Colloquium 2000-01

August 31 Robert L. Griess (University of Michigan at Ann Arbor): "Automorphisms of Vertex Operator Algebras"; B. Parshall

October 12 Jennifer Key (Clemson): "Dual codes of translation planes"; H. Ward

October 19 Haitao Fan (Georgetown University): "Conservation laws with source terms, their attractors and zero reaction time limits."; C. Zeng

October 26 Sarah Ferguson (Wayne State): "The joint similarity problem for weighted Bergman shifts"; T. Kriete

November 2 Jochen Denzler (Notre Dame): "Optimal windows -- intuition, answers, and questions"; A. Burchard

Of related interest:
November 6 (Monday) CS Colloquium
Karl Erich Wolff (Technische Universität Darmstadt): "Formal Concept Analysis - A Fundamental Knowledge Theory"; J. Pfaltz

November 16 Tom Seidman (University of Maryland, Baltimore County): "A problem with nonlocal diffusion coefficient"; I. Lasiecka

November 30 Vojkan Jaksic (Ottawa and Johns Hopkins): "Spectral structure of Anderson type Hamiltonians"; I. Herbst

December 7 Robert Bauer (Georgia Tech): "Random holonomy and the Hopf fibration"; I. Herbst

December 8 (Friday, 2-3pm, 431 Cabell Hall) Weiqiang Wang (NC State): "From regular polyhedra to infinite dimensional Lie algebras"; Refreshments at 3pm in 317 Kerchof Hall; B. Parshall

Spring 2001

January 18 Ravi Vakil (MIT): "Branched covers of the sphere and the moduli space of curves:
Geometry, physics, representation theory, combinatorics"; A. Rapinchuk

January 25 Jason Fulman (Stanford): "Random matrix theory and the Rogers-Ramanujan identities"; H. Ward

February 1 Gregory Landweber (MSRI): "Spin Representations and the Generalized Weyl Formula"; N. Kuhn

Of related interest:
February 1 CS Colloquium 3:30 pm 011 Olsson Hall
Dana Randall (Georgia Institute of Technology): "Finding a random needle in a combinatorial haystack"; J. Liebeherr, A. Burchard

February 22 Konstantina Trevisa (Maryland): "Hyperbolic Conservation Laws"; I. Lasiecka

February 23 (Friday) at 2pm in 311 Cabell Katrina Barron (UC Santa Cruz): "The geometric and algebraic foundations of conformal field theory"; I. Herbst

February 26 (Monday ) at 2pm in 141 Clark Zoran Grujic (UT Austin): "Geometric depletion of nonlinear effects in 3D Navier-Stokes equations"; I. Herbst

February 27 (Tuesday) at 2pm in 141 Clark Scipio Cuccagna (Southern Illinois University): "Nonlinear Schrödinger equations appear naturally as envelope equations for nonlinear Maxwell equations"; R. Triggiani

March 1 Jan Hogendijk: "Medieval Islamic Mathematics"; K. Parshall

March 8 Robert McCann (Toronto): "Geometrical Inequalities via Optimal Mappings"; A. Burchard, A. Ruzmaikina

March 22 Archil Gulisashvili (Ohio University): "On the heat equation with a potential"; B. McCluer

March 29 Michael Maschler (Hebrew University and UVa): "Dynamic systems, and their applications to game theoretical issues"; A. Burchard

April 5 Jie Du (University of New South Wales and UVa): "Quiver approach in Lie theory"; B. Parshall

April 12 Tom Goodwillie (Brown): "On dimension-counting"; N. Kuhn

April 19: Harold M. (Ed) Edwards; "Gauss's Second Proof of Quadratic Reciprocity"; K. Parshall

April 23: J. Chayes (Microsoft Research); "Phase Transitions in Combinatorics and Computer Science"; D. Brydges

April 26 Pierre Cartier (Ecole Normale Superieure): "Hopf algebras as a versatile tool in algebra, geometry, combinatorics and even mathematical physics"; D. Brydges

May 3 Zongzhu Lin (Kansas State University): B. Parshall

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