Upcoming Events
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05C50 Online Seminar: Carla Oliveira
November 22, 2024
Online
Let G = (V, E) be a simple graph of order n. The adjacency matrix of G is denoted by A(G) = [a_ij], where a_ij=1 if {v_i ,v_j} ∈ E and a_ij=0, otherwise. The diagonal matrix of degrees of G, D(G) = [d_ij], is defined by d_ii=d(v_i), and d_ij=0, ∀ i...
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UBC Number Theory Seminar: Didier Lesesvre
November 22, 2024
Online
In practice, L-functions appear as generating functions encapsulating information about various objects, such as Galois representations, elliptic curves, arithmetic functions, modular forms, Maass forms, etc. Studying L-functions is therefore of...
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UBC Number Theory Seminar: Clifton Cunningham
November 22, 2024
University of British Columbia
David Vogan's 1993 paper on the local Langlands correspondence showed that there are advantages to simultaneously considering representations of a p-adic group together with its pure inner forms. Combined with other insights, this opened the door to...
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UBC Discrete Math Seminar: Stephanie van Willigenburg
November 26, 2024
University of British Columbia
This will be an in-person version of a Zoom workshop to be given at Grad and Postdoc Studies in December. It is open to all grad students and postdocs, not just those on the job market this year. Please come, learn, ask questions afterwards and give...
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UBC Probability Seminar: Tom Hutchcroft
November 27, 2024
University of British Columbia
I will give an overview of forthcoming work proving that large critical percolation clusters in high-dimensional lattices converge under rescaling to the expected universal limit object: superBrownian motion. A key step is to compute the first-order...
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UBC Probability Seminar: Tom Hutchcroft
November 27, 2024
University of British Columbia
I will give an overview of forthcoming work proving that large critical percolation clusters in high-dimensional lattices converge under rescaling to the expected universal limit object: superBrownian motion. A key step is to compute the first-order...
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UVictoria Discrete Math Seminar: Hao Chen
November 28, 2024
University of Victoria
Many fundamental problems in extremal combinatorics can be expressed as inequalities in graph homomorphism densities. In this talk, I will introduce some new results on this topic. Our research involves Sidorenko's conjecture, Kohayakawa-Nagle-R{\"o...
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UCalgary Algebra and Number Theory Seminar: Dang-Khoa Nguyen
November 28, 2024
Online
TBA
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PIMS-CORDS SFU Operations Research Seminar: Sandy Rutherford
November 28, 2024
Simon Fraser University
The COVID-19 Pandemic placed considerable strain on intensive care units, and the critical care system in British Columbia and worldwide. I will review the critical care system and how it responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. During the first wave of...
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UBC DG MP PDE Seminar: Jinyeop Lee
November 28, 2024
University of British Columbia
TBA