Graduate Inter-University Math seminar

general mathematics

Audience:	Researchers in the discipline
Seminar series time:	Every other Friday 16:30-18:00 in your time zone, UTC
Organizers:	Gims Organizers, Annamaria Ortu*
	*contact for this listing

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The aim of the GIM Seminars is to provide a place for graduate students to interact and to present new/interesting developments from their areas of interest, in a way that students from different backgrounds can follow. This cycle of seminars is organized by graduate students, and is intended for a graduate student audience.

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Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Fri	Jan 28	16:30	Jacopo Ulivelli	Convergence properties of symmetrization processes
Fri	Jan 14	16:30	Simone Baldassarri	Metastability in a lattice gas with strong anisotropic interactions under Kawasaki dynamics
Fri	Jun 18	16:15	Maximilian Stegemeyer	Closed Geodesics and String Topology
Fri	Jun 18	15:30	Carlo Bellavita	Are the non-self-adjoint operators unreal? A functional representation through de Branges spaces
Fri	Jun 04	16:15	Stefano Rossi	Landau damping in Vlasov-type equations: an exposition of some mathematical results
Fri	Jun 04	15:30	Gautam Aishwarya	Magnitude of Metric Spaces and Applications
Fri	May 28	16:15	Marco Gallo	Push your limits! (...but then step back): semiclassical perturbation of nonlinear Schrödinger equations
Fri	May 28	15:30	Claudia Fevola	Pencils of Quadrics: Old and New
Fri	May 07	16:15	Jacopo Schino	A simple approach to entire normalized solutions to an elliptic Schrödinger equation in the L^2-subcritical case
Fri	May 07	15:30	Gabriele Di Bona	Interacting discovery processes on complex networks
Fri	Apr 23	16:15	Severin Schraven	Local to global principle for expected values
Fri	Apr 23	15:30	Gabriele Sbaiz	Singular Perturbation Problems for Geophysical Flows
Fri	Apr 09	16:15	Enrico Manuzzi	Refinement of polygonal grids using Convolutional Neural Networks with applications to polygonal Discontinous Galerkin and Virtual Element methods
Fri	Apr 09	15:30	Maria De Martino	Persistence of IgG response to SARS-Cov2 - a statistical approach
Fri	Mar 26	17:15	Nicola Rares Franco	Learning the solution manifold of parameter dependent PDEs using Deep Neural Networks
Fri	Mar 26	16:30	Clara Patriarca	Interaction between wind and suspension bridges: a theoretical approach
Fri	Mar 12	17:15	Bianca Gouthier	Group schemes and Hopf algebras
Fri	Mar 12	16:30	Nicholas Russel	From Pattern Formation to Social Distancing: Emergent Dynamics from Collective Motion
Fri	Feb 26	17:15	Laura Selicato	Hyperparameters Optimization in Learning Approaches
Fri	Feb 26	16:30	Jacopo Zanchettin	Galois objects of Hopf algebras

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