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List of Talks
given in 2002-03
| Tuesday, September 17 |
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Michael Kozdron, Cornell University
The Loewner equation and an introduction to SLE |
| Tuesday, September 24 |
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Noam Greenberg, Cornell University
Nullstellensatz - like you've never seen before |
| Tuesday, October 1 |
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Alexander Meadows, Cornell University
Brower, a beautiful mind and birthday cakes |
| Tuesday, October 8 |
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Yuval Gabay, Cornell University
The generalized liar |
| Tuesday, October 22 |
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John Hubbard, Cornell University
The etale topology: a paean in honor of Grothendieck |
| Tuesday, October 29 |
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Christian Benes, Cornell University
An introduction to random walk |
| Tuesday, November 5 |
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Todd Kemp, Cornell University
Through the looking glass: an introduction to quantum and noncommutative analysis |
| Tuesday, November 12 |
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Bryant Adams, Cornell University
Grey areas of self-replication |
| Tuesday, November 19 |
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Yi Lin, Cornell University
Convexity property of moment maps |
| Tuesday, November 26 |
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Jean Cortissoz, Cornell University
Nonstandard analysis |
| Tuesday, December 3 |
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Spencer Hamblen, Cornell University
The Conway-Schneeberger fifteen theorem |
| Tuesday, January 28 |
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John Hubbard, Cornell University
Classical mechanics: completely integrable systems and the KAM theorem |
| Tuesday, February 11 |
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Noam Greenberg, Cornell University
Non-distributive lattices and generalized recursion theory |
| Tuesday, February 18 |
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Jessica Zuniga, Cornell University
Balanced incomplete block designs and projective geometry |
| Friday, February 28 |
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Todd Kemp, Cornell University
TBA |
| Tuesday, March 11 |
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Jean Carlos Cortissoz, Cornell University
The Poincaré conjecture in dimension greater than 4 |
| Tuesday, March 25 |
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Franco Saliola, Cornell University
Quivers and Gabriel's theorem |
| Tuesday, April 1 |
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Justin Sinz, Cornell University
How not to be solved |
| Tuesday, April 8 |
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Drew Armstrong, Cornell University
A stupendous classification of projective planes |
| Tuesday, April 15 |
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Henri Johnston, Cornell University
(Non-) unique factorization and Fermat's last theorem |
| Tuesday, April 22 |
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Roland Roeder, Cornell University
Making hyperbolic polyhedra — a computational approach |
| Tuesday, April 29 |
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Jason Martin, Cornell University
The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture |
| Tuesday, May 6 |
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Arthur Jaffe, Harvard University
Dirac operators arising from quantum fields |
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May 30, 2003
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