The department hosts a variety of weekly seminars, social events, annual lectures, and conferences including an Algebra and Number Theory day held in partnership with the University of Maryland and Japan-U.S. Mathematics Institute programs.
Department Colloquium
Takes place on the first Wednesday of each month during the semester. Click here to see the upcoming colloquia.
Weekly Social Events
Department Afternoon Tea: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 4pm in Krieger 413
Department Wine and Cheese: Wednesdays at 4pm in Krieger 413
Geometric Analysis Seminar: Dongyeong Ko
Gilman 119Title : Scalar curvature comparison and rigidity of 3-dimensional weakly convex domains Abstract: I will discuss a comparison and rigidity result of scalar curvature and scaled mean curvature on the […]
Undergraduate Seminar: Prof. Alex Shumakovitch (JHU)
Krieger 413Title: "On applications of Topology" Abstract: I will explain how knowledge of Topology helped with winning the Nobel Prize in Physics 2016. No familiarity with advanced math beyond Calculus will […]
Teaching Forward: Emily Braley, Catrish Griffin, and Christine Solan
Krieger 413 or ZoomTitle: Giving Students Useful Feedback. Abstract: "Giving Students Useful Feedback" is designed for Mathematics teaching assistants. This workshop aims to enhance TA's skills in providing effective and constructive feedback to […]
Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Wenhao Ou (CAS)
ZoomTitle: A characterization of uniruled Kähler manifolds.Abstract: We adapt Bost's algebraicity characterization to the situation of a germ in a compact Kähler manifold. As a consequence, we extend the algebraic integrability criteria […]
Debarghya Mukherjee
Hodson 110Topology Seminar: Julianne Rainbolt (Saint Louis University)
Krieger 205Title: A Comparison of Two Supercharacter TheoriesAbstract: In 2008, P. Diaconis and I.M. Isaacs introduced a generalization of classical character theory, which they called supercharacter theory. Let X be a […]
Teaching Forward: Catrish Griffin and Ellery Boatright
Krieger 413 or ZoomTitle: Gradescope Grading and Rubric Creation. Abstract: “Gradescope Grading and Rubric Creation” is designed for Mathematics teaching assistants. This workshop aims to support TA's in building consistent Gradescope rubrics, determining […]
Geometric Analysis Seminar: Tang-Kai Lee
Gilman 119Title: Non-uniqueness of mean curvature flow Abstract: The smooth mean curvature flow often develops singularities, making weak solutions essential for extending the flow beyond singular times, as well as having […]
Undergraduate Seminar: Prof. Julianne Rainbolt (SLU)
Krieger 411Title: Wait! That Cannot Be RightAbstract: In this talk proofs will be presented that contain an incorrect step or include an incorrect assumption. This will lead us to prove concepts […]
Algebraic Geometry Seminar:
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