Columbia Geometry & Analysis Seminar

Spring 2023

The Columbia Geometry/Analysis Seminar takes place in 507 Mathematics Hall on Fridays at 1pm - 2pm.

If you want to join the mailing list, please write to Florian Johne, lastname@math.columbia.edu.

 

 

Next talk:

Friday, April 28: Po-Ning Chen (UC Riverside)

Title of talk: On the Stability of Self-Similar Blow-Up for Nonlinear Wave Equations

Abstract:
One Of fundamental importance in studying nonlinear wave equations is the singularity development of the solutions.
Within the context of energy supercritical wave equations, a typical way to investigate singularity development is through the self-similar blowup.
 
 
 
 
Schedule of talks this semester

Dates marked by an asterix* will be on Zoom
 
 
January 27 Thomas Koerber (University of Vienna)

Schoen's conjecture for limits of isoperimetric surfaces
February 03 No seminar

 
February 10

Christos Mantoulidis (Rice University)

 Generic regularity of minimizing hypersurfaces in dimensions 9 and 10
February 17 (*)

Wenkui Du (University of Toronto)

 Ancient solutions of mean curvature flow
February 24

Nam Le (Indiana University Bloomington)

 Convergence of an inverse iterative scheme for the Hessian eigenvalue
March 03

Daniel Restrepo (University of Texas, Austin)

 The Volume Preserving Mean Curvature Flow from the perspective of phase transistions
March 10

Mary Vaughan (University of Texas, Austin)

 Regularity theory for fractional elliptic equations in nondivergence form
March 17 No seminar due to spring break

 
March 24

Shuli Chen (Stanford University)

 Morse index of minimal hypersurfaces and minimal submanifolds in projective spaces
March 31

Bernhard Hanke (University of Augsburg)

 Local flexibility and scalar curvature geometry
April 07

Nikos Kapouleas (Brown University,)

Recent and ongoing work on minimal doublings and related topics
April 14

No seminar 

  
April 21

Pablo Mira (Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena)

 Embedded free boundary CMC annuli in the unit ball
April 28

Po-Ning Chen (UC Riverside)

 On the stability of self-similar blowup for nonlinear wave equations