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Fall 2012 Schedule

October 2	Karen Taylor   “Sums of three squares and class numbers”
October 9	Luis Fernandez   “Almost complex maps from the 2-dimensional sphere to the 6-dimensional sphere”
October 16	Kerry Ojakian   “Cops and Robber on the Hypercube”
October 23	Radek Wojciechowski  York College-CUNY  “Intrinsic metrics on weighted graphs”
October 30	CUNY closed
November 6	Tao Chen   “Geometric characterization of a family of entire functions”
November 13	Krzysztof Klosin  Queens College-CUNY   “Galois representations and modular forms”
November 20	Sajjad Lakzian   “Smooth Convergence Away From Large Singular Sets”
November 27	Jorge Pineiro   “A Presentation of the Algebraic Fundamental Group”
December 4	Tao Chen   “No Invariant Line Fields on the Escaping Sets of a Family of Entire Functions”
December 11	Karen Taylor  “Sums of three squares and class numbers, Part II”

Spring 2012 Schedule

February 28	Asya Shpiro,   Medgar Evers College   “Modeling Bistable Perception”
March 6	Neil Katz,   New York City College of Technology   “A synthetic lower curvature bound on length measure spaces”
March 13	QuanLei Fang   “Invariant subspaces for certain finite-rank perturbations of diagonal operators”
March 20	Roman Kossak “Hilbert's Program”
March 27	Alexey Ovchinnikov,  Queens College  “Integrability conditions for systems of linear differential equations with parameters”
April 3	Bart Van Steirteghem,   Medgar Evers College “The weight monoid of a smooth affine spherical variety”
April 10	SPRING BREAK
April 17	Karen Taylor, “The Selberg Trace Formula”
April 24	STANLEY FRIEDLANDER LECTURE Charles Steinhorn, Vassar College   “Partial and total orders in o-minimal structures with an application to economics”
May 1	Austin Daughton, Temple University “The Abundance Principle for Dirichlet Series”
May 8	Allen Tesdall,  College of Staten Island   “Modeling the triple point paradox and some related problems”

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