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Algebra Topology Seminar – Tucker Ervin (UA)
Algebra Topology Seminar – Tucker Ervin (UA)
Title: Mutations of reflections and existence of pseudo-acyclic orderings for type An Abstract: In a recent paper by K.-H. Lee, K. Lee and M. Mills, a mutation of reflections in the universal Coxeter group is defined in association with a mutation of a quiver. A matrix representation of these reflections is determined by a linear ordering
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Colloquium – Professor David Gay (University of Georgia)
Colloquium – Professor David Gay (University of Georgia)
**Refreshments will be served at 10:30 a.m. in 301 GP** The presentation will begin at 11:00 a.m. in 346 Gordon Palmer Hall Title: Smooth automorphisms of the 4‐dimensional sphere Abstract: This is a talk about smooth 4‐dimensional topology, in which the objects are smooth 4‐manifolds (spaces locally like R^4 equipped with the ability to do
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Applied Math Seminar – Qiliang Wu (Ohio University)
Applied Math Seminar – Qiliang Wu (Ohio University)
Title: Pearling and Localized Undulation of Bilayers in Amphiphilic Morphology Abstract: Amphiphiles, such as lipids and functionalized polymers, plays a central role in the self-assembly of solvent accessible, intricately structured nano-scaled network structures, which are vital in cell functionality and offer wide applications to drug delivery, detergent production, emulsion stabilization and energy conversion devices. We
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Colloquium – David Wright, Washington University St. Louis
Colloquium – David Wright, Washington University St. Louis
Title: A Survey of the Illustrious Jacobian Conjecture Abstract: The celebrated Jacobian Conjecture asserts: Let F be a polynomial map from C^n to C^n. If the jacobian determinant of F is everywhere non-vanishing, then F is a polynomial automorphism. This conjecture, now 82 years old and still unsolved for n>1, can be viewed as a
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Algebra/Topology Seminar – Fraser Binns (Boston College)
Algebra/Topology Seminar – Fraser Binns (Boston College)
Title: Some Link Detection ResultsAbstract: A central question in low dimensional topology is; how can we distinguish links? In this talk I will discuss various classical invariants which can help us do so, as well as the stronger invariant Knot Floer homology and, time permitting, annular Khovanov homology. Indeed, we will see that these latter
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Symplectic topology of Brieskorn singularities – Cagri Karakurt (Bogazici University)
Symplectic topology of Brieskorn singularities – Cagri Karakurt (Bogazici University)
Abstract: Cagri will talk about some symplectic/contact topological aspects of Brieskorn singularities $x^p+y^q+z^r=0$. He’ll tell how to draw the surgery diagrams of their canonical contact structures and prove that the Milnor fiber $M(p,q,r)$ symplectically embeds into $M(p’,q’,r’)$ whenever $p\leq p’$, $q\leq q’$, and $r\leq r’$ by explicitly constructing a Stein cobordism between corresponding canonical contact
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Applied Math Seminar – Joe Renzi (UA Grad Student)
Applied Math Seminar – Joe Renzi (UA Grad Student)
TITLE: A Discussion of Variational Models for Phase Transitions Abstract: Variational models are an important way of describing many different phenomena. In this talk, we'll first provide motivation for a variational model for phase transitions and discuss some of its properties. We will then describe how this phase model relates to other variational models.