Colloquium Schedule

The colloquium is held on Mondays 4:00-5:00 in Deady Hall, Room 208, unless additional information is posted.

Tea and cookies are served at 3:30 in the mathematics department lounge in Fenton.

March 9 - Alexandre Kirillov - University of Pennsylvania.
A tale on two fractals
This is the first of three Niven Lectures to be given this week by Professor Kirillov.
TUESDAY April 12 - Peng Lu - University of Oregon.
Ricci flow on locally homogeneous closed 4-manifolds
Joint UO-OSU colloquium held at the OSU campus in Corvallis.
April 25 - Richard Schoen - Stanford University.
The Yamabe problem revisited
This is the first of three Moursund Lectures to be given this week by Professor Schoen.
May 2 - Maria Gorelik - Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.
Centers of classical Lie superalgebras
May 9 - Michael Finkelberg - University of Chicago and Independent Moscow University.
Finite difference quantum Toda lattice, and quantum K-theory of flag manifolds
May 16 - David Maxwell - University of Alaska.
The continuing effectiveness of the conformal method of solving the Einstein constraint equations
May 23 - Charles Doran - University of Washington.
Mirror symmetry, variations of Hodge structure, and K-theory

January 10 - Steve Mitchell - University of Washington.
The Iwasawa algebra in number theory and topology
February 28 - Eric Sommers - University of Massachusetts.
The generalized Catalan number
March 7 - Pete Casazza - University of Missouri.
Applications of Hilbert space frames
March 14 - Vladimir Retakh - Rutgers University.
Non-commutative total positivity