Department of Mathematics Colloquium

2024-2025

Time Location Colloquium Chair
Thursdays — 4:00pm–5:00pm AP&M 6402 (unless otherwise stated) Ioan Bejenaru (ibejenaru@ucsd.edu)

Fall 2024

Date Speaker Title + Abstract Host
November 7 Denis Osin
Vanderbild University
Generic Cayley graphs of countable groups
Abstract
Adrian Ioana
November 14 Costante Bellettini
University College London
PDE analysis on stable minimal hypersurfaces: curvature estimates and sheeting
Abstract
Luca Spolaor

Winter 2025

Date Speaker Title + Abstract Host
January 9 Mitchell Luskin
University of Minnesota
Continuum Models for Twisted 2D Moire Materials
Abstract
Bo Li
January 16 Xiaohua Zhu
Peking university
Limit and singularities of Kaehler-Ricci flow
Abstract
Lei Ni
January 30 Daniel Tataru
UC Berkeley
The small data global well-posedness conjectures for dispersive flows
Abstract
Ioan Bejenaru
February 13 Martin Dindos
University of Edinburgh
The Lp regularity problem for parabolic operators
Abstract
Andrej Zlatos
February 20 Eduard Sontag
Northeastern University
Some theoretical results about responses to inputs and transients in systems biology
Abstract
Natalia Komarova
March 6 Richard Tsai
UT Austin
Implicit boundary integral methods and applications
Abstract
Li-Tien Cheng
March 13 (2-3 pm) Marie-France Vigneras
Jussieu, Paris
Asymptotics of p-adic groups, mostly SL2
Abstract
Alina Bucur
March 13 Edgar Knobloch
UC Berkeley
Propagation failure and rogue waves in a multi-variable morphogenetic model of branching
Abstract
Vishal Patil

Spring 2025

Date Speaker Title + Abstract Host
April 10 Soeren Bartels
U. Freiburg
Babuska's Paradox in Linear and Nonlinear Bending Theories
Abstract
Bo Li
April 17 Mark Alber
UC Riverside
Combined multiscale modeling and experimental study of mechanisms of shape formation during tissue development and growth
Abstract
Pearson Miller
April 24 Andrew Snowden
University of Michigan
Oligomorphic groups and tensor categories
Abstract
Karthik Ganapathy and Steven Sam
May 1 Cosmin Pohoata
Emory University
The Heilbronn triangle problem
Abstract
Jacques Verstraete
May 29 Miranda Holmes-Cerfon
University of British Columbia
DNA as a programmable material
Abstract
Robert Weber