Research Seminar
Talks at the Research Seminar are given by BCC department faculty members and invited speakers from other institutions. The seminar usually meets on Tuesdays 12:05-1:00pm in CP 305. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Math Meetings
Ongoing lectures on advanced topics are offered at the bi-weekly Math Meetings.
They are held in on Wednesday in CP 418 and Thursdays in CP 309 from 12:15-1:15pm. All are welcome. This semester's offerings are coordinated by Profs. Fang, Hu, and Lejmi.
Please see the SCHEDULE OF TALKS.
Spring 2018 Research Seminar Schedule
Coordinator: Cormac O'Sullivan
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Matt Sunderland, CUNY Graduate Center, Geometric Group Theory...+Randomness! | |
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No Seminar (Monday Schedule) | |
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Carlos Moreno, Graduate Center CUNY, Number of solutions of algebraic equations over finite fields | |
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Ivan Horozov, BCC, Dedekind zeta values and moduli spaces of Riemann surfaces | |
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Jan Trlifaj, Charles University, Prague, Representations and Approximations High and Low | |
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Mehdi Lejmi, BCC, The Chern-Yamabe problem | |
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Sergio Estrada , Universidad de Murcia, Spain, Approximation theory in algebraic contexts | |
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No Seminar (Spring Break) | |
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Nikos Apostolakis, BCC, Unicycles, almost minimal factorizations, and duality | |
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Pat Hooper, the CUNY Graduate Center and City College, Refraction in the trihexagonal tiling | |
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Philipp Rothmaler, BCC and the CUNY Graduate Center, Hiding model theory | |
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Malgorzata Marciniak, Laguardia Community College, Hessian Dynamics on the Hesse Pencil | |
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Tony Weaver, BCC, The anharmonic group | |
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The Stanley Friedlander Lecture Ken Kramer, the CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College, Ramification in Galois extensions of the rationals |
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Previous Seminar Talks
2017
2016, 2015, 2014
2013, 2012, 2011
2010, 2009, 2008
2007, 2006, 2005
2004—1996
