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Colloquium Seminar Schedule

Location: Math 3206 -- Tea follows in 3201
Time: 3:00
Day: Friday
Organizer: Chris Laskowski/Manoussos Grillakis



Schedule for Academic Year 1999-2000

September 10: Lusternik-Schnirelmann category
Stephen Halperin (UMCP), shalper@deans.umd.edu
September 17: Completeness of integer translates and filter identification
Nikolai Nikolski (Bordeaux and Steklov-St. Petersburg)
September 24: A priori and a posteriori error estimates in finite element approximation. 2nd Aziz Lecture on Numerical PDE
Lars Wahlbin (Cornell University)
October 1: A Descriptive View of Ergodic Theory
Matt Foreman (University of California, Irvine), mforeman@math.uci.edu
October 8: A hitchhiker's guide to harmonic analysis *** At 4pm in 1400 Marie Mount Hall ***
John Benedetto (UMCP)
October 22: The local Langlands conjecture
Rebecca Herb (UMCP), rah@math.umd.edu
October 29: Generic diffeomorphisms with superexponential growth of the number of periodic orbits
Y. Kaloshin (Princeton University)
November 5: Unbounded linear operators: an example and its applications This is part of Operator Theory Day in honor of Seymour Goldberg.
M.A. Kaashoek (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
November 10: Computable Structures -- Presentations Matter Special Colloquium--Note Day and Time
Richard A. Shore (Cornell University)
November 12: Deforming global Galois representations
Ravi Ramakrishna (Cornell University), ravi@math.cornell.edu
November 19: Equivariant Morse theory, old and new
Jonathan Weitsman (University of California, Santa Cruz), weitsman@cats.ucsc.edu
December 3: Optimal Control in Finance
Mete Soner (Princeton Univ.)
December 10: Colliding Black Holes and Gravity Waves: A New Computational Challenge 3rd Aziz Lecture on Numerical Solution of Differential Equations
Doug Arnold (Pennsylvania State University), dna@psu.edu
February 4: Flat Lorentzian 3-manifolds and hyperbolic geometry
Bill Goldman (UMCP), wmg@math.umd.edu
February 11: Rigidity in ergodic theory and class numbers of algebraic number fields
Anatole Katok (Penn State)
February 18: The Hodge star operator on Schubert forms
Harry Tamvakis (University of Pennsylvania)
February 25: The Tombstone problem
Barry Cipra (Award-winning Mathematics Journalist)
March 10: Nonstandard models and asymptotic behaviour
David Marker (University of Illinois at Chicago), marker@math.uic.edu
March 15: Stepping in parabolic problems - Approximation of analytic semigroups ***Special Wednesday Colloquium**
Vidar Thomée (Chalmers Institute of Technology), Göteborg, Sweden
March 17: All about the standard map
Yakov Sinai (Princeton University)
March 31: Effective Hamiltonians This is the 5th Annual Avron Douglis Memorial Lecture
Lawrence C. Evans (Univ. of California, Berkeley)
April 7: Hydrodynamic limits and the kinetic formulation of systems of Conservation Laws
A. Tsavaras (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
April 14: The Kepler Conjecture ***At 3:30 in RESNICK LECT HALL, CLASSROOM BLD, ROOM 1202. Tea and cookies will be at 3:00 in Math 3206.
Samuel Ferguson (NSA)
April 28: A Century of Zeta Functions
M. Ram Murty (Queen's University)
May 5: Geometric model theory and applications in number theory and geometry
Anand Pillay (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), pillay@math.uiuc.edu