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Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Logic Seminar
Luke SerafinCornell University
Simplicial complex forcing

3:00 PM
Zoom meeting 922 0989 3006
Olivetti Club
Ayah Almousa
An Introduction to Algebraic Shifting Theory
Refreshments in the comfort of your own home.

4:30 PM
Online
Wednesday, September 30, 2020

What Is... Seminar
Tara Holm
What is an infinite staircase?

5:30 PM
Zoom (link in abstract)
Friday, October 2, 2020

Dynamical Systems Seminar
Charles SherkCornell University
Two and three dimensional differential equations: new software to explore them in the dynamical space and the parameter space

1:30 PM
Zoom
Logic Seminar
Hossein Lamei RamandiUniversity of Toronto
Galvin's Question on non-$\sigma$-well ordered linear orders

3:00 PM
Zoom meeting 931 1107 7941
Monday, October 5, 2020

Number Theory Seminar
John HubbardCornell University
The étale topology: A paean in honour of Grothendieck

12:00 PM
Zoom
Analysis Seminar
Ben KrauseKing's College, London
Pointwise Ergodic Theorems for Non-Conventional Bilinear Polynomial Averages

2:30 PM
Remote [Zoom]
Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Topology and Geometric Group Theory Seminar
Jeremy HahnMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Inertia groups in the metastable range
Introductory talk at 1:30pm by J.D. Quigley. Seminar talk at 2pm.

1:30 PM
Via Zoom
Logic Seminar
Sebastian JungeCornell University
Ultrafilter forcing

3:00 PM
Zoom meeting 922 0989 3006
Olivetti Club
David MehrleCornell University
An equivariant Hochschild—Kostant—Rosenberg theorem
Personalized refreshments available at each viewing location

4:30 PM
Online
Friday, October 9, 2020

Geometric Analysis Seminar
Renato BettiolCUNY Lehman College
Pinched 4-manifolds

2:20 PM
Zoom
Logic Seminar
Anush TserunyanMcGill University
A backward ergodic theorem and its forward implications (part 1)

3:00 PM
Zoom meeting 931 1107 7941
Center for Applied Mathematics Colloquium
Noah Stephens-DavidowitzCornell University
Foundations of lattice-based cryptography

3:30 PM
Remote [Zoom]