Karcher Colloquium


The Karcher Colloquium normally meets in PHSC 1105 on Thursdays at 4:00pm. It is normally preceded by tea at 3:30pm in PHSC 424. For more information about the colloquium, contact Justin Malestein.

Spring 2024

January 25
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		John Bergdall
University of Arkansas 		Some distributions arising in algebra and number theory
February 1
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Mara Pompili
University of Gratz 		Factorizations of elements of upper cluster algebras
February 8
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Fabrizio Bianchi
University of Pisa 		A Spectral Gap for the Transfer Operator on Complex Projective Spaces
February 15
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Jeremy Miller
Purdue University 		Uniform twisted homological stability and moments of quadratic L-functions
February 23
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Rosa Orellana
Dartmouth College 		Encoding graphs with the chromatic symmetric function
February 29
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Mike Davis
The Ohio State University 		Coxeter groups, Artin groups and buildings
March 14
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Damian Osajda
University of Copenhagen 		Locally elliptic actions on nonpositively curved space
April 4
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Ronghua Pan
Georgia Institute of Technology 		Rayleigh-Taylor instability and beyond
April 11
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Andrew Knightly
University of Maine 		Statistical properties of elliptic curves and modular forms
April 18
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Ilya Krishtal
Northern Illinois University 		Prony’s method meets spectral theory
April 23
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Alex Powell
Vanderbilt University 		Iteratively consistent quantized phase retrieval
April 25
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Bhargav Karamched
Florida State University 		Stochastic switching of delayed feedback suppresses oscillations in genetic regulatory systems

Fall 2023

October 2
4:30pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Joachim Hilgert
University Paderborn 		Spectral correspondences for graphs
October 13
3:30pm (CDT)
PHSC 108 		Ellen Eischen
University of Oregon 		Creating Clarity from Confusion: Three Lessons from Number Theory
November 2
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Angela Pasquale
University of Lorraine, France 		Symmetry breaking operators and reductive dual pairs with one compact member
November 8
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Sarah Koch
University of Michigan 		Dynamical data: from algebra to topology
November 16
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Jiahong Wu
University of Notre Dame 		Stabilizing phenomenon for incompressible fluids
December 7
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Junfang Li
University of Alabama at Birmingham 		Sharp geometric inequalities and their applications
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