Alum Robin Zhang‘s 2023 Columbia PhD thesis under the supervision of Prof. Michael Harris, The Harris—Venkatesh conjecture for derived Hecke operators, was awarded the Graduate Thesis Award (Gold Prize) at the 2024 ICCM for the best PhD theses by mathematicians of Chinese descent. Some links: news [1], news [2], photo.
Francesco Lin, Associate Professor, earned The Richard Hamilton Best Paper Award in Geometric Analysis at the 2024 Annual International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians for his paper “The Seiberg-Witten Equations and the Length Spectrum of Hyperbolic Three-manifolds”; the conference was held in Shanghai from January 3-6, 2025, where Professor Lin also presented a lecture on Floer […]
Minerva Foundation Lectures Tuesdays 4:10–5:25 PM Room 507 Mathematics Professor Rama Cont Oxford University Rough Calculus The Ito calculus may be viewed as an extension of the Newton-Leibniz calculus to smooth functions of paths with non-zero quadratic variation. This analytical viewpoint is exploited to develop a calculus for smooth function(al)s of irregular paths with […]
Please join us on Wednesday, October 2 for the distinguished Ellis R. Kolchin Memorial Lecture. Dennis Gaitsgory will give a special talk titled “On the proof of the geometric Langlands conjecture”…(more)
It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we inform you of the death of Prof. Walter Neumann, who passed away yesterday…(more)
You are invited! Join us for a day of math and fun! 9:00 am – 1:00 pm on Friday, October 11th, 2024 The day will begin at 9:00am with registration followed by games and a hands-on mathematical activities. Activities: HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE? THE AMAZING WORLD OF PROBABILITY, led by Evan Sorensen & Hindy Drillick. We will […]
You are invited! Join us for a day of math and fun! 9:00 am – 1:00 pm on Friday October 20th, 2023 The day will begin at 9:00am with registration followed by games and a hands-on mathematical activities. Activities: MATH IN THE CITY… WITH TAXIS AND PIZZA? led by Baldwin Mei & Yuxi Chen. It’s commonly said […]
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ENYGMMa (Empowering New York Gender Minority Mathematicians) is a monthly inter-university seminar series for graduate students, postdocs, and faculty primarily aimed at those who identify with gender minorities in mathematics and statistics but welcomes anyone from all backgrounds. This seminar series is held in rotation at the City University of New York, Columbia University, NYU, […]
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