Colloquium

AY 2017-2018 Colloquia

Unless otherwise noted, the colloquium will be held on Fridays @ 11:00 am in FN 2.102

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
Apr 13	Alessandro Arsie Mathematics and Statistics U. Toledo	Bi-flat F-manifolds and Integrable Conservation Laws – an overview
Apr 6	Kimihiro Noguch Statistics U. Western Washington	Simultaneous Visual Representations of the Effect Sizes and Measures of Statistical Significance
Mar 30 1pm FN 2.102	Snigdhansu Chatterjee Statistics U. Minnesota	Geometric Statistics for High-Dimensional Data Analysis
Mar 30	Louis H Kauffman Math U of Illinois at Chicago	Distinguished Colloquium Virtual Link Cobordism
Mar 23	Jack Xin Math UC Irvine	Distinguished Colloquium Non-convex Relaxation Methods in Data Science
Mar 9	Li Wang Math UT Arlington	Bilevel Polynomial Programs and Semidefinite Relaxation Methods
Mar 2	Ronald Butler Statistics SMU	Verbotenland: Inversion of moment generating functions using values in its analytic continuation
Feb 23rd	Emily Grosholz English and Philosophy Penn State	The Growth of Mathematical Knowledge
Feb 9th, 2pm FO 3.606	Peter R. Wolenski Math, LSU	A Survey of Fully Convex Control problems
Feb 9th GR 3.420	Niharika Challapalli UTD	Compressed Sensing and its approaches to Control Systems
Nov 17th 2pm	Svetlozar Rachev Texas Tech	Option Pricing with Greed and Fear Factor: The Rational Finance Approach
Nov 10th	Jingyong Su Texas Tech	Rate-Invariant Analysis of Trajectories on Manifolds
Nov 3rd	Frank Sottile Texas A&M	Distinguished Colloquium Galois groups in Enumerative Geometry and Applications
Oct 20th	Augusto Visintin Trento, Italy	Compactness and Structural Stability of Nonlinear Flows
Oct 6th	Józef H. Przytycki George Washington University	Adventures of a knot theorist in the word of homological algebra
Sep 29th	K.N. Murty Andhra University, India	Qualitative properties of first order matrix systems involving kronecker product of matrices
Sep 8th 3-4pm SLC 1.202	Zhaosheng Feng University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley	Symmetry Analysis to the KdV-Burgers-Kuramoto equation