Colloquium

The UC Math Department Colloquia are held on scheduled Thursdays, and occasionally on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 4 pm in either Room 801 of the Old Chemistry Building or Room 309 Braunstein Hall. Some will be held in the Computer Lab 825 Old Chem. The room will be noted on the posted announcements and the link announcements (below.) There are no colloquia scheduled during Summer Quarter.

Refreshments are served at 3:30 pm in the Faculty & Graduate Student Lounge, Room 840 of the Old Chemistry Bldg. This is an opportunity to meet the speaker in a casual setting. These events are free and open to students and the general public. Each "Topic of Talk" (below) is a link to a detailed announcement and the speaker's abstract in .pdf format.

2007 - 2008

Speaker & Affiliation	Topic of Talk	Date of Talk
Prof Valentino Magnani University of Pisa, Italy	Surface Measure in Stratified Groups	Thursday, May 8
Prof Florence Merlevède University of Paris 6 LPMA	Rates of Convergence in the Central Limit Theorem	Thursday, April 10
Prof Nick Cogan Florida State University	Simulating Biofilm Growth and Dynamics in a Flowing Environment	Wednesday, April 2
Prof Renling Jin College of Charlston	Non-standard Power in the Standard World: A New Result for Freiman's Inverse Problems	Wednesday, March 5
Prof Steven Cox Rice University	Functional Localization of Calcium Handling Machinery - a special Math-Biosciences lecture	Monday, March 3
Prof Min Chen Purdue University	Study of Water Waves: Wave Patterns and Tsunami	Thursday, Feb 14
Prof Todd Kemp M.I.T.	Logarithmic Sobolev Inequalities: New Insights on an Important Tool	Thursday, Jan 24
Prof Virgil Pierce Ohio State University	Recent Results for the Toda and Pfaff Lattice Hierarchies	Thursday, Nov 15
Prof Changyou Wang University of Kentucky	Asymptotics of Infinity Harmonic Functions near Isolated Singularity	Thursday, Nov 1
Prof Tom Bieske University of South Florida	Infinite Harmonic Functions and Absolute Minimizers in Metric Spaces	Thursday, Oct 25
Prof Roger W Barnard Texas Tech University	How Far Can You Deform a Disk Under a Convex Map?	Thursday, Oct 18
Prof Alex Iosevich University of Missouri - Columbia	Discrete Radon transforms and applications to arithmetic problems in finite fields	Thursday, Sept 20

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