformal radii for compact sets contained in a simply connected domain
Neranjan Marasinghe
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageTuesday
Apr. 22

4 PM
MA 016
Geometry and Dynamics
Hung Tran
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
imageMonday
Apr. 28

4 PM
MA 108
More results and problems on capacities of constellations of disks
Alex Solynin
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University
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May 5

4 PM
MA 108
Exponential Nyström methods for systems of second-order differential equations
Huy Pham
Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech University