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2025/2026 SEMINARS |
FALL |
WINTER |
SPRING |
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Math 208 - Algebraic Geometry |
Oprea, Dragos |
Oprea, Dragos |
Oprea, Dragos |
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Math 209 - Number Theory |
Bucur, Alina |
Bucur, Alina |
Bucur, Alina |
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Math 211A - Algebra |
Golsefidy, Alireza |
Golsefidy, Alireza |
Golsefidy, Alireza |
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Math 211B - Group Actions |
Frisch, Joshua |
Frisch, Joshua |
Frisch, Joshua |
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Math 218 - Biological Systems |
Miller, Pearson |
Miller, Pearson |
Miller, Pearson |
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Math 243 - Functional Analysis |
Ganesan, Priyanga & Vigdorovich, Itamar |
Ganesan, Priyanga & Vigdorovich, Itamar |
Vigdorovich, Itamar |
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Math 248 - Real Analysis |
Bejenaru, Ioan |
Bejenaru, Ioan |
Bejenaru, Ioan |
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Math 258 - Differential Geometry |
Spolaor, Luca |
Spolaor, Luca |
Spolaor, Luca |
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Math 268 - Logic |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
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Math 269 - Combinatorics |
Rhoades, Brendon & Warnke, Lutz |
Rhoades, Brendon & Warnke, Lutz |
Rhoades, Brendon & Warnke, Lutz |
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Math 278A - CCoM |
Cheng, Li-Tien |
Cheng, Li-Tien |
Cheng, Li-Tien |
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Math 278B - Math of Info, Data |
Cloninger, Alexander |
Cloninger, Alexander |
Cloninger, Alexander |
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Math 278C - Optimization |
Nie, Jiawang |
Nie, Jiawang |
Nie, Jiawang |
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Math 288A - Probability |
Peca-Medlin, John |
Peca-Medlin, John |
Peca-Medlin, John |
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Math 288B - Statistics |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
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Math 292 - Topology Seminar |
Chow, Bennett |
Chow, Bennett |
Chow, Bennett |
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2:00 pm
Robert Koirala - UCSD
Structure Theory of Parabolic Nodal and Singular Sets
Advancement to Candidacy
APM 6402 (Zoom: https://ucsd.zoom.us/j/98078295037)
AbstractWe will discuss new estimates for the size and structure of the nodal set $\{u=0\}$ and the singular set $\{u=|\nabla u|=0\}$ of solutions to parabolic inequalities with parabolic Lipschitz coefficients. In particular, we show that almost all of these sets are covered by regular parabolic Lipschitz graphs, with quantitative control, and that both satisfy parabolic Minkowski bounds depending only on a doubling quantity at a point. Many of these results are new even in the case of the heat equation on $\mathbb{R}^n \times \mathbb{R}$. This is joint work with Max Hallgren and Zilu Ma.
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4:00 pm
Professor Tarek Elgindi - Duke University
Aspects of Steady Solutions to the Euler Equation
Mathematics Department Colloquium
APM 6402
AbstractI will discuss various problems related to the study of the incompressible Euler equation. The main questions that we will look at have to do with the construction and classification of steady solutions, their stability properties, and the dynamics of nearby unsteady solutions.
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4:00 pm
Dr. James McKernan - UC San Diego
Forgetful functors
Math 208: Seminar in Algebraic Geometry
APM 7321
AbstractWe review some recent results on the problem of reconstructing a variety from its topology. This includes some recent work with Fanjun Meng and Lingyao Xie.
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3:00 pm
Dr. Ilia Nekrasov - University of California, Berkeley
Where to look for tensor categories?
Math 211A: Algebra Seminar
APM 7321
AbstractI will review recent constructions of oligomorphic tensor categories generalizing Deligne's Rep(S_t). Then, I will lean into the model theoretic part of the question. Specifically, I will explain where there are no continuous families like the original Rep(S_t) and where you should look for n-parameter families, i.e., depending on n free variables. Ultimately, these questions are closely related to classes of structures in model theory.
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4:00 pm
Dr. Lihan Wang - California State University Long Beach
What Can We Hear About the Boundary?
Math 248: Real Analysis Seminar
APM 7218
AbstractIn 1966, Mark Kac asked the famous question “Can one hear the shape of a drum?” In his article with this question as the title, he translated it into eigenvalue problems for planar domains. This question highlighted the relationship between eigenvalues and geometry. One can then ask how eigenvalues are related to the geometry of the boundary.
In this talk, we consider a special type of eigenvalues, called Steklov eigenvalues, that are closely tied to boundary geometry. We will introduce Steklov eigenvalues and explain their basic background and applications. Then we will discuss our recent results on inequalities relating Steklov eigenvalues to the boundary area of compact manifolds.

