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Seminars for the week of October 3, 2005

Colloquium

Thursday, 3:30, in VinH 16

Professor David Vogan
of MIT
will speak on
"The local Langlands conjecture"

In this lecture I'll explain how Langlands recast the description of representations from the second lecture--in terms of characters of diagonal subgroups--to make it a natural local piece of a description of some global arithmetic objects. Because the resulting conjecture relates representation theory to arithmetic, it allows these two subjects to inform each other. I'll conclude with some examples of how that has worked in the past, and of what it may suggest in the future.

Monday, 3 Oct 2005

Student Number Theory: at 12:20 in VinH 203B
... Will not meet this week
Full-Information Games; a learning seminar: at 12:20 in VinH 570
Mr. Mike Weimerskirch will speak on "Partizan games, especially those that are also numbers - a continuation"
Dynamical Systems Seminar: at 3:35 in VinH 570
Professor Luan Hoang will speak on "Normal forms for the Navier-Stokes equations"
Real Analysis: at 4:35 in VinH 301
Professor Nick Krylov will speak on "Elliptic and parabolic equations with VMO coefficients"

Tuesday, 4 Oct 2005

IMA Postdoc Seminar: at 11:15 in LindH 409
Changfeng Gui from University of Connecticut will speak on "Some entire solutions related to phase transitions"
Math Physics: at 1:25 in VinH 570
... Will not meet this week.
Ordway Lecture: at 3:35 in VinH 16
Professor David A. Vogan, Jr. from MIT, Cambridge, MA will speak on "Local and global"
Jr. Colloquium: at 3:35 in VinH 570
Jonathon Peterson will speak on "A random walk through electrical engineering"

Wednesday, 5 Oct 2005

PDE: at 3:35 in VinH 1
Professor Marta Lewicka will speak on "A uniqueness condition for hyperbolic systems of conservation laws"
Ordway Lecture: at 3:35 in VinH 16
Professor David A. Vogan, Jr. from MIT, Cambridge, MA will speak on "Representations of reductive groups"
Working Seminar on p-adic Groups: at 3:40 in VinH 301
... Will not meet this week due tothe Ordway lectures of Professor David Vogan

Thursday, 6 Oct 2005

Topology: at 10:10 in VinH 203A
Professor Scott Wilson will speak on "Discrete geometry in algebraic topology"
Applied Math and Numerical Analysis: at 11:15 in VinH 570
... Will not meet this week
Student Probability: at 12:20 in VinH 203A
Mr. Ryan Gantner will speak on "Graphical construction of interacting particle systems: voter and contact processes"
Differential Geometry and Symplectic Topology: at 1:25 in VinH 570
... Will not meet this week
Algebraic Geometry: at 2:20 in VinH 16
... Will not meet this week
Colloquium: at 3:35 in VinH 16
Professor David A. Vogan, Jr. from MIT, Cambridge, MA will speak on "The local Langlands conjecture"

Friday, 7 Oct 2005

Industrial Problems Seminar: at 1:25 in VinH 570
Professor Tin Kam Ho from Bell Labs - Lucent Technologies will speak on "Geometrical complexity of classification problems"
Student Combinatorics: at 1:25 in VinH 203A
Ms Molly Maxwell will speak on "Higher dimensional spanning trees"
Combinatorics: at 3:35 in VinH 570
Mr. Dan Drake will speak on "Towards a combinatorial theory of multiple orthogonal polynomials"
Probability: at 3:35 in VinH 206
Professor R.J. Williams from University of California, San Diego will speak on "Fluid limit of a network with fair bandwidth sharing and general document size distribution"
Automorphic Forms and Number Theory: at 4:40 in VinH 207
... Will not meet this week due to the lectures of Ordway lecturer Professor David Vogan

Professor Bennett Chow, University of California, San Diego is currently visiting the School of Mathematics for one month beginning 9/4/05. Professor Chow's visit is made possible through the Ordway Endowment. His office is Vincent Hall 352; you can reach him by phone at 625-7396.

Professor Craig Huneke from the University of Kansas, Lawrence will visit the Mathematics Department for two weeks beginning September 21, 2005. His visit is made possible by the Ordway Endowment. Professor Huneke will return during Spring semester for an additional two week visit. During his stay, his office will be Vincent Hall 355; you can reach him by phone at 624-5224.

Professor David Vogan, MIT will visit the Mathematics Department for one week, 10/2-10/8/05. His visit is made possible by the Ordway Endowment. Professor Vogan's office during his stay will be Vincent Hall 230; you can reach him by phone at 624-3829.

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