Speaker: Alexander Volberg (Michigan State) Title: Non-homogeneous harmonic analysis, Geometric Measure Theory and fine structures of harmonic measure One of the goals of harmonies analysis is to study singular integrals. Singular integrals are ubiquitous objects[...]

Measuring Complexity Growth in Dynamical Systems Joseph H. Silverman (Brown University) Dynamics is the study of iteration of a function f : X –> X. A coarse measure of the complexity of f is its[...]

Title: Taxicabs and Sums of Two Cubes: An Excursion in Mathematics Speaker: Joseph H. Silverman (Brown University) Some numbers, such as 9 = 1^3 + 2^3 and 370 =3^3 + 7^3, can be written as[...]

Speaker:Joseph H. Silverman (Brown University) Title: The Ubiquity of Elliptic Curves Abstract: Elliptic curves are amazing mathematical objects that have rich geometric, algebraic, and analytic structures. They appear frequently in mathematics and physics with applications[...]

Speaker: David R. Stoutemyer (UHM, ICS Department) Title: A mathematical magic show: Demo and secrets of a prototype AskConstants website that can turn your floating-point results into the exact formulas that they want to be.”[...]

Speaker: Thomas Hangelbroek, UH-Manoa Title: Kernel approximation and PDEs (Part 1 of 2) Abstract: Fundamental solutions to elliptic partial differential equations can serve as a useful tool for solving a variety of computational problems (e.g.,[...]

Speaker: Gideon Zamba (U. Iowa) Title: Data-Driven Sciences: Another Way to Bring Math to the World and the World to Math Abstract: Applied mathematics is a field of constant adaptability to the world’s contingencies. Such[...]