Baylor Analysis Seminar
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The Baylor University analysis seminar meets on Wednesday afternoons from 3:30PM-4:30PM in Sid Richardson 324. For questions about the analysis seminar or to be added to the seminar mailing list, please contact Paul Hagelstein, Andrei Martinez-Finkelshtein, Tao Mei, Marius Mitrea, or Brian Simanek (all email addresses can be found on the Baylor math department website).


 

Academic Year 2023-2024 SCHEDULE:

 

April 24
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Zhuang Niu
University of Wyoming
TBA

 

(Contact: Tao Mei)

 
April 17
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Jonathan Stanfill
The Ohio State University
TBA

 

(Contact: Fritz Gesztesy)

 
April 9
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Hrushikesh Mhaskar
Claremont Graduate University
TBA

 

(Contact: Andrei Martinez-Finkelshtein)

 
March 27
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Zhiyuan Yang
Texas A&M University
An operator valued Haagerup inequality for hyperbolic groups

 

(Contact: Tao Mei)

 
March 20
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Javier Parcet
ICMAT
How Fourier and Schur idempotents look alike?

 

(Contact: Tao Mei)

 
March 19
3:30 PM
SDRICH 207
 
Dariusz Kosz
Basque Center for Applied Math
Carleson’s theorem on the real line via spatially central tiles

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
March 13
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Matthias Hofmann
Texas A&M University
Spectral minimal partitions on unbounded graphs and domains

 

(Contact: Christoph Fischbacher)

 
February 28
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Marcus Laurel
Baylor University
Singular Integrals and Boundary Problems on Weighted Morrey Spaces and Their Pre-duals

 

(Contact: Marcus Laurel)

 
February 21
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Edward McDonald
Penn State University
Lipschitz estimates in Schatten Lp-spaces for 0<p<1.

 

(Contact: Tao Mei)

 
January 31
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Dmitry Ryabogin
Kent State University
On Ulam’s problem 19 from the Scottish book

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
November 29
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Jesus Cruz
Baylor University
Distinguished Coefficient Tensors and Poisson Kernels: Essential Conditions for the Well-Posedness of Boundary Problems in the Plane

 

(Contact: Jesus Cruz)

 
November 15
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Irina Holmes
Texas A&M University
A Bellman function with no Bellman

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
November 15
2:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Guillermo Rey
Autonoma de Madrid
Weak-type maximal function estimates on the infinite-dimensional torus

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
November 1
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Vladimir Derkach
Donetsk University
Functional models of symmetric and selfadjoint operators

 

(Contact: Fritz Gesztesy)

 
September 27
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Maxim Zinchenko
University of New Mexico
Lieb-Thirring inequalities for finite and infinite gap Jacobi matrices

 

(Contact: Fritz Gesztesy)

 
September 26
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Alexei Solyanik
Odessa Polytechnic Institute
Deep Digital Control and M-stable Polynomials

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
August 30
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Paul Hagelstein
Baylor University
Current Topics in the Theory of Differentiation of Integrals – or – How Norbert Wiener Spent His Summer Vacation

 

(Contact: Paul Hagelstein)

 
August 15
3:30 PM
SDRICH 324
 
Klaus Kirsten
AMS
Polyakov formulas for conical singularities in two dimensions

 

(Contact: Fritz Gesztesy)
























































































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