Mathematics Colloquium
Please join the WMI Colloquium on MS Teams via the below link:
Organisers: Ed Brambley and Adam Epstein
Additional colloquia, titles and abstracts will be added as details become available.
Colloquia take place on Friday afternoons at 4.00pm on MS Teams. They are directed towards a general mathematical audience. In particular, one of the functions of these colloquia is to inform non-specialists and graduate students about recent trends, ideas and results in some area of mathematics, or a closely related field.
Autumn Term 2020/21
- 09 October 2020: Martin Lotz (Warwick) Concentration of Measure, Integral Geometry and Optimization
- 16 October 2020: Minhyong Kim (Warwick) Recent progress on Diophantine Equations in Two Variables
- 23 October 2020: James Sprittles (Warwick) Noisy Nanofluidics
- 30 October 2020: Hong Liu (Warwick) Sublinear expander, cycles and graph minors
- 06 November 2020: Felix Schulze (Warwick) Applications of geometric flows through singularities
- 13 November 2020: Vedran Sohinger (Warwick) The nonlinear Schrödinger equation, Gibbs measures, and many-body quantum mechanics
- 20 November 2020: William Parnell (Manchester) Elastostatic cloaking, low frequency elastic wave transparency and neutral inclusions
- 27 November 2020: Ronald Solomon (Ohio State) Highlights from the Classification of the Finite Simple Groups
- 04 December 2020: Thomas Gauthier (Ecole Polytechnique) Thick bifurcation loci in holomorphic dynamics
- 11 December 2020: Kathryn Lindsey (Boston College) Entropies of postcritically finite polynomials
Spring Term 2020/21
- 15 January 2021: Henry Segerman (Oklahoma State) Raytracing and raymarching simulations of non-euclidean geometries
- 22 January 2021: Sebastian Vollmer (Warwick & Turing Institute)
- 29 January 2021:
- 05 February 2021: Benedikt Loewe (Cambridge)
- 12 February 2021:
- 19 February 2021:
- 26 February 2021: Lisa Carbone (Rutgers)
- 05 March 2021: Mario Bonk (UCLA)
- 12 March 2021: Linda Cummings (New Jersey)
- 19 March 2021: Jennifer Balakrishnan (Boston University)