Department of Mathematics - Master Calendar
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Midwest Topology Seminar
Recurring
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Entanglement Bounds from Cayley Graphs (William Munizzi, Arizona State University)

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Speaker: Peter Zenz (Stanford and Brown) Title: On real zeros of holomorphic Hecke cusp forms

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Speaker: Mina Nahvi (UIUC) Title: Reconstruction of Trees

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Reading course on Haar measure and its applications in quantum information theory, in particular exact and approximate unitary k-designs.

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Mathematics Colloquium
Recurring
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Speaker: William Chen (Rutgers) Title: The dark side of the modular group SL(2,Z)

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Title: The induced saturation problem for posets Speaker: Andrea Freschi

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Reading course on Haar measure and its applications in quantum information theory, in particular exact and approximate unitary k-designs.

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Undergraduate research groups have been hard at work on nine projects this semester. Each group will give a presentation on their work so far and on their plans for future research. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy the talks, to be followed by refreshments in CAB.

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Speaker: Qihang Sun (UIUC) Title: Asymptotics in partitions: circle method and Kloosterman sums

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Speaker: Simon Piga Title: Hypergraphs with arbitrarily small codegree Turán density

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Ben Bakker (UIC): Hwang's theorem on the base of a Lagrangian fibration revisited

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Reading course on Haar measure and its applications in quantum information theory, in particular exact and approximate unitary k-designs.

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Filming Math videos and Pizza social. Fill the seats for film and fun!

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Eduard Kirr: Can one find all coherent structures supported by a wave equation?

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Title: Multicolor Turán numbers Speaker: Letícia Mattos

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Speaker: Jinwoo Sung (U Chicago), Title: The Minkowski content measure for the Liouville quantum gravity metric.

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Martin Bishop (Northwestern): The integral Chow ring of $\mathcal M_{1,n}$ for $n=3,\dots,10$

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Reading course on Haar measure and its applications in quantum information theory, in particular exact and approximate unitary k-designs.

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Speaker: Talia Ringer (UIUC, Computer Science)

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Speaker: Lasse Grimmelt (Oxford) Title: Primes in large arithmetic progressions

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Speaker: Zimu Xiang (UIUC) Title: Equitable list coloring of planar graphs with given maximum degree

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Phanuel Mariano (Union College): Sharp bounds for the torsional rigidity and the first Dirichlet eigenvalue of triangles and rectangles.

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Donu Arapura (Purdue): Hodge theory of the moduli of vector bundles of degree 0.

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Reading course on Haar measure and its applications in quantum information theory, in particular exact and approximate unitary k-designs.



