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Monday, March 25, 2013

Scientific Computing and Numerics (SCAN) Seminar
Deniz GuncelerCornell University
Continuum approaches to solvation
Sponsored jointly by the Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science.

1:25 PM
Upson 315
Analysis Seminar
Arie IsraelNew York University
Interpolation of data in Sobolev spaces

2:30 PM
Malott 406
Discrete Geometry and Combinatorics Seminar
Laura AndersonBinghamton University
The phased matroid Grassmannian

2:30 PM
Malott 206
Number Theory Seminar
Ravi RamakrishnaCornell University
A gentle introduction to p-adic local langlands, part III

4:00 PM
Malott 230
Probability Seminar
Joe ChenCornell University
Entropic repulsion of Gaussian free field on high-dimensional Sierpinski carpet graphs

4:00 PM
Malott 406
Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Logic Seminar
David BelangerCornell University
Model theory within a subsystem of second-order arithmetic

2:55 PM
Malott 206
Olivetti Club
Laura EscobarCornell University
Schubert varieties
Refreshments at 4:00 PM in the lounge.

4:30 PM
Malott 406
Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Logic Seminar
Diana OjedaCornell University
Introduction to the theory of cost

4:00 PM
Malott 206
Statistics Seminar
Andrew NobelUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Large average submatrices of a Gaussian random matrix: landscapes and local optima

4:15 PM
Biotech G01
Teaching Seminar
Iian SmytheCornell University
MOOCs and trends in online education

5:25 PM
Malott 207
Thursday, March 28, 2013

ORIE Colloquium
Robert HampshireCarnegie Mellon University
Is the curb 80% full or 20% empty? Modeling and assessing the efficacy of San Francisco’s parking experiment
Refreshments at 4:00 PM in 258 Rhodes Hall.

3:00 PM
Rhodes 253
Friday, March 29, 2013

Dynamical Systems Seminar
Rodrigo TrevinoCornell University
Automated computer assisted proofs through topological methods

2:15 PM
Malott 205
CAM Colloquium
Donald SaariUniversity of California at Irvine
The complexity of decisions: from voting theory to game theory
Refreshments at 4:30 PM in Rhodes 657.

3:30 PM
Rhodes 655
Lie Groups Seminar
Ana PiresCornell University
The topology of toric origami manifolds

3:30 PM
Malott 406