University of Oklahoma   Mathematics Department
Analysis and Convexity Seminar
Analysis and Convexity Seminar
In the Fall 2011 Semester, the Analysis and Convexity Seminar meets in room PHSC 1105 on Mondays at 3:30 pm. For more information about the seminar, contact Ruediger Landes.
Fall 2011 Talks
8/29Professor Jui-Tang Chen National Taiwan Normal UniversityLiouville properties for p-harmonic maps with finite q-energy
9/26 Discussion of Analysis courses for 12/13
10/3Nguyen S. Hoang OUDynamical Systems Method for solving operator equations.
10/10 Nguyen S. Hoang OUDynamical Systems Method for solving operator equations, II.
10/17Nguyen S. HoangOUDynamical Systems Method for solving nonlinear equations with monotone operators
10/24No Talk
10/31Estapraq KahlilOUMountain Pass Theorem
11/7Estapraq KahlilOUNonlinear Schroedinger Problem
11/14Daniel Blazevski University of Texas at Austin Parallel heat transport in reverse shear magnetic fields
11/20Keshav Raj Acharya OUSpectral Analysis and deficiency indices of a Canonical System
11/28Shiyun Tang OUClimate and Influenza
Spring 2012 Talks -->
1/23Erin Pearse OUExploring networks with random walks: a tale of two (nongeodesic) metrics
1/30 No talk
2/6 Professor Changzheng Qu, Ningbo University, ChinaInvariant geometric flows and integrable systems
2/13Paul GoodeyOUThe Minkowski-Christoffel curvature problems and sums of sections
2/20Paul GoodeyOUThe Minkowski-Christoffel curvature problems and sums of section II
2/27Shihshu Walter WeiOUCurvature, Comparison Theorems, Integral Inequalities, and Physics.
3/5Shihshu Walter WeiOUCurvature, Comparison Theorems, Monotonicity Formulas, and Nonlinear Analysis.
3/12Meijun ZhuOUHardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality and Poincare conjectures.
3/26Meijun ZhuOU On some singular integral operators on the upper half space Theorem
4/3No Talk
4/9Dmitri Scheglov OU Billiard complexity
4/16Meijun Zhu OU On an extension of Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev inequality
4/23Huy Nguyen OU An application of the Brunn-Minkowski theory of convex bodies to the curve shortening flow.
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