The University of Texas at Dallas
close menu

Colloquium AY 16-17

UT Dallas > Mathematical Sciences > Colloquium > Colloquium AY 16-17

Colloquia AY 16-17

Unless otherwise noted, the colloquium will be held on Fridays @ 2:00 pm in JO 4.614.

If you have questions about the colloquium please contact Dr. Vishwanath Ramakrishna.

Archive of talks from previous semesters

Date/Room/Host Speaker/Institution Title/Abstract
April 28

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

Eric Rawdon

University of St. Thomas

Knotting in open chains, closed chains, and proteins
April 28 Nozer Singpurwalla

City University of Hong Kong

Distinguished Colloquium

Subjective Probability: Its Content, Axioms, and Acrobatics

April 21 Baofeng Feng

University of Texas at Rio Grande

An integrable model for light propagation in ultra-short pulse regime
April 14

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

Amanda Hering

Baylor University

Mixture of Regression Models for Large Spatial Data Sets
April 14

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

M. Vidyasagar FRS

Cecil & Ida Green Chair in Systems Biology Science

The University of Texas at Dallas

Distinguished Colloquium

Matrix Completion and Partial Realization via Compressed Sensing

April 14 Philip E. Cheng

Institute of Statistical Science

Academia Sinica

A Geometric Approach to Modeling Categorical Variables With Applications to Medical Research
April 7 Leonid Kalachev

Mathematical Sciences

University of Montana

Modeling In Vitro Local Drug Delivery (A View on the Role of Mathematical Biology Programs in the New Educational Environment)
March 31

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

Sy Han (Steven) Chiou

Biostatistics

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Permutation tests for general dependent truncation
March 31 Svetlozar (Zari) T. Rachev

College of Business,
Stony Brook University

Director of the Center for Finance,
Stony Brook University

Risk management, Modeling Volatile Markets and Forecasting Market Crashes
March 24

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

Yingbo Li

SMU

Bayesian Minimal Description Lengths for Multiple Changepoint Detection
March 24 George Hagedorn

Virginia Tech

Numerical Computation of Semiclassical Dynamics in Several Space Dimensions
March 8

3 p.m.

FO 2.702

Carlos Arreche

NSF Alliance Postdoctoral Fellow

North Carolina State University

Galois Theories for Functional Equations
March 3 Vakhtang Putkaradze

Mathematics/Chemical Engineering

University of Alberta

Exact geometric approach to the dynamics of tubes conveying fluid
Feb. 24

3 p.m.

FO 2.702

Cecilia Mondaini

Department of Mathematics

Texas A&M University

Analysis of a feedback-control based data assimilation algorithm
Feb. 24 Vasilisa Shramchenko

Département de Mathématiques

Universite de Sherbrooke

What quantum mechanics knows about moduli spaces of algebraic curves
Feb. 23

11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

ECSN 2.120

Margot Gerritsen

Director, Institute for Computational & Mathematical Engineering

Senior Associate Dean for Education Initiatives, School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences

Associate Professor of Energy Resources Engineering

Stanford University

Distinguished Colloquium

UTD/SMU SIAM Student Chapter Distinguished Lecture

11:30-12:00, Informal session: “Survival skills for students”

12:00-1:00, Research Talk: Fun numerical problems in subsurface flow modeling

Feb. 17 Anton Dzhamay

University of Northern Colorado

The Beautiful Geometry of Discrete Painlevé Equations
Feb. 15

3 p.m.

FO 2.702

Nathan Williams

Department of Mathematics

University of California, Santa Barbara

Sweeping Up Zeta
Feb. 10

3 p.m.

FO 2.702

Abhishek Kaul

Biostatistics and Computational Biology Branch

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

Estimation and Inference in High Dimensional Error‐in‐Variables Models and an Application to Microbiome Data
Feb. 10 Vladimir Dragovic

The University of Texas at Dallas

Algebraic Geometry and the Schlesinger systems: from Poncelet to Painleve VI and beyond
Jan. 27

2 p.m.

JO 4.614

Shuai Chen
Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Semiparametric Accelerated Failure Time Models with Missing Covariates Under Censoring-Ignorable Missingness at Random Mechanism
Jan. 25

3 p.m.

SLC 1.202

Kuang-Yao Lee
Department of Biostatistics
Yale School of Public Health
On additive conditional independence for high-dimensional statistical analysis
Jan. 20

2 p.m.

JO 4.614

Michael B. Sohn

Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology

University of Pennsylvania

Statistical Methods in Microbiome Study
Jan. 18

3 p.m.

SLC 1.202

Miles Wheeler

Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences

New York University

Solitary water waves
Jan. 13

3 p.m.

FO 2.702

Sunyoung Shin
Department of Statistics, Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics
University of Wisconsin Madison
Annotation Regression for Genome-Wide Association Studies
Jan. 13 Leonid Fridman
Department of Control Engineering and Robotics
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico
Sliding Mode Controllers: stages of evolution
Jan. 11

3 p.m.

SLC 1.202

Theodore Molla

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Factors in graphs
Dec. 2

3 p.m.

JO 3.516

Yuan Yuan

Mathematics and Statistics

Memorial University, St. John’s, CANADA

Effect of Time Delays in an HIV Virotherapy Model with Nonlinear Incidence
Dec. 2

2 p.m.

FN 2.102

Dimitri Volchenkov

Bielefield University, Germany

An introduction to Probability Models of Social Structure and Evolution
Oct. 26

3-4 p.m.

FO 2.702

J. A. Cuminato

Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences

University of Sao Paulo

Center for Mathematical Sciences Applied to Industry–CEPID-CeMEAI
Oct. 21 A K Desai

Mathematics

Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, India

Topological Characterizations of Some Known Spaces and Their Applications
Oct. 14 J.H. Przytycki

Mathematics

The George Washington University

Plucking polynomial: Motivated by and applied to knot theory, q-polynomial invariant of rooted trees
Oct. 7 Goong Chen

Mathematics Dept and IQSE

Texas A&M University

Computation, Simulation and Visualization of Pulverizing Aircraft Mountain Crashes
Sept. 30 Francois Baccelli

Simons Chair

Mathematics and Electrical & Computer Engineering

University of Texas at Austin

Dynamics on Random Networks
Sept. 23 Alain Bensoussan

Jindal School of Management

UT Dallas

Introduction to Backward stochastic differential equations and parabolic P.D.E. in the whole space
Sept. 16 Maria Umlauft

Ulm University

Rank-based permutation approaches for nonparametric factorial designs