The Pure Mathematics Colloquium is dedicated to different topics mostly in pure mathematics, and not limited to any specific areas. Therefore, it will be of interest of all faculty whose research may include algebra, number theory, topology, logic, geometry, and analysis. The goal of the Colloquium is to further promote research in pure mathematics in our department and to develop and maintain communications with outside experts about current advances in mathematics. We will invite mathematicians from our department and from around the world to deliver online lectures on recent progress of significance.
| Date | Talks | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Feb. 1 |
Prof. Hung Vinh Tran, University of Wisconsin-Madison A survey on a critical Coagulation-Fragmentation equation [abstract] [slides] | |
| Feb. 15 |
Prof. Piotr Hajlasz, University of Pittsburgh Topologically nontrivial counterexamples to Sard's theorem [abstract] [slides] | |
| Mar. 1 |
Prof. Alexander Grigor'yan, Universität Bielefeld Analysis on ultra-metric spaces and heat kernels [abstract] [slides] | *Time change: 10am-11am* |
| Mar. 15 |
Prof. Alexander Voronov, University of Minnesota Mysterious duality [abstract] [slides] | |
| Mar. 29 |
Prof. Owen Gwilliam, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Spontaneous symmetry breaking, a view from derived geometry [abstract] [slides] | |
| Apr. 5 | No talks | No classes |
| Apr. 26 |
Prof. Srikanth B. Iyengar, University of Utah Group actions and commutative algebra [abstract] [slides] |
Organizers: Lars Christensen, Luan Hoang, Akif Ibragimov, Dmitri Pavlov, Alexander Solynin
Previous semesters: Fall 2020
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