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  1. How to solve linear systems in practice

    There are basically two approaches for solving linear systems: one is to exactly solve the linear sytem such as Gaussian-elimination. The other approximates the solution in the Krylov spaces; Conjugate-gradient and General minimum residual m...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.이화여대 수학과 Lecturer민조홍
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  2. Hybrid discontinuous Galerkin methods in computational science and engineering

    Computation facilitates to understand phenomena and processes from science and engineering; we no longer need to depend only on theory and experiment. Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is a rapidly developing multidisciplinary area...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.연세대 Lecturer박은재
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  3. Idempotents and topologies

    A classical theorem of Jacobs, de Leeuw and Glicksberg shows that a representation of a group on a reflexive Banach space may be decomposed into a returning subspace and a weakly mixing subspace. This may be realized as arising from the idem...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.University of Waterloo LecturerNico Spronk
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  4. Ill-posedness for incompressible Euler equations at critical regularit

    We obtain a quantitative and robust proof that incompressible fluid models are strongly ill-posed in critical Sobolev spaces, in the sense that norm inflation and even nonexistence occur for critical initial data. We then show how to use th...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울대학교 Lecturer정인지
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  5. Infinite order rationally slice knots

    A knot is a smooth embedding of an oriented circle into the three-sphere, and two knots are concordant if they cobound a smoothly embedded annulus in the three-sphere times the interval. Concordance gives an equivalence relation, and the se...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.카이스트 수리과학과 Lecturer박정환
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  6. Integer partitions, q-series, and Modular forms

    In this talk, we briefly introduce how a combinatorial object, Integer partition, is related with number theoretic subjects : q-series and modular forms. In particular, we will focus on (1) combinatorial proof for q-series identities (2) ari...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울과학기술 대학 Lecturer김병찬
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  7. Introduction to Non-Positively Curved Groups

    Introduction to Non-Positively Curved Groups
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.KAIST Lecturer김상현
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  8. It all started with Moser

    We survey work on a class of nonlinear elliptic PDEs that was initiated by Moser. Methods from PDE, dynamical systems, and geometry set in the framework of the calculus of variations are used to construct a rich collection of solutions.
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.Univ. of Wisconsin/포항공대 LecturerPaul Rabinowitz
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  9. Iwahori-Hecke algebras and beyond

    For the irreducible representations of the Hecke algebras, the minimal elements in each conjugacy class play an important role. In this talk, we try to review the minimal length elements and characterize in a more efficient way to find the m...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.University of Picardie Jules-Verne, Amiens Lecturer김성순
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  10. Iwasawa main conjecture and p-adic L-functions

    The theory of L-functions and zeta functions have been the key subject of mathematical research during the centuries since the Riemann zeta function was introduced and its important connection to the arithmetic of the integer was recognized....
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.포항공과대학교 Lecturer박지훈
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  11. L-function: complex vs. p-adic

    Several L-functions with the names Dirichlet, Dedekind, Elliptic, and so on usually have p-adic counterparts, so called p-adic L-functions, which share many similar properties such as an evaluation formula at s=1, class number formula, and e...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.충북대학교 Lecturer선해상
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  12. Lie group actions on symplectic manifolds

    For a given compact Lie group G, classifying all manifolds equipped with G-actions is one of the most fundamental and important problems in differential geometry. In this talk, We will discuss the problem in the symplectic category and expl...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.성균관대학교 수학교육과 Lecturer조윤형
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  13. Limit computations in algebraic geometry and their complexity

    Given a one-parameter family of algebraic varieties, its point-wise limit is usually too small whereas its algebraic limit is usually too big. I will introduce a notion of meaningful geometric limit and explain how it can be effectively comp...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.POSTECH Lecturer현동훈
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  14. Mathemaics & Hedge Fund

    헤지펀드에서 사용하고 있는 전략들을 간단히 소개하고 수학적 아이디어가 사용되는 예를 들어 퀀트의 필요한 능력을 소개한다. 수학과 헤지펀드의 관점에서 머신러닝(인공지능)의 사용 예를 설명한다.
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.지큐자산운용 Lecturer김택근
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  15. Mathematical Models and Intervention Strategies for Emerging Infectious Diseases: MERS, Ebola and 2009 A/H1N1 Influenza

    Emerging infectious diseases have long been recognized as a continuous, inevitable, unpredictable threat to the global public health. Hence, understanding the underlying dynamics why they spread and what causes epidemics gives key ideas of i...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.건국대학교 교수, 현 산업응용수학회 회장 Lecturer정은옥
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  16. Mathematics, Biology and Mathematical Biology

    The 21st century is the age of life science. Two issues in the life sciences are that humans live long, healthy lives and maintain a steady state of the earth's ecosystems despite disturbances. In this talk, we will look at how mathematics i...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.부산대학교 수학과 Lecturer정일효
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  17. Mechanization of proof: from 4-Color theorem to compiler verification

    I will give a broad introduction to how to mechanize mathematics (or proof), which will be mainly about the proof assistant Coq. Mechanizing mathematics consists of (i) defining a set theory, (2) developing a tool that allows writing definit...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울대 컴퓨터공학부 Lecturer허충길
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  18. Mirror symmetry of pairings

    ※ 강연 앞 부분이 잘렸습니다. (강연자료 다운: Mirror symmetry of pairings.pdf ) 초록: Mirror symmetry has served as a rich source of striking coincidences of various kinds. In this talk we will first review two kinds of mirror symmetry statem...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.숭실대학교 Lecturer이상욱
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  19. Mixed type PDEs and compressible flow

    If density of flow is globally a constant, then the flow is said incompressible. Otherwise, the flow is said compressible. Flow motion of compressible inviscid flow is governed by Euler system. The Euler system is a nonlinear PDE system desc...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.POSTECH Lecturer배명진
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  20. Mixing time of random processes

    The general theory implies that the distribution of an irreducible Markov chain converges to its stationary distribution as time diverges to infinity. The speed of corresponding convergence is a significant issue in the study of mathematical...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울대 Lecturer서인석
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