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  1. 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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  2. Maximal averages in harmonic analysis

    This talk concerns maximal functions given by averages over some family of geometric objects. I will discuss the boundedness of those maximal functions on the Lebesgue spaces and its role in problems of harmonic analysis.
    Dept.서울대학교 Lecturer이상혁
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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. Noise-induced phenomena in stochastic heat equations

    Stochastic heat equations (SHE) usually refer to heat equations perturbed by noise and can be a model for the density of diffusing particles under a random potential. When the irregularity of noise is dominating the diffusion, SHE exhibits ...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.포항공대 Lecturer김건우
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  8. Non-commutative Lp-spaces and analysis on quantum spaces

    In this talk we will take a look at analysis on quantum spaces using non-commutative Lp spaces. We will first review what a non-commutative Lpspace is, and then we will see few examples of quantum spaces where Lp analysis problems arise natu...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울대학교 Lecturer이훈희
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  9. Noncommutative Geometry. Quantum Space-Time and Diffeomorphism Invariant Geometry

    A general goal of noncommutative geometry (in the sense of A. Connes) is to translate the main tools of differential geometry into the Hilbert space formalism of quantum mechanics by taking advantage of the familiar duality between spaces an...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울대학교 LecturerRaphael Ponge
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  10. Noncommutative Surfaces

    Many aspects of the differential geometry of embedded Riemannian manifolds, including curvature, can be formulated in terms of multi-linear algebraic structures on the space of smooth functions. For matrix analogues of embedded surfaces, one...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서강대학교 LecturerJens Hoppe
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  11. Nonlocal generators of jump type Markov processes

    Empirical observations have shown that for an adequate description of many random phenomena non-Gaussian processes are needed. The paths of these Markov processes necessarily have jumps. Their generators are nonlocal operators which admit a ...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.University of Bielefeld LecturerWalter Hoh
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  12. Normal form reduction for unconditional well-posedness of canonical dispersive equations

    Normal form method is a classical ODE technique begun by H. Poincare. Via a suitable transformation one reduce a differential equation to a simpler form, where most of nonresonant terms are cancelled. In this talk, I begin to explain the not...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.KAIST Lecturer권순식
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  13. Number theoretic results in a family

    Unconditional results without an unproved hypothesis such as the generalized Riemann hypothesis (GRH) are very weak for an individual number field. But if we consider a family of number fields, one can prove just as strong results as we woul...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.Univ. of Toronto / KIAS LecturerKim, Henry
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  14. On circle diffeomorphism groups

    For each natural number k, the C^k diffeomorphisms of the circle form a group with function compositions. This definition even extends to real numbers k no less than one by Hölder continuity. We survey algebraic properties of this grou...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.고등과학원 Lecturer김상현
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  15. On function field and smooth specialization of a hypersurface in the projective space

    In this talk, we will discuss two interesting problems on hypersurfaces in the projective space. The first one is the absolute Galois theory on the function field of a very general hypersurface in the projective space. The other one is the c...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.KAIST Lecturer이용남
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  16. On Ingram’s Conjecture

    In this talk I will present some results in the area of topological, low-dimensional, discrete dynamical systems.
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.University of Zagrab LecturerSonja Stimac
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  17. On some nonlinear elliptic problems

    On some nonlinear elliptic problems
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse LecturerYuri Egorov
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  18. On the distributions of partition ranks and cranks

    To explain Ramanujan's integer partition function congruences, Dyson's rank and Andrews-Garvan's crank have been introduced. The generating functions for these two partition statistics are typical examples of mock Jacobi forms and Jacobi for...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.서울과학기술대학교 Lecturer김병찬
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  19. On the resolution of the Gibbs phenomenon

    Since Fourier introduced the Fourier series to solve the heat equation, the Fourier or polynomial approximation has served as a useful tool in solving various problems arising in industrial applications. If the function to approximate with t...
    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.SUNY Buffalo Lecturer정재훈
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  20. On the Schauder theory for elliptic PDEs

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    CategoryMath Colloquia Dept.연세대학교 Lecturer김세익
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