University of Virginia Mathematical Physics Seminar 2000-01

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Week of Sep 6 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Sep 13 Konstantin Rybnikov (Cornell); talk on Friday.
Week of Sep 20 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Sep 27 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Oct 4 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Oct 11 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Oct 18 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Oct 25 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Nov 1 Jochen Denzler (Notre Dame) visiting Thursday and Friday, talk Friday at 2 in Clark 141.
Week of Nov 8 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Nov 15 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Nov 22 Thanksgiving.
Week of Nov 29 Friday, Dec. 1, 2pm: Vojkan Jaksic (Ottawa). "Spectral theory of corrugated surfaces". See November 30 Colloquium
Week of Dec 6 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Dec 13 Final exam week.
Week of Jan 17 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Jan 24 Friday, Jan. 26, 2 p.m., Ker 228: Marco Lenci (Stonybrook). "Large deviations for ideal quantum systems"
Week of Jan 31 Holly Carley, Wed. Jan. 31; and Dana Randall (Georgia Tech) Fri. Feb. 2 at 3:30 in Ker 228
Week of Feb 7 Holly Carley, Wed. Feb. 7 at 3:30
Week of Feb 14 Holly Carley, Wed. Feb. 14 at 3:30
Week of Feb 21 Katrina Barron (UC Santa Cruz) Fri. Feb. 2 (2:00 in Cabell 311)
Week of Feb 28 Holly Carley, Wed. Feb. 28 at 3:30
Week of Mar 7 Holly Carley, Wed. Mar. 7 at 3:30
Week of Mar 14 Spring Break.
Week of Mar 21 Daniel Ueltschi, Princeton, Friday 3/23 at 2:00: "The Falicov-Kimball model away from half-filling"
Week of Mar 28 David Brydges, Wed. Mar. 28 at 3:30: "Branched Polymers and Dimensional Reduction"
Week of Apr 4 David Brydges, Wed. Apr. 4 at 3:30: "Branched Polymers and Dimensional Reduction, continued"
Week of Apr 11 John Imbrie, Wed. Apr. 11 at 3:30: "Branched Polymers and Dimensional Reduction: Critical Exponents"
Week of Apr 18 No seminar scheduled.
Week of Apr 25 Monday 4/23 at 3:30: Jennifer Chayes "Phase Transitions in Combinatorics and Computer Science" (CS Colloquium)
Tuesday 3:30 Christian Borgs "Complex Zeros of Partition Functions: A Generalized Lee-Yang Theorem"
Pierre Cartier "Hopf algebras as a versatile tool in algebra, geometry, combinatorics and even mathematical physics" (Math Colloquium)
Week of May 2 Gianluca Guadagni.
Week of May 9 Final exam week.

University of Virginia Mathematical Physics Seminar 2000-01

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