M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar – Rita Teixeira da Costa (Princeton, Trinity College)
Phillips Hall 385M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar Website
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Mathematics Colloquium – Yaiza Canzani (UNC)
Phillips Hall 332Eigenfunction concentration and Weyl Laws via geodesic beams Abstract. A broad spectrum of physical phenomena, including the localization of quantum particles, is governed by the behavior of Laplace eigenvalues and eigenfunctions. This behavior is intrinsically connected to that of the … Read more
Online Undergraduate Research Seminar – Prof. Peter McGrath (NCSU) and Mathew Kushelman
ZoomOn Liouville's theorem for conformal maps Abstract. A theorem of Liouville asserts that the simplest conformal transformations on Euclidean space---translations, dilations, reflections, and inversions---generate all conformal transformations when the dimension is at least 3. I will describe a new proof … Read more
M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar – Ruoyu P.T. Wang (University College London)
Phillips Hall 385Unbounded damped waves: backward uniqueness and polynomial stability Abstract. In this talk, we discuss the wave semigroup with an unbounded damping. In such a setting, there are explicit examples where the linear damped waves would go into finite-time extinction. We … Read more
Mathematics Colloquium – Mohammed Farazmand (NCSU)
Phillips Hall 332A tea preceding the event will be held from 3:00-3:30 pm in PH 330. Mathematics Colloquium Website
Ergodic Theory Seminar – I. Assani (UNC)
Phillips Hall 332Collatz map as a power-bounded non-singular transformation Ergodic Theory Seminar Website
Ergodic Theory Seminar – E. Ebbighausen (UNC)
ZoomSyracuse maps as non-singular power-bounded transformations Ergodic Theory Seminar
M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar – Benjamin Harrop-Griffiths (Georgetown)
Phillips Hall 385M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar Website
Mathematics Colloquium – Veronica Ciocanel (Duke)
Phillips Hall 332Stochastic and continuum modeling of protein polymer dynamics in neurons Abstract. Microtubules are protein polymers present in most cells; in neurons, microtubules are believed to be stable and to have specific orientations. This is crucial, since other key proteins get transported … Read more
Ergodic Theory Seminar – Z. Buczolich (ELTE Eotvos Lorand Univ.)
ZoomDivergence of weighted square averages of L1 Ergodic Theory Seminar Website
M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar – Jian Wang (UNC)
Phillips Hall 385M. E. Taylor Analysis and PDE Seminar Website
Mathematics Colloquium – Thomas Lam (University of Michigan)
Phillips Hall 332A tea preceding the event will be held from 3:00-3:30 pm in PH 330. Mathematics Colloquium Website