The incoming graduate class for 2021 has been announced. For a list of the new students, please visit the incoming class page.
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Print this pageThe incoming graduate class for 2020 has been announced. For a list of the new students, please visit the incoming class page. Print this pageOn February 12, Samuel Eilenberg Professor of Mathematics Andrei Okounkov was elected to Foreign Membership in the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. He joins a distinguished company of Foreign Members including Pierre Deligne and Jean-Pierre Serre. Many congratulations to Andrei! Print this pageHeat Equations in Analysis, Geometry, and Probability “In its most basic form, the heat equation is a partial differential equation that describes the evolution of temperature in space over time. This and similar equations play a central role in diverse fields. The goal is to provide an introduction to the heat equation and its generalizations, including connections to geometry and geometric flows, probability, and, of course, analysis.” *Samuel Eilenberg Lecture Flyer* Tuesdays at 2:40 pm Room 520, Mathematics Hall 2990 Broadway (117th Street) First lecture: January 28, 2020 Print this pageThe Department is offering 7 graduate topics courses in Spring 2020. Titles and abstracts may be viewed here. Print this page |
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