Spring 2022

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Feb 1 – Liam Mazurowski (University of Chicago)

Feb 8 – Mohan Swaminathan (Princeton)

Feb 15 – Saman Habibi Esfahani (Stony Brook)

Spring 2021

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Jan 26 — Yi Lai (Berkeley)

Feb 2 — Alex Mramor (JHU)

Feb 16 — Laura Fredrickson (U of. Oregon)

Feb 23 — Oscar Garcia-Prada (ICMAT)

March 2 – David Wiygul (California State University)

March 9. — Weifeng Sun (Harvard)

March 30 – Otis Chodosh (Stanford)

April 6 – Davi Maximo (Upenn)

April 13 – Alec Payne (NYU)

April 20 – Oscar Garcia-Prada (ICMAT)

April 27 – Lu Wang (Caltech)

May 4 – Vestislav Apostolov (UQAM)

Fall 2020

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The seminar is organized by Mariano Echeverria, Paul Feehan, Daniel Ketover, and Natasa Sesum. Seminars will be held on Zoom on Tuesdays at 2:50pm. Please email Daniel Ketover at dk927@rutgers.edu to either be added to the list of invitees or to attend a particular talk.

Sept 15 — Luca Spolaor (University of San Diego)

Sept 22 – Maxwell Stolarski (University of Texas at Austin)

Sept 29 – Keaton Naff (Columbia University)

Oct 6 – Antonio de Rosa (University of Maryland)

Oct 13 – Felix Schulze (University of Warwick)

Oct 20 – Robert Haslhofer (University of Toronto)

Oct 27 — Yue Fan (University of Maryland)

Nov 10 – Boyu Zhang (Princeton)

Nov 17 – Tian-Jun Li (University of Minnesota)

Nov 24 – Graeme Wilkin (University of York)

Dec 8 — Richard Bamler (UC Berkeley)

Spring 2020

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Seminars during Spring 2020 are held in Hill 705 on Tuesdays 2:50 – 3:45 PM (except where noted), from January 21 through April 28. The seminar is organized by Mariano Echeverria, Paul Feehan, Daniel Ketover, John Ma, and Natasa Sesum. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

Scheduled speakers include:

Leandro Lichtenfelz, UPenn, Feb 4

Jiewon Park, MIT, Feb 11

Julian Scheuder, Columbia University, Feb 25

Davi Maximo, UPenn, March 3

Jeff Jauregui, Union College, March 10

Christina Sormani, March 24th

Yakov Shlapentokh-Rothman, April 14th

Fall 2019

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Seminars during Fall 2019 are held in Hill 705 on Tuesdays 2:50 – 3:50 PM (except where noted), from September 10 through December 10. The seminar is organized by Mariano Echeverria, Paul Feehan, Daniel Ketover, John Ma, and Natasa Sesum. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

Scheduled speakers include:

Elena Giorgi, Princeton University, September 10

Florian Johne, Columbia University, September 17

Chao Li, Princeton University, September 24

Kyeongsu Choi, MIT, October 15

Renato Bettiol, CUNY, October 22

Siao-Hao Guo, Indiana University, October 29

Eden Prywes, Princeton University, Nov 5

Peter McGrath, UPenn, Nov 12

Casey Keheller, Princeton University, December 3

Further speakers include: Gabriel Katz, MIT; Gregory Moore, Rutgers University, and Camelia Pop, Edgestream

Spring 2019

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Seminars during Spring 2019 are held in Hill 705 on Tuesdays 3:00 – 4:00 PM (except where noted), from January 22 through May 7. The seminar is organized by Daniel Ketover, Paul Feehan, John Ma, and Natasa Sesum. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

Spring speakers include

Daniel Stern, Princeton University, February 5

Daniel Ketover, Rutgers University, February 19

Beomjun Choi, Columbia University, February 26

Jonathan Zhu, Princeton, March 12

IAS Workshop on Geometric Functionals: Analysis and Applications, March 4-8

Spring Break – March 19

Aleksander Doan, StonyBrook University, April 2

Jacob Bernstein, JHU, April 9

Andras Stipsicz, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Alfred Renyi Institute of Mathematics, Tuesday April 9, 12:00-1:00, CoRE 101, (joint with Colloquium)

Sicong (Scott) Zhang, Stanford University, Tuesday April 16, 12:00-1:00 (joint with Floer Homology Seminar)

Constante Bellettini, IAS, April 16

Lu Wang, IAS & University of Wisconsin, Madison, April 23

Michael Hutchings, University of California, Berkeley, Friday April 26, 4:00-5:00pm (joint with Mathematics Colloquium)

Max Engelstein, MIT, April 30, 2:00-3:00pm, Hill 425 (note special room and time)

Zhengyi Zhou, IAS, May 7, 2:00-3:00pm, Hill 705 (note special time)

Further speakers: Gabriel Katz, MIT; Gregory Moore, Rutgers University

Camelia Pop, Edgestream (joint with Mathematical Finance and Probability Seminar on Tuesday 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM, date TBA)





Fall 2018

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Seminars during Fall 2018 are held in Hill 705 on Tuesdays 3:00 – 4:00 PM (except where noted), from September 11 through December 11. The seminar is organized by John Ma, Natasa Sesum, and Paul Feehan. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

Fall speakers include

  • Lucas Ambrozio, IAS – October 30
  • Baris Coskunuzer, Boston College – October 9
  • Kristen Hendricks, Michigan State University, East Lansing (joint with Special Colloquium on Wednesday, 12:00-1:00 PM) – December 5
  • Lan-Hsuan Huang, IAS – November 2 (Friday)
  • Nicolaos Kapouleas, IAS – October 19 (Friday)
  • Jianfeng Lin, MIT – November 6
  • Jianfeng Lin, MIT (joint with Special Colloquium on Monday, 3:30-4:30 PM) – November 26
  • Mike Miller, UCLA – October 26 (Friday)
  • Philipp Reiter, University of Georgia – September 18
  • Danny Ruberman, Brandeis University (joint with Colloquium on Fridays, 4:00-5:00 PM) – September 28
  • Chris Scaduto, Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, Stony Brook – October 2
  • Nicholas Strehlke, MIT – November 13
  • Lisa Traynor, Bryn Mawr College – September 11
  • Raphael Zentner, University of Regensburg, Germany and MIT – December 4
  • Gang Zhou, Binghamton University – October 23

In addition, please see our Rutgers Geometric Analysis page for the list of twelve speakers for our Fall conference, November 14-16, 2018.

Spring 2018

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Seminars during Spring 2018 are held in Hill 705 on Tuesdays 3:00 – 4:00 PM (except where noted), from January 16 through April 24. The seminar is organized by John Ma, Natasa Sesum, and Paul Feehan. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

  1. January 16. Antonella Marini, Yeshiva University, New York: A generalized Neumann-type problem for Yang-Mills connections.
  2. January 23. TBA
  3. January 30. TBA
  4. February 6. TBA
  5. February 13. TBA
  6. February 20. TBA
  7. February 27. No seminar
  8. March 6. Simon Donaldson, Imperial College London and Simons Center for Geometry and Physics (joint with Colloquium)
  9. March 13. Spring break.
  10. March 20. TBA
  11. March 27. Aliakbar Daemi, Simons Center for Geometry and Physics:
  12. April 3. TBA
  13. April 6. Tom Mrowka, MIT (joint with Colloquium).
  14. April 10. TBA
  15. April 17. TBA
  16. April 24. TBA

 

Spring 2016

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Seminars are held in Hill 124 on Tuesdays 3:00 – 4:00 PM (except where noted), from January 19 through May 3. The seminar is organized by Manos Maridakis, Natasa Sesum, and Paul Feehan. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

  1. March 29. Yakov Shlapentokh-Rothman, Princeton University

Spring 2015

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Seminars are held in Hill 124 on Tuesdays 3:00 – 4:00 PM (except where noted), from January 27 through May 5. The seminar is organized by Manos Maridakis, Natasa Sesum, and Paul Feehan. All are welcome. Abstracts for all presentations are posted on the Department of Mathematics Geometric Analysis Seminar page. Please subscribe to our seminar email list to receive the latest updates.

  1. February 3. Steven Sivek, Princeton University, Sutured embedded contact homology is a natural invariant
  2. February 10, Casey Lynn Kelleher, University of California, Irvine, Entropy, Stability and Yang-Mills Flow
  3. February 17, Niels Møller, Princeton University, The gluing perspective on the non-compactness of moduli spaces of minimal surfaces
  4. February 24, Daniel Ketover, Princeton University, Min-max minimal surfaces and 3-manifold topology
  5. March 3, Heather MacBeth, Princeton University, Kaehler-Einstein metrics and higher alpha-invariants
  6. March 10, Andrew Cooper, North Carolina State University, Singularities of Lagrangian Mean Curvature Flow
  7. March 17, No seminar (Spring break)
  8. March 24, Brett, Kotschwar, Arizona University, Uniqueness and unique-continuation for geometric flows via energy methods
  9. March 31. Robert Haslhofer, Courant Institute, NYU, Weak solutions of the Ricci flow
  10. Or Hershkovits, Courant Institute, NYU, Mean curvature flow of Reifenberg sets
  11. April 14, Yisong Yang, Polytechnic School of Engineering, NYU, Solutions of Friedmann’s equations and evolutionary cosmology
  12. April 17 (Friday), Xinliang An, Rutgers University, How to create a naked singularity or a black hole in General Relativity
  13. April 21, Yanir Rubinstein, University of Maryland, The degenerate special Lagrangian equation
  14. April 24 (Friday), Tom Parker, Michigan State University. Joint with Colloquium, 4:00-5:00pm, Hill 705. Holomorphic curves, strings, and the GV conjecture
  15. April 28, Timothy Nguyen, Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, Stony Brook

To be scheduled for Fall 2015:

  • Cagatay Kutluhan, University of Buffalo, The State University of New York
  • Max Lipyanskiy, Columbia University