In this talk we will discuss the differences in the methodology of determining time-dependent and time-independent coefficients appearing in a hyperbolic equation in a Riemannian manifold. The talk is based…
We will have Howling Cow ice cream at 3:45 in SAS 4104. The departmental meeting will start at 4:15pm in SAS 4201.
Developing robust and accurate data-based models for dynamical systems originating from plasma physics and hydrodynamics is of paramount importance. These applications pose several challenges, including the presence of multiple scales…
I wanted to invite all of you to our Department of Mathematics Fall Picnic. We will be holding it at The Corner on Centennial Campus from 12-2 pm on August…
Conventional superconductivity emerges for weakly interacting Fermi gases, and its emergence has been studied in mathematical physics. Such conventional superconductors, however, have a very low critical temperature, making them very…
In this talk, I will explore the relationship between a domain's shape and its first Laplace eigenvalue, with emphasis on the domains which minimize, or are more generally critical points,…
We will give an introduction to nets of associative algebras over discrete metric spaces, which arise in mathematical physics as axiomatizations of the observables content of quantum field theories over…
Malaria is a deadly infectious disease causing over 200 million cases and over half a million deaths each year. It is transmitted through the bite of an infectious Anopheles mosquito.…
The theory of integral closure of ideals, originating in the early twentieth century with work of Krull, Zariski, Rees, and others, remains a vibrant area of research in algebraic geometry,…
This Wednesday, September 4th at 6:00pm SUM Club will be hosting a comedy talk on some quirked up (recent) mathematical history! Our esteemed community coordinator, Quill Nebeker, will be presenting on: “That…
In this talk we will discuss a collection of convolution inequalities for real valued functions on the hypercube, motivated by combinatorial applications. Speaker's website: https://sites.google.com/site/joseramonmadridpadilla/home
Optimal control designed with reinforcement learning can be sensitive to model mismatch. We demonstrate that designing such controllers in a virtual simulation environment with an inaccurate model is not suitable…
Integrable cross-ratio maps are solutions to one of the discrete integrable equations on quad-graphs. These maps may be of interest to many mathematicians; just to name a few uses, discrete…
In recent years much attention has turned to rigidity, and almost-rigidity, problems involving lower scalar curvature bounds. In this talk, I'll discuss some contributions to this area, including some new…
A representation of the category of finite sets is a linear algebraic object, which roughly consists of a sequence of representations V_n of the symmetric group S_n related by transition…
In this talk, we will examine the time evolution of viscoelastic solids within a framework that allows for collisions and self-contact. In the static and quasi-static regimes, corresponding existence results…
Symmetry is prevalent in a variety of machine learning and scientific computing tasks, including computer vision and computational modeling of physical and engineering systems. Empirical studies have demonstrated that machine…
By slicing a Heegaard diagram for a knot K in $S^3$, it is possible to retrieve the knot Floer homology of K as a tensor product of bimodules over an…
Dimension four is the lowest dimension where smooth and topological manifolds can differ; any difference between these categories is known as exotica. In particular, a smooth 4-manifold is \emph{exotic} if…