Past Events
Dynamics Seminar-Gibbs measures (III)
This meeting will be Friday, October 16, 2pm to 3 pm on Zoom
Speaker: Lien-Yung (Nyima) Kao, GWU
Title: Gibbs measures (III)
Topology Seminar- Quantum trace map for SL_n skein algebras of surfaces
The next talk in the Greater Washington Area on Friday, October 16 from 1pm to 2pm EDT and will be held virtually via Zoom.
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Effectiveness aspects of Hindman’s Theorem
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC
Organizer: V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC- Residue rings of models of Peano Arithmetic
Organizer: V. Harizanov and A. Shlapentokh
Dynamics Seminar-Markov interval maps and almost Anosov flows
This meeting will be Friday, October 9, 2pm to 3 pm on Zoom
Title: Markov interval maps and almost Anosov flows
Speaker: Robbie Robinson, GWU
Topology Seminar- Coordinatizing isotopy classes of webs in surfaces
The next talk in the Greater Washington Area on Friday, October 9 from 1pm to 2pm EDT and will be held virtually via Zoom.
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Effective ultrapowers
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC
Organizer: A. Shlapentokh
For link contact [email protected]
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Milliken's tree theorem and computability theory
Organizer: V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Thursday, October 8, 12:00-1:00 on Zoom
Dynamics Seminar-Gibbs measures (II)
This meeting will be Friday, October 2, 2pm to 3 pm on Zoom.
Speaker: Prof. Lien-Yung (Nyima) Kao, GWU
Title: Gibbs measures (II)
Topology Seminar-Trivalent Graphs and Virtual Links
The Greater (George) Washington Topology Seminar will be starting next week. This seminar is meant for students and faculty who work at universities in the Greater Washington Area and are inte
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC- Generically computable structures
Organizer: V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Friday, October 2, 12:00-1:00 on Zoom
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC-(Z,+) has a Borel complete reduct
Organizers: A. Shlapentokh and V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Thursday, October 1, 12:00-1:00 on Zoom
Applied Math Seminar-Solving and learning phase field models using the modified Physics Informed Neural Networks
Yanxiang Zhao is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Applied Math Seminar
Time: Sep 25, 2020 02:00 PM /Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Dynamics seminar-Introduction to Entropy
The second meeting will be Friday, September 25, , 2 to 3 pm on Zoom.
Speaker: Prof. Robbie Robinson, GWU
Title: Introduction to Entropy
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Diophantine stability and unsolvability
Organizers: A. Shlapentokh and V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Friday, September 25, 12:00-1:00 on Zoom
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Effective coding and decoding in classes of structures
Organizer: V. Harizanov
Dynamics Seminar-Gibbs measures (I)
The form meeting of the Fall dynamics seminar will take place (next) Friday, September 18, 2 to 3 pm on Zoom.
Speaker: Prof. Nyima Kao, GWU
Title: Gibbs measures (I)
Computability Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Effective ringed spaces and Turing degrees of isomorphism types
Organizer: V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Friday, September 18, 12:00-1:00 on Zoom
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC-Diophantine stability
General (Main) Seminar MSRI program on DDC
Organizers: A. Shlapentokh and V. Harizanov
For link contact [email protected]
Colloquium: A Quantum computer based on trapped ions
Title: A Quantum computer based on trapped ions
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- The tree method for priority arguments
Title: The tree method for priority arguments
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Colloquium: Alexandra Shlapentokh
Speaker: Alexandra Shlapentokh, East Carolina University
Colloquium: A problem with a sense of humor
Speaker: Alexandra Shlapentokh, East Carolina University
Combinatorics Seminar-Generating functions for induced characters of the hyperoctahedral group
Speaker: MarkSkandera, Lehigh University
Date and time: Wednesday, February 19, 4:00–5:00pm
Place: Rome 204
Uninversity Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines -Standard and nonstandard models
Title: Standard and nonstandard models
Machine Learning Student Seminar-High-Performance Deep Learning Classification for Radio Signals
Title: High-Performance Deep Learning Classification for Radio Signals
Speaker: William Haftel
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- On computable fields of reals and some applications
Title: On computable fields of reals and some applications
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- On Sigma preorderings in HF(R)
Title: On Sigma preorderings in HF(R)
Knots in Washington conferences
KNOTS in Washington XLIX
In memory of Mark Kidwell (1948–2019)
February 7–9, 2020
Colloqiuim-In praise of diagrams
Title: In praise of diagrams
Topology Seminar- Complexity of computing Khovanov homology of closed n-braids
Speaker:Marithania Silvero (Universidad de Huelva, Spain)
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- The tree method for priority arguments
Title: The tree method for priority arguments
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Topology Seminar- Normalized Yang-Baxter homology and biquandle homotopy invariants
Speaker:Xiao Wang (Jilin University, Changchun, China)
Undergraduate Student Seminar-Characterizing 3-Break Genome Rearrangements
Graduate Student Seminar-A hierarchy of matroid invariants and a new matroid construction
Speaker: Kevin Long, GWU
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Computing VC-density
Title: Computing VC-density
Combinatorics Seminar- Counting real conjugacy classes with generating functions
Speaker:C. Ryan Vinroot, William & Mary
Date and time: Thursday, November 21, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
Applied Math-Physically-based modeling for a virtual laboratory in Science and Engineering
Title: Physically-based modeling for a virtual laboratory in Science and Engineering
Speaker:Giovanna Guidoboni, PhD
Colloqiuim-The dimension of a partial order
Title: The dimension of a partial order
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Building models of strongly minimal theories
Title: Building models of strongly minimal theories
Combinatorics Seminar- The Free Cone and its relation to matroid invariants
Speaker: Kevin Long, GWU
Date and time: Thursday, November 14, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
Title: The Free Cone and its relation to matroid invariants
Combinatorics Seminar- Trees, Leafs, Logs, Palindromes, and the Riordan Group
Speaker: Lou Shapiro, Howard
Date and time: Thursday, November 7, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
Title: Trees, Leafs, Logs, Palindromes, and the Riordan Group
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Isomorphism problem
Title: Isomorphism problem
Combinatorics Seminar- Graphs and binary matroids whose odd circuits all have size three or five
Title: Graphs and binary matroids whose odd circuits all have size three or five
Speaker: Carolyn Chun, USNA
Date and time: Tuesday, October 29, 1–2pm
Place: Phillips 110
Combinatorics Seminar-K-Nearest Neighbor Approximation Via the Friend-of-a-Friend Principle
Speaker: Richard W.R. Darling, Math Research Group, NSA
Combinatorics Seminar-Equations for Matroid Varieties
Title: Equations for Matroid Varieties
Speaker: Will Traves, USNA
Date and time: Thursday, October 17, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Markov properties
Title: Markov properties
Speaker: Iva Bilanovic, GWU
Date and time: Friday, October 11, 11:00am-12 noon
Special Lecture - Mathematics: The Foundation of Impactful and Exciting Careers
Combinatorics Seminar- Divided symmetrization and Schubert polynomials
Speaker: Vasu Tewari, UPenn
Date and time: Thursday, October 10, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Periodic Minimizers of a Ternary Non-Local Isoperimetric Problem
Title: Periodic Minimizers of a Ternary Non-Local Isoperimetric Problem
Speaker:Chong Wang
Affiliation: McMaster University
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Motivating and characterizing large cardinals
Title: Motivating and characterizing large cardinals
Speaker: Philip White, GWU
Date and time: Friday, October 4, 11:00am-12 noon
Combinatorics- Multiple Zeta Values, Iterated Integrals, and Labeled Posets
Title: Multiple Zeta Values, Iterated Integrals, and Labeled Posets
Speaker: Michael Hoffman, USNA
Date and time: Thursday, October 3, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
Uninversity Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines - Forcing, an introduction
Title: Forcing, an introduction
Speaker: Philip White, GWU
Date and time: Friday, September 27, 11:00am-12 noon
Combinatorics Seminar-Doubly weighted rooted trees and computer networks
Date and time: Thursday, September 26, 2:15–3:15pm
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Boundary operator associated to $\sigma_k$ curvature
Title: Boundary operator associated to $\sigma_k$ curvature
Speaker: Yi Wang
Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University
Graduate Student Seminar-Methods of interpolation between two dual quaternions
Speaker: Dionne Ibarra
Date and Time: Friday, September 20, 3:00PM-4:00PM
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Gram determinants and Temperley-Lieb algebras
Logic-Topology Seminar
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Can you always raise a natural number to a power? (Part 2)
Combinatorics-The natural matroid of a polymatroid
Title: The natural matroid of a polymatroid
Speaker: Joe Bonin, GWU
Date and time: Thursday, September 12, 2:15–3:15pm
Place: Phillips 110
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Can you always raise a natural number to a power?
Speaker: Keshav Srinivasan, GWU
Combinatorics-Counting reflections in complex reflection groups
Combinatorics Seminar- Using the Potential Method to Color Near-Bipartite Graphs
Combinatorics Seminar- Plabic R-Matrices
Topology Seminar-Quantum Computing- Coloring, gadgets and the Kochen-Specker theorem,
Colloqiuim- Matroids and the combinatorics of matrix rank
Dynamical Systems Seminar- a proof of Champernowne's theorem.
Graduate Student Seminar: Careers in Industry Panel
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Cohesive Powers: Structures in General and Linear Orders
Combinatorics Seminar: Two problems regarding primitive sets of integers
Graduate Student Seminar
Undergraduate Seminar/Pi Mu Epsilon talk/Finding Ellipses
Date and time: Friday, April 5, 4-5 p.m.
Place: Duques Hall, Room 152
Title: Finding Ellipses
Colloqiuim-A Quantum computer based on trapped ions
Title: A Quantum computer based on trapped ions
Combinatorics Seminar- On the Intersection Numbers of Finite Groups
Speaker: Lindsey-Kay Lauderdale, Towson
Date and time: Thursday, April 4, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 352
Colloqiuim- "The multiple personalities of knots and 3-manifolds"/Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk
Math Department Colloquium -- Distinguished Speculative First of April
Graduate Student Seminar
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- The Rigour of Proof
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Billiards in polygons and related dynamical systems
Combinatorics Seminar- Quadrangulated Immersions of Cubic Graphs in the Sphere
Title: Quadrangulated Immersions of Cubic Graphs in the Sphere
Speaker: Lowell Abrams, GWU
Date and time: Thursday, March 28, 4–5pm
Place: Rome 352
Graduate Student Seminar: “Gram determinants motivated by Knot Theory”
Title: “Gram determinants motivated by Knot Theory”
Dynamical Systems Seminar: Invariant measures, matching and the frequency of 0 for sighted binary expansions
Combinatorics Seminar-Quadrangulated Immersions of Cubic Graphs in the Sphere
Title: Quadrangulated Immersions of Cubic Graphs in the Sphere
Speaker: Lowell Abrams, GWU
Date and time: Thursday, March 7, 4–5pm
Place: Rome 352
Applied Mathematics Seminar-The Mathematical Structure of Diabetes on a Slow Manifold
Title: The Mathematical Structure of Diabetes on a Slow Manifold
Speaker: Dr. Joon Ha
Affiliation: NIH and GWU
Graduate Student Seminar- Index sets, decision problems, and classes of (somewhat) computable groups
Title:Index sets, decision problems, and classes of (somewhat) computable groups
Dynamical Systems Seminar- Billiards in Polygons and related dynamical systems
Combinatorics Seminar- Patterns in Random Permutations
Speaker: Chaim Even Zohar, UC Davis
Date and time: Monday, February 25, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 206
Title: Patterns in Random Permutations
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Nonparametric inference of interaction laws in systems of agents from trajectory data
Title: Nonparametric inference of interaction laws in systems of agents from trajectory data
Colloqiuim- Coloring knot diagrams and quandles
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Measuring Complexity in Computable Structure Theory
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Dynamical Systems Seminar- Introduction to billiards
Dynamical Systems Seminar-On Penrose tilings and tiling dynamical systems: VI
Combinatorics Seminar- Does Every Infinite Geometric Lattice of Finite Rank Have a Matching? A "Challenging Question" of Björner from 1976
Speaker: Jonathan David Farley, Morgan State University
Date and time: Thursday, February 14, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 352
Dynamical Systems Seminar-On Penrose tilings and tiling dynamical systems: III
Undergraduate Student Seminar-What do lattice paths have to do with matrices, and what is beyond both?
Speaker: Joseph Bonin, GWU
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Computability via definability and polynomial computability
Speaker: Sergei Goncharov, Russian Academy of Sciences
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Regularized decovolution for antenna array
Title: Regularized decovolution for antenna array
Speaker: Debdeep Bhattacharya, GWU
Graduate Student Seminar- How to get your math paper published
Title:How to get your math paper published
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Fraisse limits, ages, and computability
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Dynamical Systems Seminar- On Penrose tilings and tiling dynamical systems: II
Title: On Penrose tilings and tiling dynamical systems: II
Speaker: Robbie Robinson
Date and time: Friday, February 1, 9-10:15am
Place: Phillips736
Combinatorics Seminar- Helly-type results on support lines for families of convex ovals
Speaker: Valeriu Soltan, George Mason University
Date and time: Thursday, January 31, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 352
Title: Helly-type results on support lines for families of convex ovals
Dynamical Systems Seminar- On Penrose tilings and tiling dynamical systems: I
Combinatorics Seminar-Stanley-Reisner rings of symmetric simplicial complexes
Speaker: Emanuele Delucchi, University of Fribourg
Date and time: Thursday, January 24, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 352
Title: Stanley-Reisner rings of symmetric simplicial complexes
Topology Seminar- Quasipositive braids and plane real or complex curves
Speaker:Stepan Orevkov (IMT, Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse France)
Knots in Washington XLVII
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Primal-Dual Weak Galerkin Finite Element Methods for PDEs Title: Primal-Dual Weak Galerkin Finite Element Methods for PDEs(RESCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY JANUARY 15, 2019 FROM 11AM-12PM DUE TO SNOW DAY ON MONDAY)
Title: Primal-Dual Weak Galerkin Finite Element Methods for PDEs
Speaker: Chunmei Wang
Combinatorics Seminar- On Riordan graphs
Speaker: Gi-Sang Cheon, Sungkyunkwan University
Date and time: Monday, January 14, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 206
Title: On Riordan graphs
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Primal-Dual Weak Galerkin Finite Element Methods for PDEs
Title: Primal-Dual Weak Galerkin Finite Element Methods for PDEs
Speaker: Chunmei Wang
Graduate Student Seminar-Caculus Lab and Teaching Recitations
Title: Calc Lab and Teaching Recitations
Applied Mathematics Seminar-The synchronization problem for Kuramoto oscillators and beyond
Title: The synchronization problem for Kuramoto oscillators and beyond
Speaker: Javier Morales
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Homotopy Type Theory, the confluence of logic and space
Colloqiuim-Parametrization of simple closed curves on surfaces.
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Ginzburg-Landau Model of Superconductivity with Prescribed Topological Degrees
Title: Ginzburg-Landau Model of Superconductivity with Prescribed Topological Degrees
Dynamical Systems Seminar-See Abstract
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Quantization and Shrinking Targets for Dynamical Systems
Graduate Student Seminar- Khovanov homology and the PS braid conjecture
Title:Khovanov homology and the PS braid conjecture
Combinatorics Seminar-Random Monomial Ideals
Speaker: Jesus De Loera, UC Davis
Jump Seminar-Research Opportunities for GW Undergraduates
Title: Research Opportunities for GW Undergraduates
Speaker: Multiple GW faculty / students will speak
Colloqiuim- Computable Mathematics and Reverse Mathematics
Dynamical Systems Seminar-The Furstenberg Structure Theorem
Combinatorics Seminar- Permuted Packings and Permutation Breadth
Speaker: Cheyne Homberger, UMBC
Graduate Student Seminar-Research Interests
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Relatively C-categorical structures
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Dynamical Systems Seminar- “On the construction of a Minkowski number.”
Topology Seminar- Even complexes have a spherical basis
Speaker: Paul Kainen (Georgetown University)
Combinatorics Seminar- Searching for Trialities of Embedded Graphs
Speaker: Lowell Abrams, GWU
Date and time: Thursday, November 1, 4-5pm
Graduate Student Seminar-Research Interests
Title:give us an idea of their research interests
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Limit computably categorical structures
Title: Limit computably categorical structures
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Dynamics of the geodesic and horocycle flows.
Combinatorics Seminar- Involutions and pseudo-involutions in the Riordan group
Speaker: Alex Burstein, Howard University
Topology Seminar-"Dijkgraaf-Witten invariants and Pachner moves"
Speaker: Takefumi Nosaka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
University Seminars: Logic Across Disciplines-Computability and definability
Title: Computability and definability
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Dynamics of the geodesic and horocycle flows. CANCELLED THIS WEEK!
Combinatorics Seminar-Injective Proofs of the Erdos-Ko-Rado and Hilton-Milner Theorems Speaker: GlennHurlbert, VCU
Speaker: GlennHurlbert, VCU
Jump Seminar-Probability Paradoxes
Title: Probability Paradoxes
Speaker: Professor Dan Ullman, GW Math Department.
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Degree Structure of Effective Boolean Algebras
Title: Degree Structure of Effective Boolean Algebras
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Geodesics and horocycles on a surface of constant negative curvature; the geodesic and horocycle flows.
Combinatorics Seminars-Counting partitions, Dynkin diagrams, quantum dilogarithms, and generalizations
Combinatorics Seminars-Affine evacuation
Speaker: Joel Brewster Lewis, GWU
Graduate Student Seminar- Utilizing Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and other Wolfram technologies for teaching and research
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-The Algorithmic Complexity of Detecting Group Properties
Title: The Algorithmic Complexity of Detecting Group Properties
Speaker: Iva Bilanovic, GWU, GWU
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Geodesic flows on flat and hyperbolic surfaces
Title: Geodesic flows on flat and hyperbolic surfaces
Speaker: Robbie Robinson and participants
Combinatorics Seminars-The local limit of the fixed-point forest
Speaker: Erik Slivken, Paris VII
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Multiplying Fractions in a Topological Way
Title: Multiplying Fractions in a Topological Way
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Utilizing Mathematical, Wolfram|Alpha, and other Wolfram technologies for teaching and research
Title
Combinatorics Seminar- A proof of the strict monotone 5-step conjecture
Speaker: Walter Morris, George Mason University
Dynamical Systems Seminar-Hyperbolic Geometry, Dynamics and Continued Fractions.
Title
Combinatorics Seminar-Zero Forcing: Minimum Rank Problems, Sample Error, Combinatorial Optimization, and More.
Speaker: Franklin Kenter, US Naval Academy
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Decision Problems and Groups
Title: Decision Problems and Groups
Speaker: Iva Bilanovic, GWU
Dynamical Systems Seminar-three short presentations on background material
Moderator:
Combinatorics- Presentations and Extensions of Transversal Matroids
Speaker: J. Bonin, GWU
Title: Presentations and Extensions of Transversal Matroids
Dyamical Systems Seminar-Introduction geodesic flows on hyperbolic and translation surfaces.
Title
Special Colloquium-Visibility based sensor placement for learning a priori unknown environments
End of Semester Celebration
Topology Seminar- The geometry of quivers
Speaker: Ben Wormleighton, UC Berkeley
Date and time: Tuesday, May 8, 5:30--6:30pm
Place: Phillips Hall 730
Colloquium- opening of Knots in Washington
Title: On real algebraic knots and links in RP^3
Speaker: Stepan Orevkov, the University of Toulouse, France
Graduate Student Seminar- Scattering in generalized Hartree equation
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Working seminar about developing a formal system representing reasoning in chemistry
Title:Working seminar about developing a formal system representing reasoning in chemistry
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Scott Ranks of Scattered Linear Orders
Title:Scott Ranks of Scattered Linear Orders
Speaker: Rachael Alvir, University of Notre Dame
Combinatorics-Matroids from Graphs and Graphs from Matroids
Speaker: Deborah Chun, West Virginia University Institute of Technology
Date and time: Tuesday, April 24, 1-2pm
Special Colloquium-Blow up for the critical Zakharov-Kuznetsov equation
Conference -"Nonlinear phenomena in Washington DC"
Colloquium-Microstructure and Herglotz functions
Title: Microstructure and Herglotz functions
Speaker: Miao-Jung Ou, NSF
Graduate Student Seminar-Mathematical Models for Genome Rearrangements and Whole Genome Duplications
Colloquium-Matrices, models, and geometry
Title: Matrices, models, and geometry
Combinatorics-Cycles in sparse graphs
Speaker: Felix Lazebnik, University of Delaware
Date and time: Tuesday, April 17, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Graduate Student Seminar-Analysis and Modeling of Self-organized Systems with Long Range Interaction
Combinatorics-Local and global degree profiles of randomly grown self-similar hooking networks under uniform and preferential attachment
Speaker: Hosam Mahmoud, GW Department of Statistics
Date and time: Tuesday, April 10, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Graduate Student Seminar-Computability-Theoretic Properties of Orders and Complexity of Identifying Algebraic Properties on Computable Magmas
Undergraduate Seminar/Pi Mu Epsilon talk-A friendly introduction to slow-fast systems and their importance in mathematical neuroscience.
Undergraduate Seminar/Pi Mu Epsilon talk
Speaker: Stan Mintchev
Colloquium-Topology with complicated points
Applied Math Seminar- Signal transmission properties of unidirectional chains of phase oscillators.
Title: Signal transmission properties of unidirectional chains of phase oscillators.
Speaker: Stan Mintchev
Affiliation: Cooper Union
Topology Seminar - Planar Hyperbolic Geometry
Speaker: Norbert A'Campo (University of Basel)
Title: Planar Hyperbolic Geometry.
Time: April 5 (Thursday) 5:30-6:30 pm
Place. Seminar Room (Phillips 730)
Applied Math Seminar- Existence of positive solutions with a prescribed singular set for fractional Yamabe Problem
Title: Existence of positive solutions with a prescribed singular set for fractional Yamabe Problem
Speaker: Weiwei Ao (Wuhan University, China)
Combinatorics-Spectral characterization of graphs
Speaker: Sebastian Cioaba, University of Delaware
Date and time: Tuesday, April 3, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Graduate Student Seminar - From the Tutte Polynomial to the G-invariant
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Detecting Nilpotence in Classes of Groups
Title:Detecting Nilpotence in Classes of Groups
Speaker: Iva Bilanovic, GWU
Combinatorics- Partitioning the Rainbow
Speaker: Kendra E. Pleasant, Morgan State University
Date and time: Tuesday, March 27, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Applied Math Seminar- Sobolev regularity for first order Mean Field Games
Title: Sobolev regularity for first order Mean Field Games
Speaker: Jameson Graber (Baylor University)
Date and Time: Monday, March 26, 5:00pm-6:00pm
Place: Monroe 113
Q and A on the Data MASTER Scholarship (this is the reschedule date of the event, which was cancelled due to the GW closure)
Colloquium-Detecting properties from descriptions of groups
Title: Detecting properties from descriptions of groups
Speaker: Jennifer Chubb, University of San Francisco and GWU
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Structural Properties of Spectra and Omega-Spectra
Title: Structural Properties of Spectra and Omega-Spectra
Speaker:Alexandra Soskova, Sofia University, Bulgaria
Topology Seminar- New Khovanov homotopy types
Title: New Khovanov homotopy types
Speaker: Marithania Silvero (University of Barcelona)
Applied Math Seminar- Traveling Wave of Gray-Scott system, Existence, Multiplicity and Stability
Title: Traveling Wave of Gray-Scott system, Existence, Multiplicity and Stability
Speaker: Yuanwei Qi
Affiliation: University of Central Florida
Combinatorics-Coloring Squares of Planar Graphs
Speaker: Dan Cranston, Virginia Commonwealth University
Date and time: Tuesday, March 6, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Graduate Student Seminar-Multiplying fractions on a T-shirt
Colloquium-Introduction to K-theory and flag manifolds
Title: Introduction to K-the
Topology Seminar- On SL(2,C) Character Varieties
Graduate Student Seminar-Meet the Department Chair
Title: Meet the Department Chair
Speaker: Frank Baginski
Colloquium-Sandpiles and representation theory
Title: Sandpiles and representation theory
Speaker: Victor Reiner, University of Minnesota
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Transforming Machine Learning Heuristics into Provable Algorithms: Classical, Stochastic, and Neural
Title: Transforming Machine Learning Heuristics into Provable Algorithms: Classical, Stochastic, and Neural
Speaker: Cheng Tang, GWU, Computer Science
Combinatorics-Minor-Closed Classes of Polymatroids
Speaker: Joe Bonin, GWU
Date and time: Tuesday, February 20, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Combinatorics-Tymoczko's dot action on the cohomology of Hessenberg varieties
Speaker: Patrick Brosnan, University of Maryland
Date and time: Tuesday, February 13, 1–2pm
Place: Rome 771
Colloqiuim-Infinite time Blum-Shub-Smale machines - computability for analysis
Title: Infinite time Blum-Shub-Smale machines - computability for analysis
University Seminars:Logic Across Disciplines-Effective Ultraproducts and Their Applications
Title: Effective Ultraproducts and Their Applications
Speaker: Rumen Dimitrov, Western Illinois University
Combinatorics-The Graph Brain Project
Speaker: Craig Larson, Virginia Commonwealth University
Date and time: Tuesday, February 6, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
TA Meeting
TA Meeting
Date and Time: Monday, February 5, 2018, 2:30 pm
Place: Philips 704, Math Lab
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines- Topological Spaces of Orderings of Algebraic Structures
Title: Topological Spaces of Orderings of Algebraic Structures
Combinatorics Seminar- Combinatorics and the Quadratic Formula
Speaker: Lou Shapiro, Howard University
Date and time: Tuesday, January 30, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Encoding Noncomputable Sets into Orders on Computable Structures
Title: Encoding Noncomputable Sets into Orders on Computable Structures
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Applied Math Seminar- The fractional Yamabe problem and the prescribed scalar curvature problem
Combinatorics Seminar- Interval posets, parity representations, binary partitions, and antiprisms
Speaker: Jim Lawrence, George Mason University
Date and time: Tuesday, January 23, 1-2pm
Place: Rome 771
Mathematics Alumni Reception
GW Mathematics Alumni Reception at Joint Mathematics Meetings
Description:
Colloqiuim-Knotoids, Virtual Knots and Applications
Opening Talk of Knots in Washington XLV (Dec. 8-10)
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Title: Cohesive Powers, Definability, and Automorphisms
Applied Mathematics-A Lagrangian Scheme for the solution of nonlinear diffusion equations
Speaker: Bertram Düring (Department of Mathematics University of Sussex)
Date and Time: Thursday, December 7, 11am-12pm
Thesis Defense-Jiajun Lu-Pattern Formation in Binary Systems with Inhibitory Long-range Interaction
Graduate Student Seminars-Optimal descriptions of computable groups
Colloqiuim- Effective multifractal spectra
Title: Effective multifractal spectra
Speaker: Jan Reimann, Mathematics, Penn State University
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-An intuitive description of toposes, toposes as a description of intuitionism
Combinatorics Seminar- Efficient low-degree polynomial interpolation
Speaker: Alexander Barg, University of Maryland
Joint Analysis/Applied Math seminar-Green's functions and the existence of the gauge for local and non-local time-independent Schrodinger equations
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Eigenvalue preservation for the Beris-Edwards system modeling nematic liquid crystals
Speaker: Xiang Xu, Ph.D., Old Dominion University
Date and Time: Friday, November 17, 11am-12pm
Place: Rome 771
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Gödel Index Sets of Computable Structures
Combinatorics Seminar-Rook theory of the finite general linear group
Speaker: Joel Brewster Lewis, GWU
Date and time: Wednesday, November 15, 4-5pm
Topology Seminar- Monoidal categories enriched in braided monoidal categories
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Classification and measure for algebraic fields
Graduate Student Seminar-From knot theory to self distributive algebraic structures
Combinatorics Seminar- The Containment Poset of Hessenberg Varieties
Note the different day and location!
Speaker: Elizabeth Drellich, Swathmore College
Undergraduate Student Seminar-Cars, Cartoons, and Cohomology
The GW Chapter of the Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society Lecture Series
Speaker: Professor Elizabeth Drellich, Swathmore College
Graduate Student Seminar- Holder's regularity for solutions of a parabolic equation
Colloquium-Hacking the Turing Test
Title: Hacking the Turing Test
Speaker: Vladimir Veselov, PhD
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Computable Classification Problem
Combinatorics Seminar- Degree Sequence Packing
Speaker: James Shook, NIST
Date and time: Wednesday, November 1, 4-5pm
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Trees of orderings
Graduate Student Seminar-The I-method and its application
Colloquium: Unmasking the ultra-high energy universe
Date and Time: Friday, October 27 1:00-2:00pm
Combinatorics Seminar- Symmetric Spherical Grids
Speaker: Lowell Abrams, George Washington University
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Orderings of algebraic structures
Combinatorics Seminar- New directions in delta-matroids
Combinatorics Seminar- The flags of Minkowski sums of simplices
Speaker: Geir Agnarsson, George Mason University
Graduate Student Seminar- An algebraic treatment of congruences in Number Theory
University Seminar: Logic Across Disciplines-Mathathon II: Search for Interesting Torsion in Khovanov Homology
Title: Mathathon II: Search for Interesting Torsion in Khovanov Homology
Speaker: Jozef Przytycki, GWU
Combinatorics Seminar- Differences of bijections
Speaker: Dan Ullman, GWU
Graduate Student Seminar-Introduction of three models of price formation
Combinatorics Seminar- A New Perspective on the G-Invariant of a Matroid
Graduate Student Seminar- Stable singularity formations in the nonlinear dispersive equations.
Title: Stable singularity formations in the nonlinear dispersive equations.
Speaker: Kai Yang, GWU
Combinatorics Seminar-Unbalanced Wilf-equivalence
Speaker: Alex Burstein, Howard University
Graduate Student Seminar-Basic homological algebra and its application in knot theory
Title: Basic homological algebra and its application in knot theory.
Speaker: Xiao Wang, GWU
Combinatorics-Matroid Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials
Speaker: Max Wakefield, US Naval Academy
Applied Mathematics Seminar- Two-bubble dynamics for the equivariant wave maps equation
Speaker: Jacek Jendrej (postdoc at Univ of Chicago)
Combinatorics Seminar-Reflection length in affine reflection groups
Speaker: Joel Brewster Lewis, GWU
Topology Seminar-Introduction to Khovanov homology and Hochschild homology
Date: Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Important date for the beginning of fall semester
Friday, August 25: 12:00, 7th floor of Phillips Hall —Welcome party; pizza lunch. All faculty and graduate students invited.
Important date for the beginning of fall semester
Thursday, August 24, 3:00-5:00 pm, Rome 206 : Meeting of all instructors with large sections and/or recitation sections, and all GTAs.
Topology Seminar/Graduate Student Seminar-Cohomology of Line Bundles with Rational Degree
Speaker: Harpreet Bedi (George Washington University)
Title: Cohomology of Line Bundles with Rational Degree
Thesis Defense
Honors Thesis Defense
Title: Thesis Defense/presentation session
Speaker: Shigeng Sun, GWU
Colloquium-How a deterministic life gets influenced by a bunch of stochastic shocks
Title: How a deterministic life gets influenced by a bunch of stochastic shocks
Colloquium
Title: How a deterministic life gets influenced by a bunch of stochastic shocks
The George Washington University Chapter of SIAM: Conference on Applied Mathematics 2017
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Long time behavior of solutions to the generalized Hartree equation
Graduate Student Seminar-Long time behavior of solutions to the generalized Hartree equation
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Scattering below the ground state for the radial focusing NLS
Applied Mathematics Seminar- Scattering below the ground state for the radial focusing NLS
Title: Scattering below the ground state for the radial focusing NLS
Colloquium: Delta-matroids and Vassiliev invariants, Opening talk of Knots in Washington XLIV
Title: Delta-matroids and Vassiliev invariants, Opening talk of Knots in Washington XLIV
Special Colloquium/Logic Seminar
Speaker: Rumen Dimitrov, Western Illinois University
Colloquium-Dynamics of complex singularities and wavebreaking in 2D hydrodynamics with free surface
Title: Dynamics of complex singularities and wavebreaking in 2D hydrodynamics with free surface
Colloquium
Logic Seminar-Representation of the spaces of orders on computable magmas
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Trang Ha, GWU
Place: Rome Hall (801 22nd Street), Room 351
Joint Colloquium/Applied Math/Analysis talk- Singularity Formation in Nonlinear Derivative Schrödinger Equations
Joint Colloquium/Applied Math/Analysis talk
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Singularity Formation in Nonlinear Derivative Schrödinger Equations
Title: Singularity Formation in Nonlinear Derivative Schrödinger Equations
Joint Colloquium/Applied math/Analysis talk
Title: Singularity Formation in Nonlinear Derivative Schrödinger Equations
Colloquium- Rotational symmetries of knots
Title: Rotational symmetries of knots
Logic Seminar-Computable directed graphs with non-computable properties
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Hakim Walker, GWU
Place: Rome Hall (801 22nd Street), Room 351
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Topology and Computability of Order Relations on Some Algebraic Structures
Graduate Students Seminar- Topology and Computability of Order Relations on Some Algebraic Structures
Colloquium: The shortest path poset of Bruhat intervals
Logic Seminar
Title: Coding information into orders
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Logic Seminar-Coding information into orders
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Place: Rome Hall (801 22nd Street), Room 351
Special Colloquium
Title:Just so stories a la carte around Geometry, Dynamics, and PDEs.
Speaker: Dmitri Burago, Penn State University
Colloquium-Just so stories a la carte around Geometry, Dynamics, and PDEs.
Special Colloquium
Title:Just so stories a la carte around Geometry, Dynamics, and PDEs.
Graduate Student Seminar-Priority Argument Constructions for Graphs and Trees
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Priority Argument Constructions for Graphs and Trees
Colloquium-Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk (with Center for Quantum Computing, Information, Logic, and Topology): Skein modules and Quantum Computing in 3-manifolds
Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk
(with Center for Quantum Computing, Information, Logic, and Topology)
Colloquium
Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk
(with Center for Quantum Computing, Information, Logic, and Topology)
Graduate Student Seminar- followed by Friday’s Colloquium
Graduate Student Seminar followed by Friday’s Colloquium
Title: Mapping space methods for skein modules
Graduate Student Seminar followed by Friday's Colloquium
Title: "Mapping space methods for skein modules"
Logic Seminar
Speaker: Michał Godziszewski, University of Warsaw (Philosophy) and CUNY (Mathematics), graduate student and Fulbright research scholar
Logic Seminar-Computable quotient presentations of models of arithmetic and set theory
Thursday, March 30, 2017
4:00–5:00p.m.
Speaker: Michał Godziszewski, University of Warsaw and CUNY (Fulbright Research Scholar)
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Numerical Investigations of Pattern Formation in Binary Systems with Inhib
Graduate Student Seminar- Numerical Investigations of Pattern Formation in Binary Systems with Inhibitory Long-range Interaction
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Existence analysis of a single-phase flow mixture with van der Waals pressure
Title: Existence analysis of a single-phase flow mixture with van der Waals pressure
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Existence analysis of a single-phase flow mixture with van der Waals pressure
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Comparative Genomics Meets Genome Assembly: from Ancestral Reconstruction to Genome Sc
Graduate Student Seminar- Comparative Genomics Meets Genome Assembly: from Ancestral Reconstruction to Genome Scaffolding
Logic Seminar-Diagonalizing against Scott families
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Hakim Walker, GWU
Place: Rome Hall (801 22nd Street), Room 351
Special Colloquium
Title: Making nonelementary classes more elementary
Speaker: William Boney, Harvard University
Special Colloquium-Making nonelementary classes more elementary
Title:Making nonelementary classes more elementary
Speaker: William Boney, Harvard University
Applied Mathematics Seminar-Droplet phase in a nonlocal isoperimetric problem under confinement
Title: Droplet phase in a nonlocal isoperimetric problem under confinement
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Droplet phase in a nonlocal isoperimetric problem under confinement
Special Colloquium-Model theory and Painlevé equations
Title:Model theory and Painlevé equations
Speaker: James Freitag, University of Illinois at Chicago
Special Colloquium
Title: Model theory and Painlevé equations
Speaker: James Freitag, University of Illinois at Chicago
Special Colloquium-q-analogues of factorization problems in the symmetric group
Special Colloquium
Title:q-analogues of factorization problems in the symmetric group
Special Colloquium
Title:q-analogues of factorization problems in the symmetric group
Speaker: Joel Lewis, University of Minnesota
Logic Seminar
Title: Diagonal method and tree strategies
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Logic Seminar-Diagonal method and tree strategies
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Special Colloquium
Title: Connectivity and structure in matroids
Speaker: Stefan van Zwam, Louisiana State University
Special Colloquium-Connectivity and structure in matroids
Title: Connectivity and structure in matroids
Speaker: Stefan van Zwam, Louisiana State University
Special Colloquium-Gaussian measures on infinite dimensional spaces and applications
Title: Gaussian measures on infinite dimensional spaces and applications
Special Colloquium
Title: Gaussian measures on infinite dimensional spaces and applications
Speaker: Nathan Totz, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Special Colloquium-Shapes of polynomial Julia sets
Title: Shapes of polynomial Julia sets
Speaker: Kathryn Lindsey, University of Chicago
Special Colloquium
Title: Shapes of polynomial Julia sets
Speaker: Kathryn Lindsey, University of Chicago
Logic Seminar-Diagonal method in computability theory
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
5:30–6:30p.m.
Speaker: Valentina Harizanov, GWU
Colloquium-Some almost sharp scattering results for the cubic nonlinear wave equation
Title: Some almost sharp scattering results for the cubic nonlinear wave equation
Colloquium
Title: Some almost sharp scattering results for the cubic nonlinear wave equation
Colloquium-Examples of Linear Algebra over Division Algebras
Title: Examples of Linear Algebra over Division Algebras
Speaker: Salahoddin Shokranian, University of Brasilia
Knots in Washington XLIII; 60th birthday of J. Scott Carter
Knots in Washington XLIII; 60th birthday of J. Scott Carter
December 9-11, 2016
George Washington University
Washington, DC, USA
Organizers
Colloquium
Logic Seminar
Speaker: Wesley Calvert, Southern Illinois University
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Concentration Compactness for Critical Radial Wave Maps
Speaker: Jonas Lührmann (Johns Hopkins University)
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Global well-posedness for the critical 2D dissipative quasi-geostrophic e
Colloquium: A new method to distinguish Legendrian knots
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Local and global existence of solu
Topology Seminar
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Exponential tails for the non-cutoff Boltzmann equation
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Global regularity of Patlak-Keller-Segel equations that model chemotaxis
Speaker: Xinyu Zhang
Analysis Seminar-Ball Intersection properties in Banach spaces
Analysis Seminar
Title: Ball Intersection properties in Banac
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Nonlocal Models and Peridynamics
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Computable Free Groups and Their Bases
Speaker: Iva Bilanovic
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Long time behavior of solutions to the 2D Keller-Segel equation with degenerate diffusion
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Torsion in rack and quandle homology and
Colloquium
Title: Fixed point theorem and solutions for the Nonlinear Schrödinger e
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Homological properties of algebraic stru
Topology Seminar
Title: New potential counterexamples to the Generalized Property R Conjecture
Graduate Student Seminar
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Leonid Chekhov (Steklov Math Inst, Moscow, and Niels Bohr Inst., Copenhagen)
Undergraduate senior honor thesis defense
Speaker: Jacob Maibach
Time: Thursday, April 29, 11:00am--noon
Undergraduate senior honor thesis defense
Speaker: Thomas Riggs
Time: Thursday, April 28, 1:00--2:00pm
Math Colloquium
Speaker: VLADIMIR VERSHININ (Universite de Montpellier, France)
Title: BRAIDS AND HOMOTOPY GROUPS OF SPHERES
Abstract:
Undergraduate senior honor thesis defense
Speaker: Jacob Learned
Time: Friday April 22, 3:00--4:00pm
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Yongyong Cai, Purdue University Mathematics Department
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Minimal Surfaces and De Giorgi's Conjecture
Topology Seminar
Title: Skein algebras of surfaces
Colloquium
Colloquium on Education in Mathematics
Speaker: Hyman Bass (University of Michigan)
Title: A vignette of mathematical practices in action
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Mathematical models and algorithms for genome rearrangements and genome assembly
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Yang-Baxter Operators and Knot Theory.
Speaker: Xiao Wang
Analysis Seminar-Local limits of Dyson's Brownian Motion at multiple times.
Speaker:
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Professor Diane Holcomb, University of Ari
Colloquium
Math Department Colloquium -- Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk
Speaker: Scott Carter (University of South Alabama)
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Simone Mazzini Bruschi, University of Brasilia - Brazil
Logic seminar
Speaker: Johanna Franklin, Hofstra University, NY
Teaching Seminar
Title: What is fundamental mathematical knowledge/reason
Colloquium
Speaker: Taduri Srinivasa Siva Rama Krishnarao (Indian Statistical
Institute, Bangalore Centre, and University of Memphis)
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: In pursuit of canonical structures on cellularly embedded graphs
Speaker: Jason Suagee
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Zhiyun Cheng (Beijing Normal University, and GWU)
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Professor David Drasin, Purdue University
Analysis Seminar-A geometric function theory for dimensions greater than two
Speaker: Professor David Drasin, Purdue University
Applied Mathematics Seminar- A Parallel Computational Model for 3D Thermo-Mechanical Stokes Flow Simulations of Ice Sheets
Speaker: Professor Lili Ju, University of South Carolina
Date and Time: March 10, 4-5pm
Place: Rome 771
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Professor Lili Ju, University of South Carolina
Topology Seminar
Special Colloquium
Speaker: Qing Han (Notre Dame)
Title: Isometric Embedding of 2-Dim Riemannian Manifolds in Euclidean 3-Space
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: POLITICS IS FOR PRESENT, BUT AN EQUATION IS FOR E
Analysis Seminar-Complexity, periodicity, and applications to zero entropy symbolic dynamics
Speaker: Van Cyr, Bucknell University
Special Colloquium
Speaker: Alex Iosevich (University of Rochester)
Title: Orthogonal bases and tiling: analysis, number theory and combinatorics
Special Colloquium
Speaker: Carolyn Chun (US Naval Academy)
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Behavior of solutions in the Nonlinear Klein-Gord
Colloquium: On the Nature of Mathematical Proofs: A Cryptographic Perspective
Speaker: Jonathan Katz (UMD)
Title: On the Nature of Mathematical Proofs: A Cryptographic Perspective
Abstract:
Beginning in the mid-'80s, complexity theorists began radically
Graduate Student Seminar
Colloquium
Topology Seminar
&
Colloquium
Topology Seminar
Logic seminar
Speaker: Tslil Clingman, GWU
Title: An exploration of the category of relations
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Colloquia
Speaker: Ajit Iqbal Singh, Indian National Science Academy
Topology Seminar
Logic seminar
Speaker: Rumen Dimitrov, Western Illinois University
Topology Seminar
Quantum Computing Seminar
Speaker: Ajit Iqbal Singh, Indian National Science Academy
Colloquium
Speaker: Alissa Crans, Loyola Marymount University (Los Angeles)
Topology Seminar
Title: Homology Spectral Sequence from Filtered Complex.
Graduate Student Seminar
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Seung Yeop Yang (GWU)
Title: Torsion in rack homology
Graduate Student Seminar
Topology Seminar
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Topology Seminar
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Yihong Du, University of New England, Australia
Topology Seminar
Title: Invariants of finite type for curves on surfaces revisited.
Math Major Undergraduate Talk
Math Major Undergraduate Talk
Math Colloquium
Speaker: Robert L. Devaney, Boston University
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Jose Vega-Guzman, Howard University
Title: On the solution of some nonautonomous evolution equations<p>
Topology Seminar
Title: A Knot's Tale: Three great men, two smoking boxes, one
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: Juhi Jang,
University of California, Riverside
Title: On the kinetic Fokker-Planck equation with absorbing barrier
Topology Seminar
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Speaker: James Colliander, University of Toronto
Title: Big frequency cascades in the nonlinear Schrodinger evolution
Colloquium
Topology Seminar
Data MASTER Colloquium
Data MASTER colloquium
Speaker: Robert E. Kass, Carnegie Mellon University
Math Colloquium
Math Colloquium
(Distinguished Speculative First of April Talk)
Speaker: Scott Aaronson, MIT
Math Colloquium
Title: Injury-initiated clot formation under flow: a
Analysis Seminar
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Professor Jane Hawkins, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Title: Elliptic Functions, Lattices, and Dynamics
Colloquium
Mathematics Colloquium (Jointly with Knots in Washington XL)
Topology Seminar
Applied Math Seminar
Speaker: Alina Chertock,
North Carolina State University
Title: Interaction Dynamics of Singular Wave Fronts Computed by Particle Methods
Analysis Seminar
Applied Math Seminar
Speaker: Francesco Maggi,
University of Texas, Austin
Title: Formulations of Plateau problem and the existence of minimizers
Applied Math seminar
Speaker: Aynur Bulut
University of Michigan
Title: Random data Cauchy problems for nonlinear Schr\”odinger and wave equations
Analysis Seminar
Title: Introduction to Gaussian Processes
Speaker: Robbie Robinson, George Washington University
Place: Monroe 267
Logic Seminar
Title: Complexity of relations and the arithmetical hierarchy
Speaker: Leah Marshall, George Washington University
Colloquium
Title: Planar graphs are 9/2-colorable and have independence ratio at least 3/13
Graduate Student Seminar
Date and Time: Friday, January 23, 3:30-5:00pm
Joint Math 6720 and Logic Seminar
Speaker: Professor Rumen Dimitrov, Western Illinois University
Title: Standard and Nonstandard Ways of Constructing Nonstandard Structures
Abstract:
Undergraduate seminar
Speaker: Jiayuan Wang
Title: A computational method for solving exponential-polynomial Diophantine equations
Colloquium
Speaker: Archana Khurana (University of Baltimore)
Title: On multi-index fixed charge bi-criterion transportation problem
Quantum Computing Seminar
Speaker: Jason Suagee (GWU)
Place: Monroe 115
Date and Time: Thursday, December 4, 11:10-12:25pm
Data MASTER Seminar and Q & A on Data MASTER Program
Data MASTER Seminar and Q & A on Data MASTER Program
Colloquium
Speaker: Pavel Lushnikov (University of New Mexico)
Quantum Computing Seminar
Speaker: Robert M. Owczarek (UNM)
Title: Dynamical Symmetries in Quantum Computing and Fighting Decoherence
Quantum Computing Seminar
Speaker: Robert M. Owczarek (UNM)
Title: Quantum Mechanics for Quantum Computers
Data MASTER seminar
Title: Multiplexity and Multilevel Networks: Opportunities and Challenges
Speaker: Jonathon Mote, GW
Special Colloquium Talk
Speaker: Uwe Kaiser (Boise State University)
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Evgeny Fominykh (Chelyabinsk State University)
Graduate Student Seminar
Halloween Topology seminars
Speaker: Carl Hammarsten (GWU)
Title: Combinatorial Heegaard Floer Homology and Decorated Heegaard Diagrams.
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Brooke Yancey of the University of Maryland.
colloquium
Speaker: David Kopriva (Florida State University)
Logic Seminar
Time: Friday, 9/26, 2:30-3:30pm
Speaker: Russell Miller, City University of New York
Colloquium
This event is co-sponsored by the GW Confucius Institute
Logic Seminar
Speaker: Leah Marshall, GWU (graduate student)
Data MASTER seminar
Logic -Topology Seminar
Speaker: Przytycki, Jozef (GWU)
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Nathan Dowlin, Princeton University*
* the speaker is a graduate student visiting GW.
Roundtable Conversation with GW Undergraduates
Roundtable Conversation with GW Undergraduates
Knots in Washington XXXVIII: 30 years of the Jones polynomial
Knots in Washington XXXVIII: 30 years of the Jones polynomial May 9-11, 2014;
Colloquium
Speaker: Neil J. A. Sloane, Mathematics Department, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ.
Applied Math Seminar
Speaker: Chun Liu, Pennsylvania State University.
Graduate Student Seminar
Title: Introduction to Yang-Baxter Homology
Logic Seminar April 10
Speaker: Wesley Calvert, Southern Illinois University
Topology seminar
Speaker: Ivan Dynnikov, University of Moscow
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Irina Popovici, US Naval Academy
Applied Math Seminar
Speaker: Xiaofeng Ren, George Washington University.
Analysis Seminar
Uwe Grimm, Open University, UK
Pure point diffraction is one indicator of `order' for a given
structure. Apart from periodic arrangements, such as those found in
Colloquium
Michael Baake, University of Bielefeld, Germany
The discovery of quasicrystals by Dan Shechtman in 1982
has shown that there are interesting systems beyond perfect
Applied Mathematics Seminar
Abstract: We exhibit a surprising relationship between elliptic gradient systems of PDEs, multi-marginal Monge-Kantorovich optimal transport problem, and multivariable Hardy-Little
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Flavia Colonna, George Mason University
Colloquium
Affiliation: University of Connecticut and NSF
Title: Diffusions, Fractional Laplacians and Traveling Waves
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Krishnendu Gondgopadhyay ( IISER Mohali. India)
Applied Mathematic Seminar
Speaker: Qiang Du, Penn State University
Abstract: Nonlocality is ubiquitous in nature. While partial differential
equations (PDE) have been used as effective models of many physical
Topology Seminar
Title: Introduction to Khovanov type graph homology for non-commutative algebras I:
Homology of small categories with functor coefficients
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Terry Adams, US DoD
Authors: Terry Adams and Cesar Silva
Graduate Student Seminar
Logic Seminar February 27
Speaker: Leah Marshall, GWU
Applied Math Seminar
Speaker: Mingfeng Zhao, University of Connecticut.
Analysis Seminar
Speaker: Tyler White, Northern Virginia Community College
Colloquia joint with AMW Chapter of GWU
Applied Mathematics Seminar
An Introduction to twist spinning of knots
An Introduction to twist spinning of knots
Speaker: Juncheng Wei
Abstract: Understanding the entire solutions of nonlinear elliptic equations
The theory of fields is complete for isomorphisms
Abstract: We give a highly effective coding of countable graphs into countable fields. For each countable graph G, we build a countable field F(G), uniformly effectively from an arbitrary pre
LOGIC--TOPOLOGY SEMINAR
Speaker: Victoria Lebed (Advanced Mathematical Institute, Osaka City University,Japan)
Title: Towards topological applications of Laver tables
Towards topological applications of Laver tables
(The talk will be introduced by Valentina Harizanov description of
Richard Laver (1942-2012) work in logic.)
Towards topological applications of Laver tables
Abstract: Laver tables are certain finite shelves (i.e., sets endowed with a binary operation which is distributive with respect to itself).
Knots in Washington XXXVII
Organizers
Logic in Baltimore
2014 Joint Math Meetings, Baltimore Convention Center: January 15–18, 2014
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Robin Koytcheff (University of Victoria)
Coauthors: John Burke
Title: A colored operad for string link infection
Topology Seminar
Speaker: Robin Koytcheff (University of Victoria)
The open problem regarding the automorphisms of L*(Q_inf)
Abstract: Guichard proved in 1984 that there are countably many automorphisms of the lattice L(Q_inf) of computably enumerable subspaces of Q_inf by proving that the automorphisms are generated&nbs
C.e. and co-c.e. structures and their isomorphism
Abstract: Computable structures and their isomorphisms have been studied extensively in computable structure theory.
Finite Difference Methods for Nonlinear Elliptic Equations with Application to Optimal Transport
Abstract: We describe the use of finite difference methods for solving nonlinear elliptic partial differential equations (PDEs).
Connections between Complex Dynamics and Ergodic Theory
Abstract: While the Julia sets of rational maps of the sphere usually conjure up images of interesting topological features, they also possess many measure theoretic properties wor
Contact Lenses and Tear Film Evolution
Abstract: The tears that surround your eye are an integral part of proper eye function.
Recent Topics in Integro-Differential Equations
Abstract: We will give a brief overview of some recent results on the analysis of elliptic integro-differential equations (which are the natural class of generators of Markov proce
Orderable groups and their spaces of order
Abstract: A left order on a group G is a linear order of the domain of G, which is left-invariant under the group operation. Right orders and bi-orders are defined similarly.
Norm Approximation in Ergodic Theory
Abstract: Classical ergodic averages give good norm approximations, but these averages are not necessarily giving the best norm approximation among all possible averages.
Topological transitivity for interval map
Abstract: Topological transitivity is one of the three pillars of Bob Devaney's definition of chaos, along with sensitive dependence on initial conditions, and dense periodic point
Orderings of algebraic structures on trees
Abstract: A partial left ordering or bi-ordering of an algebraic structure is a partial ordering of the elements of the structure, which is invariant under the structure acting on itself on the lef
Quandles and codimension two embeddings
Abstract: Distributivity has been an integral part of logic for a long time. An attempt to decouple them in linear logic applied to quantum mechanics was not successful.
Analysis Seminar by Yen Do (Yale)
Title: Quantitative convergence of Fourier series in weighted settings.
Representations of Quantum Channels
Abstract: Every qubit channel can be realized as an affine map on the unit ball; the map is called the Bloch representation of the qubit channel.
Quantum Computation and Quantum Simulation Experiments with Trapped Ions
Abstract: The experimental implementation of a large-scale quantum computer remains a major outstanding challenge.
Signal processing with the Euler calculus
Abstract: It happens that many of the transforms traditionally used in signal processing have natural analogs under the Euler integral, popularized by Baryshnikov and Ghrist.
Optimal regularity estimates for non linear continuity equations
Abstract: We prove compactness and hence existence for solutions to a class of non linear transport equations.
Topological Mixing Tilings of $\mathbb{R}^2$ Generated by a Generalized Substitution
Abstract: Kenyon, in his 1996 paper, gave a class of examples of tilings of \mathbb{R}^2 constructed from generalized substitutions.
SYMPOSIUM on Mathematics and Presidential Campaigns
Opening Remarks: Leo Chalupa, Vice President for Research.
Keynote Speaker: John Banzhaf, Law School, Inventor of the "Banzhaf Index of Voting Power"
A Discrete Bernoulli Free Boundary Problem
Abstract: We consider a new type of free boundary problem for the p-Laplace operator.
WEIGHTED COMPOSITION OPERATORS BETWEEN M¨OBIUS-INVARIANT ANALYTIC FUNCTION SPACES
On the Logical Formalization of Single Photon Self-Interference
Abstract: We consider the particle interference problem in quantum physics, and discuss a Curry-Howard isomorphism based logical analysis of this problem.
Retractive Groups
Abstract: One goal of our current research is to define a new area called algebraic information theory.
Application of Compressive Sensing to Cognitive Radio and Digital Holography
Abstract: One of the key aspects of cognitive radio is the concept of dynamic spectrum access, where a radio searches for a (temporarily) unused white space in order to transmit an
An Introduction to Infinite-Dimensional Categorical Quantum Computing
Abstract: Category theory has proven promising in capturing the logic of quantum information processing at a fairly high level, in similar fashion to Boolean logic and classical computing.
The magic behind quantum computing: Square Root of (-1)
Abstract: The soothingly graspable formalism of Quantum Mechanics (comprising of quite elementary concepts of linear algebra) contrasts strongly with profound interpretational problems of this form
Homology of a Small Category with Functor Coefficients and Barycentric Subdivision.
Abstract: We will introduce the definition of homology of a small category with functor coefficients and then compare two different homologies when we take the category of a simpli
Character Varieties of surfaces as completely integrable systems
Abstract: It is known that the trace functions of a maximal set of disjoint simple closed curves on a closed surface make its SU(2)-character variety into an (almost) completely in
Adiabatic quantum computing: equivalence with quantum computing
Abstract: The adiabatic quantum computing (AQC) was originally introduced to solve optimization problems by constructing two Hamiltonian operators where the first one is easy to prepare and the sec
The Bonahon Metric and Topology
Abstract: In his book “Low-Dimensional Geometry: From Euclidean Spaces to Hyperbolic Knots”, Francis
Mochizuki's quandle 3-cocycle invariant of links S^3 is one of the Dijkgraaf-Witten invariants
Abstract: Let p be an odd prime, and \phi the Mochizuki 3-cocycle of "the
dihedral quandle" of order p. Using the 3-cocycle, Carter-Kamada-Saito
Jointly with Math Colloquium and Applied Math Seminar: Topological Quantum Computation
Abstract: Quantum computing models have the potential to perform tasks such as factoring integers and simulating quantum physics exponentially faster than any known classical algor
Modified right-angled Artin groups.
Abstract: The family of right-angled Artin groups (RAAGs) interpolates between the family of finitely generated free groups on one hand and the family of finitely generated free abelian groups on t
Adiabatic quantum computing: application to NP-hard problems
Abstract: Adiabatic quantum computing (AQC) have been shown to be a useful tool for approximating optimization problems. We show an experimental study of the AQC applied to the MaxSat problem.
Homology of Distributive Lattice
Abstract: While homology theory of associative structures, such as groups and rings, was extensively studied in the past, beginning with the work of Hopf, Eilenberg, and Hochschild, homology of non
Adiabatic quantum computing: the construction of Hamiltonian operators
Abstract: Adiabatic Quantum Computing (AQC) has been applied to solve optimization problems.
