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Analysis Seminar

Analysis Seminar

Unless noted otherwise, talks will be on Fridays from 11:30am - 12:30pm. 

In-person:  Exploratory Hall, Room 4106 or Zoom

Spring 2026

January 23

Organizational meeting.  This would allow us the opportunity to discuss speakers and dates, and help us kickstart the seminar with a fuller schedule

February 6

Weighted Estimates for the Bergman Projection on Planar Domains

Nathan Wagner, GMU

February 13

Variational Problems with Gradient and Pointwise Constraints

Carlos Rautenberg, GMU

February 20

Analysis of a two membrane thermoelastic problem

Nat Fink-Humes, GMU

February 27

Sharp weighted weak-type bounds for operators

Cody Stockdale, Clemson University

March 6

Grassmannian codes from stratified frames

Bill Brinkley, Air Force Institute of Technology

March 20

Isometries of Banach Spaces of Analytic Functions

Flavia Colonna, GMU

March 27

Isometries on the Bloch Space in Cn

Flavia Colonna, GMU

April 3

Percolation, The Loop O(1) Model, And Beyond

Morgan Shuman, GMU

April 10

Conformal Invariance of Face Percolation on the Hexagonal Lattice

Morgan Shuman, GMU

 

Fall 2025

October 3

Inequalities for the Bergman Projection: A Story Linking Harmonic Analysis, Complex Analysis, and Operator Theory I

Nathan Wagner, GMU

October 10

Inequalities for the Bergman Projection: A Story Linking Harmonic Analysis, Complex Analysis, and Operator Theory II

Nathan Wagner, GMU

November 14

Differential Harnack Bounds, Fractional Heat Flow, and Geometry, part I 

Mikolaj Sierzega, GMU

November 21

Differential Harnack Bounds, Fractional Heat Flow, and Geometry, part II 

Mikolaj Sierzega, GMU

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