UBC Mathematics DepartmentColloquium Schedule 2005-2006 |
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DATE and TIME | SPEAKER | TITLE |
September 9 Friday, 3pm |
Michael
Bennett (UBC) |
Diophantine Equations, Old and New |
September
16 Friday, 3PM |
Alexander
Holroyd (UBC) |
The Bootstrap Percolation Cellular
Automaton
- a case study in Theory versus Experiment |
September
23 Friday, 3PM |
Rachel
Kuske (UBC) |
Hidden time scales and stochastic dynamics |
Septemer 30 Friday, 3PM |
Vlada
Limic (UBC) |
Lambda-coalescent processes and genealogies |
October 7 Friday, 3PM |
Steve
Smith (Univ. of Illinois, Chicago) |
Quasithin groups and the classification of
the finite simple groups |
October
14 Friday, 3PM |
Jim
Bryan (UBC) |
Topological Quantum Field Theory and its
applications ancient and modern. |
October
17 Monday, 4PM MATH 104 |
Michael
Cowling (Univ. of New South Wales) |
Mappings that preserve familes of curves |
October 21 Friday, 3PM |
Prakash
Belkale (UNC at Chapel Hill) |
Eigenvalue problem and a new product in
the cohomology of flag varieties |
October 28 Friday, 3PM |
Nigel
Boston (University of Wisconsin) |
Invariant-based Face Recognition |
November
4 Friday, 3PM |
Michael
Thaddeus (Columbia University) |
Holomorphic curves on
infinite-dimensional homogeneous spaces |
November 11 Friday, 3PM |
Remembrance Day | |
November
18 Friday, 3PM |
Vladimir
Chernousov (University of Alberta) |
Essential dimensions of algebraic
groups |
November 21 Monday, 4PM MATH 104 |
Peter
Walters (University of Warwick). |
Cohomology for Subshifts |
November
25 Friday, 3PM |
Ivar
Ekeland (UBC) |
Nuts, bolts, and markets |
December
2 Friday, 3PM |
Maciej
Zworski (U.C. Berkeley) |
Counting states in wave mechanics |
December 9 Friday, 3PM WMAX 110 |
Ian
Hambleton (McMaster University) |
Groups and Geometry |
December 14 Wednesday, 2PM WMAX 110 |
Alexander Jones (University of Toronto) |
Locus theorems in ancient Greek geometry |
December
16 Friday, 3PM |
Ramesh Sreekantan (Tata Institute) |
Drinfeld Modular Curves and special values of L-functions |
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