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Monday, April 7, 2014

Scientific Computing and Numerics (SCAN) Seminar
Benjamin SeiboldTemple University
High-order methods for pressure Poisson equation reformulations of the Navier-Stokes equations

1:25 PM
Gates 406
Discrete Geometry and Combinatorics Seminar
Jay SchweigOklahoma State University
More than you wanted to know about Borel ideals

2:30 PM
Malott 206
Analysis Seminar
Robert StrichartzCornell University
Unexpected spectral asymptotics for wave equations on certain compact spacetimes

2:30 PM
Malott 406
Probability Seminar
Qi YeSyracuse University
Kernel-based approximation method and its application

4:00 PM
Malott 406
Computer Science Theory Seminar
Jin-Yi CaiUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
Siegel's theorem, edge coloring, and a holant dichotomy

4:00 PM
Gates 310
Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Topology and Geometric Group Theory Seminar
Sean ClearyCity College of New York
Some metric properties of Houghton's groups

1:30 PM
Malott 224
Logic Seminar
Brandon SewardUniversity of Michigan at Ann Arbor
Every action of a non-amenable group is the factor of a small action

2:55 PM
Malott 206
ORIE Colloquium
Cynthia RudinMIT
Methods for interpretable machine learning

4:15 PM
Rhodes 253
Olivetti Club
Sophie Dramé-MaignéCornell University
Zero-knowledge proofs and other cryptographic curiosities
Refreshments will be served in the lounge at 4:00 PM.

4:30 PM
Malott 406
Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Logic Seminar
Jeffrey BergfalkCornell University
Kreisle basis theorem and Pi-1-1 singletons (III.8-9)

4:00 PM
Malott 206
Thursday, April 10, 2014

Chelluri Lecture
Laura DeMarcoUniversity of Illinois at Chicago and Northwestern University
Numerical patterns and chaos
Refreshments will be served at 4:00 PM in Malott 532.

4:30 PM
Malott 251
Friday, April 11, 2014

Dynamical Systems Seminar
Laura DeMarcoUniversity of Illinois at Chicago and Northwestern University
Complex and arithmetic dynamics in dimension 1

1:30 PM
Malott 224
Center for Applied Mathematics Colloquium
Steven ShawMichigan State University
Coupled pendulums as vibration absorbers - how nonlinear dynamics will help improve automotive fuel economy

3:30 PM
Rhodes 655