The Department provides several options for students who wish to pursue independent study: Supervised Readings MATH UN3901 – Supervised Reading I (fall term only) MATH UN3902 – Supervised Reading II (spring term only) Prerequisites: The written permission of the faculty member who agrees to act as sponsor (sponsorship limited to full-time instructors on the staff […]
Join us on Monday, April 17, 2023 and Friday, April 21, 2023 from 4:30 – 5:30pm in room 520. Professor Camillo De Lellis (Institute for Advanced Study), will deliver a two talk series (MORE…).
Program information and application instructions Columbia Summer Undergraduate Research Experiences in Mathematical Modeling (CSUREMM) is a comprehensive ten-week program designed for collaborative summer research experiences in mathematical modeling among undergraduate students. The program serves a dual purpose: firstly, to familiarize participants with advanced topics in mathematical modeling and simulation, as encountered in contemporary interdisciplinary research, […]
Fall 2023 MATH GR6263 – Topics in Algebraic Geometry Instructor: John Morgan Title: Differential Forms, Rational Homotopy Theory, and Smooth Complex Algebraic Varieties Day/Time: TR 2:40PM – 3:55PM Room: 507 Math Abstract: The course will begin with a brief overview of homotopy theory including Postnikov Towers and localization in homotopy theory. We will then introduce […]
2022 Hajjar Muñoz, Rafah (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya) Nersisyan, Sergey (Princeton University) Scheffelin, Alex (University of Washington) Shen, Jiahe (Peking University) Wang, Yipeng (Columbia University) Wu, Xiaorun (Princeton University) Zeng, Jiyue (University of California San Diego) 2021 Chang, Kevin Yaolin (MIT) Hase-Liu, Matthew (Harvard) Klemyatin, Nikita (HSE Moscow) Mattoo, Amal (Harvard) Shen, Che (Peking University) […]
Special seminar, joint with the Institute for Advanced Study, in 203 Mathematics 2:00 pm Christian Schnell Stony Brook D-modules on abelian varieties 3:30 pm Emanuele Macrì Northeastern Bridgeland stability on threefolds 5:00 pm Lev Borisov Rutgers Equality of stringy E-functions of Pfaffian double mirrors and related result
Speaker: Alexander Braverman (Brown) Title: “ALGEBRAIC D-MODULES” Abstract: “The theory of algebraic D-modules, also known as modules over rings of differential operators (whose creation began in the 1970’s in the works of J. Bernstein and M. Kashiwara) is essentially a branch of algebraic geometry but it has deep connections with analysis and applications to many other fields of mathematics […]
Speaker: Alexander Braverman (Brown) Title: “ALGEBRAIC D-MODULES” Abstract: “The theory of algebraic D-modules, also known as modules over rings of differential operators (whose creation began in the 1970’s in the works of J. Bernstein and M. Kashiwara) is essentially a branch of algebraic geometry but it has deep connections with analysis and applications to many other fields of mathematics […]
Speaker: Alexander Braverman (Brown) Title: “ALGEBRAIC D-MODULES” Abstract: “The theory of algebraic D-modules, also known as modules over rings of differential operators (whose creation began in the 1970’s in the works of J. Bernstein and M. Kashiwara) is essentially a branch of algebraic geometry but it has deep connections with analysis and applications to many other fields of mathematics […]
Speaker: Alexander Braverman (Brown) Title: “ALGEBRAIC D-MODULES” Abstract: “The theory of algebraic D-modules, also known as modules over rings of differential operators (whose creation began in the 1970’s in the works of J. Bernstein and M. Kashiwara) is essentially a branch of algebraic geometry but it has deep connections with analysis and applications to many other fields of mathematics […]