Past Events
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UBC Number Theory Seminar: Shamil Asgarli
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
Let ð”½_q be a finite field, and let ℙ²(ð”½_q) denote the projective plane over ð”½_q. A subset B ⊆ ℙ²(ð”½_q) is called a blocking set if it intersects every line defined over ð”½_q. Given an algebraic plane curve C in ℙ², under what...
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UBC DG-MP-PDE Seminar: Man-Chun Lee
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
In this talk, we will discuss how Ricci flow smoothing can be used to produce expanding Ricci solitons coming out of a metric cone, when the curvature is non-negative. We will discuss how its relation to problem in Hamilton-Lott pinching conjecture...
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UBC Math Bio Seminar: Cole Zmurchok
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
Mathematical modelling is increasingly central to pharmaceutical research and development through the framework of model-informed drug development (MIDD). This talk will introduce the core principles of MIDD and showcase its practical application...
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UBC Probability Seminar: Gourab Ray
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
In this article we study the double dimer model on hyperbolic Temper- leyan graphs via circle packings. We prove that on such graphs, the weak limit of the dimer model exists if and only if the removed black vertex from the boundary of an exhaustion...
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UBC Number Theory Seminar: Katherine Stange
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
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UBC DG-MP-PDE Seminar: Huang Liding
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
The Calabi-Yau theorem says that given any smooth representative Φ of the first Chern class, there exists a unique K\”ahler metric ω cohomologous to α such that Ricci(ω)=Φ. It is natural to investigate whether similar results hold when the manifolds...
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UBC Math Bio Seminar: Alex Mogilner
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
Many cells in our body migrate - 'good' examples are wound healing, embryogenesis and immune response; 'bad' example is metastasis. Migration starts with leading edge protrusion, which is enabled by branching growth of actin network and resisted by...
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UBC Probability Seminar: Brett Kolesnik
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
The Lévy–Khintchine formula relates an infinitely divisible probability measure to its Lévy measure, which controls the jumps of the associated Lévy process. If the Lévy measure is well behaved then the two measures are asymptotically equivalent (the...
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UBC Algebra and Algebraic Geometry - Topology Seminar: Ben Young
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
This will be an introduction to the single- and double-dimer models, which arise in many places in mathematics (including in equivariant localization calculations of enumerative invariants).
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UBC Math Bio Seminar: Jessica Conway
May 7, 2025
University of British Columbia
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) effectively controls HIV infection, suppressing HIV viral loads to levels undetectable using commercial testing. Typically, suspension of therapy is followed within weeks by rebound of viral loads to high, pre-therapy...