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 Yilun (Allen) Wu.

Spring 2023

March 2
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Aaron Brown
Northwestern University 		Lattice actions on manifolds
March 9
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Tullia Dymarz
University of Wisconsin, Madison 		A matrix model for random nilpotent groups
March 23
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Keith Burns
Northwestern University 		Uniqueness of the measure of maximal entropy for geodesic flows on surfaces with caps

Fall 2022

September 29
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Christina Frederick
New Jersey Institute of Technology 		An invitation to Gabor Analysis and the frame set problem
October 5
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Fabrizio Bianchi
CNRS - University of Lille 		Holomorphic motions of Julia sets: dynamical stability from one to several complex variables
October 6
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Andrew Snowden
University of Michigan 		Representations of oligomorphic groups
October 27
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Jean-Francois Lafont
Ohio State University 		Strict hyperbolizations produce linear groups
November 3
4:00pm (CDT)
PHSC 1105 		Angela Pasquale
University of Lorraine, Metz, France 		The resonances of the Capelli operators for small split orthosymplectic dual pairs
November 8
5:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		Cecilia Mateu
Universidad de la República, Uruguay 		Galactic vibrations and waves: Tracing the Milky Way disc’s warp at differnet ages with variable stars
November 9
4:00pm (CST)
PHSC 1105 		David Plaxco
Clayton State University 		A Case for Explicitly Supporting Playful Dispositions in Upper-Level Mathematics
November 17
4:00pm (CST)
Zoom 		Michael Lesnick
SUNY Albany 		Stability of 2-Parameter Persistent Homology
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