Jim Simons, the Mathematician from Blaine Lawson
An informal note about Jim Simons and his "amazing influence in both mathematics and physics" from his longtime friend and collaborator.
Thesis Defense: One parameter families of Schwarz reflection maps arising from Shabat-Belyi maps
Jacob Mazor
July 26, 11:00am
Math Tower, 5-127
2024 Department Commencement Ceremony
May 17, 9:00AM
SCGP 103

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Thesis Defense: Equivariant Lagrangian Floer Theory on Compact Toric Manifolds
Yao Xiao
May 07, 12:00pm
Math Tower, 5-127
Thesis Defense: Topics in Quantitative Rectifiability: Traveling Salesmen, Lipschitz Decompositions, Densities, and Big Pieces
Jared Krandel
May 06, 10:00am
Math Tower, 5-127
Thesis Defense: Degeneration techniques in complex geometry
Roberto Albesiano
May 03, 10:00am
Math Tower, 5-127
Thesis Defense: Revisiting Localization, Periodicity and Galois Symmetry
Runjie Hu
May 02, 1:30pm
Math Tower, 5-127
Thesis Defense: Understanding the Defining Ideal Through Cones
Karina Cho
April 29, 10:10am
Math Tower, 5-127
Thesis Defense: From Herman Rings to Herman Curves
Willie Rush Lim
April 29, 11:15am
Math Tower, P-131
Thesis Defense: A framework for the curvature of $L^2$ metrics
Pranav Upadrashta
April 29, 10:00am
Math Tower, P-143

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