UH News recently wrote an article on Malik Younsi’s work on conformal and quasiconformal mappings. Check out the article here:
Category Archives: Research
Jordan Ellenberg’s Visit
Jordan Ellenberg visited our department from March 28 — April 3 for the 2025 Distinguished Lectures.
He gave 3 lectures:
Colloquium: Friday, March 28, 3:30pm (PSB 217)
What does artificial intelligence have to offer mathematics?
Public Lecture: Monday, March 31, 5:30pm (PSB 217)
From malaria to ChatGPT: the birth and strange life of the random walk
Seminar: Wednesday, April 2, 3:30pm (Keller 303)
Smyth’s conjecture and a non-deterministic Hasse principle
He also appeared on the Hawaiian Public Radio program The Conversation, which you can find here.
See also the UH news article.
Distinguished Lecture Series: Jordan Ellenberg
The 2025 Distinguished Lectures are coming up! Our speaker is Jordan Ellenberg from the University of Wisconsin. He is the John D. MacArthur Professor of Mathematics, a Guggenheim Fellow, and the NYTimes Best-selling author of “How Not to be Wrong” and “Shape”.
He will give 3 lectures:
Colloquium: Friday, March 28, 3:30pm (PSB 217)
What does artificial intelligence have to offer mathematics?
Public Lecture: Monday, March 31, 5:30pm (PSB 217)
From malaria to ChatGPT: the birth and strange life of the random walk
Seminar: Wednesday, April 2, 3:30pm (Keller 303)
Smyth’s conjecture and a non-deterministic Hasse principle
For questions email erman@hawaii.edu
Current seminars
Spring 2025:
- Department Colloquium. Fridays 3:30pm–4:30pm
- Algebra Seminar (Daniel Erman)
- Applied Math Seminar (Chuang Xu)
- Analysis Seminar
- Logic Seminar