AWM Seminar with Dr. Emily Riehl

Wyman Park Building N425

 Dr. Riehl will be giving an interactive talk where we will play the natural numbers game and learn about formalizing mathematics in a computer-proof assistant! We ask that everyone who attends bring a laptop so that they can more easily participate.

Number Theory Seminar: Jialiang Zou (University of Michigan)

Maryland 201

Title: The Geometry of Theta Correspondence for Principal Series over Finite Fields Abstract: In this talk, we explore the finite field theta correspondence between principal series representations. We begin by categorifying the relevant Hecke algebra bimodules associated with this correspondence. Utilizing characteristic cycle maps, we provide a detailed description of the theta correspondence for principal […]

Math Physics Seminar: Federico Pasqualotto (Berkeley)

Krieger 411

Title: From Instability to Singularity Formation in Incompressible FluidsAbstract: In this talk, I will first review the singularity formation problem in incompressible fluid dynamics, describing how particle transport poses the main challenge in constructing blow-up solutions for the 3d incompressible Euler equations. I will then outline a new mechanism that allows us to overcome the effects of […]

Topology Seminar: Andrew Salch (Wayne State)

Maryland 110

Title: ell-adic topological Jacquet-Langlands duality   Abstract: I will describe the construction of an "ell-adic topological Jacquet-Langlands (TJL) dual" of each finite CW-complex. One effect of the TJL dual is that the representations of the Morava stabilizer group, which arise in the height n Morava E-theory of a finite spectrum X, get turned into continuous […]

Analysis seminar: Jingwen Chen (UPenn)

Krieger 302

Title: Mean curvature flow with multiplicity 2 convergence Abstract: Mean curvature flow (MCF) has been widely studied in recent decades, and higher multiplicity convergence is an important topic in the study of MCF. In this talk, we present two examples of immortal MCF in R^3 and S^n x , which converge to a plane and a […]

Number Theory Seminar: Vesselin Dimitrov (Caltech)

Maryland 201

Title: The integral converse theorem and no-shadowing bounds for polynomials and L-functions Abstract: I will outline an alternative argument for the complex-analytic ingredient of the "unbounded denominators theorem" joint with Frank Calegari and Yunqing Tang, and then a refinement of the result as a converse theorem for Dirichlet series with almost-integer coefficients. This is followed […]

Math Physics Seminar: Renato Velozo Ruiz (Toronto)

Krieger 411

Title: On linear and non-linear stability of collisionless systems on black hole exteriors.  Abstract:  I will present upcoming linear and non-linear stability results for collisionless systems on spherically symmetric black holes. On the one hand, I will discuss the decay properties of massive Vlasov fields on the exterior of Schwarzschild spacetime. On the other hand, I will discuss […]

Topology Seminar: Lorenzo Riva (Notre Dame)

Maryland 110

Title: Constructing (infinity,n)-categories with desired properties Abstract: In this talk I want to describe a specific example of a symmetric monoidal (infinity,3)-category of generalized spans with local systems (a la Haugseng) where the local systems compose with a push-pull formula similar to the Fourier-Mukai transform of algebraic geometry. The motivation comes from physics and functorial […]

Thesis Defense: Junfu Yao

Krieger 413

Title: On a Mountain-pass Theorem in Hyperbolic Space and its Application