Tidligere arrangementer - Side 100

Alfons van Daele (University of Leuven, Belgium) will give a talk with title:  Constructing locally compact quantum groups from pairs of *-algebras

Abstract: Let (A,\Delta)  be a finite-dimensional Hopf *-algebra. The dual B of A is again a finite-dimensional Hopf *-algebra. The entire structure of these two Hopf *-algebras is encoded in the *-algebras A and B and the pairing between the two. We will explain how this works. This is in fact true in many more, and more general situations.  In particular, we give an example constructed from a pair of subroups H,K of a group G with the property that the map (h,k)-> hk is a bijection from HxK to G. This method is used in a joined paper with Magnus Landstad where we construct a pair of locally compact quantum groups from such pairs of subgroups of a locally compact group G.

Friday seminar by Matthew Burgess from University of California, Santa Barbara  (US)

Sharon Hook, CSIRO?, Centre for Environmental Contaminants Research, Lucas Heights, NSW?, Australia

CIME, EVOGENE & CEES Friday Seminar by Volkhard Kempf from the University Hospital Frankfurt

The research centre for dark matter, The Strategic Dark Matter Initiative - SDI, will officially be launched on Friday, and invites you all to a popular science lecture, with coffee and snacks.

Filippo Vernizzi, CEA-Saclay - Paris

Computable error estimates for Monte Carlo finite element approximation of elliptic PDE with lognormal diffusion coefficients

Adam S?rensen (UiO) will give a talk with title "Leavitt path algebras - a connection between pure algebra and operator algebras"

Abstract: We will discuss Leavitt path algebras, the purely algebraic cousins of the analytic graph C*-algebras. We will discuss similarities and differences, in particular recent work with Brownlowe on a purely algebraic version of Kirchberg's theorem that all exact C*-algebras embed into O_2.

CEES Extra Seminar by Matthieu Barbier and Emily Klein from Princeton University. 

Stein Andreas Bethuelsen (Universiteit Leiden) gives a lecture with the title: Random walks in (dynamic) random environment

Marco Matassa (UiO) will give a talk with title The Dolbeault-Dirac operator on quantized projective spaces, revisited

Abstract: In this talk I will present a new construction for the Dolbeault-Dirac operator on quantum projective spaces, the main result being the computation of its square. This clarifies and generalizes some results of D'Andrea-D?browski. Moreover it gives a class of explicit examples of the general construction of Kr?hmer-Tucker Simmons, which deals with such operators on irreducible generalized flag manifolds.

Frode Hansen, Professor, ITA

Carsten L¨¹tken, UiO, gives the Seminar in Algebra and Algebraic Geometry:

Modular curves VIII

The Skolem Lecture is an annual event in honor of the Norwegian mathematician and logician Thoralf Skolem.

This years Skolem Lecturer will be

Michael Rathjen, The University of Leeds:

"On relating strong type theories and set theories"

Hakon Dahle, Research Fellow , ITA

 Daniel Hitchcock (PhD student, AQUA)

Roberto Conti (La Sapienza, Rome) will give a talk with title "C*-algebras and Fourier theory"

Friday Seminar by Juan Bonachela from the University of Strathclyde (Scotland)

Gregal Vissers, Postdoctoral Fellow , ITA

Robert Yuncken (Univ. Clermont-Ferrand II, France) will give a talk with title: A groupoid approach to pseudodifferential operators

Abstract: Connes introduced the "tangent groupoid" of a manifold as a geometric device for linking a classical pseudodifferential operator to its symbol, yielding a novel proof of the Atiyah-Singer index theorem.  Since then, numerous variations on the tangent groupoid have been produced, each adapted to a different class of pseudodifferential operators.  In this talk we will consider the reverse problem: associating to a given tangent groupoid a pseudodifferential calculus.  We shall show that the kernels of classical pseudodifferential operators are precisely the essentially homogeneous fibrewise distributions on Connes' tangent groupoid.  This leads to a natural pseudodifferential calculus of subelliptic type on a manifold with a filtration on its Lie algebra of vector fields.

P? Partnerforums 5. seminar i rekken om arbeids- og organisasjonsformer spurte vi om nettverksorganisering er egnet i staten.

Using population-based data linkage to investigate MS epidemiology: recent findings from British Columbia, Canada.

Fredrik Meyer, UiO, gives the Seminar in Algebra and Algebraic Geometry:

Modular curves VII

CEES Extra Seminar by Bernard Wood from The George Washington University