Olivetti Club
Olivetti Club
List of Talks given in 1999-2000
| Tuesday, September 7 | John Hubbard, Cornell University Kolmogorov's theorem on conservation of invariant tori |
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| Tuesday, September 14 | Walker White, Cornell University The importance of computable structures |
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| Tuesday, September 21 | Suzanne Lynch, Cornell University The baby uniformization theorem: complex analysis at its best |
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| Tuesday, October 5 | David Brown, Cornell University Moebius transformations, univalent maps and the mysterious Schwarzian derivative |
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| Tuesday, October 19 | William G. Ritter, Cornell University Symplectic manifolds, topology and modern physics |
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| Tuesday, October 26 | David Revelle, Cornell University Random walks on groups: the abridged version |
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| Tuesday, November 2 | Antal Jarai, Cornell University Invasion percolation |
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| Tuesday, November 9 | Jean Cortissoz, Cornell University On the Skorokhod almost sure representation theorem |
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| Tuesday, November 16 | José Escobar, Cornell University The geometry of the first Steklov eigenvalue |
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| Tuesday, November 30 | Christopher Hruska, Cornell University Group actions on trees |
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| Tuesday, February 1 | Roman Tymkiv, Cornell University The concept of dimension in topology |
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| Tuesday, February 8 | Alan Demlow, Cornell University Maximum norm estimates for the finite element method |
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| Tuesday, February 15 | Ryan Budney, Cornell University A relationship; the implicit function theorem, cobordism of manifolds and stable homotopy theory |
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| Tuesday, February 22 | Noam Greenberg, Cornell University Forcing: or, how I learned to stop worrying and love relative consistency results |
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| Tuesday, February 29 | William Gordon Ritter, Cornell University Beautiful applications of category theory in many different branches of mathematics |
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| Tuesday, March 7 | Swapneel Mahajan, Cornell University The Hanna Neumann conjecture |
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| Tuesday, March 14 | Matthew Horak, Cornell University Automatic groups |
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| Tuesday, March 28 | Christopher Francisco, Cornell University An introduction to Gröbner bases and their applications |
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| Tuesday, April 4 | Joseph Miller, Cornell University Decidable theories and automata |
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| Tuesday, April 11 | Leah Gold, Cornell University Bringing syzygies down to earth |
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| Tuesday, April 18 | Lee Gibson, Cornell University Sylvester's problem: proofs and exploration |
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| Tuesday, April 25 | Kathryn Nyman, Cornell University From walking fruit flies to scheduling final exams; applications and characterizations of interval graphs |
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| Tuesday, May 2 | Yuri Berest, Cornell University Geometry without points |