Colloquium

Calendar history

UH Manoa Math Department Colloquia and Distinguished lectures For information about seminars see the seminar page 
Spring 2025
3/28/2025  Jordan Ellenberg (U. Wisconsin- Madison)  What does artificial intelligence have to offer mathematics? Distinguished lecture series 
 
 3/10/2025 Keller 302 Frank Sottile (Texas A & M) Galois groups in Enumerative Geometry and Applications
 
 3/7/2025 Ritvik Ramkumar (Cornell University) Hilbert schemes and Branch stacks
 
 2/21/2025 Claude Levesque On  Fermat’s last theorem
 
 2/3/2025 Matthew Romney Uniformization of metric spaces
 
 1/31/2025 Bo Zhu Geometry and topology of manifolds with scalar curvature lower bound
 
 1/28/2025 Anna Parlak Pseudo-Anosov flows on three-manifolds
 
 1/23/2025 Andrew Hanlon Homological mirror symmetry and toric geometry
 
 1/22/2025 Gioacchino Antonelli Isoperimetric problems in curved spaces and applications
 
Fall 2024
 
  12/13 3:30-4:30 Keller 302  Marta Pavelka From graphs to complexes
  11/21 3:30-4:30 Keller 302 Kevin Schreve (Louisiana State University) Homology growth and cubulated manifolds
  11/15 Herman Servatius (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)  Rigidity and movability of configurations in the projective plane.
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  – Tuesday April 23rd, 5:30pm.  Public lecture accessible to anyonemathematically curious. – Thursday April 25th, 3:30pm.  Colloquium accessible to math majors. – Friday April 36th, 3:30pm.  Seminar accessible to advanced math majors. Benson Farb (U. Chicago)  Distinguished lecture series 
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