Columbia-Princeton Probability Day 2023
Friday, April 28, 2023
Location: Mathematics Hall, room 312
Annual one-day conference alternating between Columbia and Princeton.
Registration: Registration (which is free) can be done at this link. It is not required for attendance, but highly encouraged as it will help us arrange for food.
Speakers:
Louis-Pierre Arguin (CUNY)
Milind Hegde (Columbia)
Donghan Kim (Michigan)
Jinyoung Park (NYU)
Jacob Shapiro (Princeton)
Philippe Sosoe (Cornell)
Schedule:
9:00–10:10 Breakfast
10:00–10:50 Louis-Pierre Arguin
10:55–11:35 Jacob Shapiro
11:40–12:20 Donghan Kim
12:20–1:20 Lunch
1:20–2:10 Jinyoung Park
2:20–3:00 Milind Hegde
3:00–3:30 Tea
3:30–4:20 Philippe Sosoe
For further information, please contact the organizers, Milind Hegde or Ivan Corwin.
Free Boundary Problems: Lecture Series and Recent Advances in Theory and Applications
The goal of the workshop is to catalyze interactions among researchers working on various mathematical and physical aspects of free boundary problems. Featured in the research lectures will be PDE analysts, and applied and computational mathematicians working in the field, and also some researchers who will speak on physical experiments.
The workshop will consist of morning short course / pedagogical talks, aimed at graduate students and postdocs, and afternoon research talks.
This workshop is supported in part by NSF RTG Grant 1937254 and Simons Foundation Math + X Investigator Award #376319.
Mini-Course Speakers
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Roberto Camassa (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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Enrico Valdinoci (The University of Western Australia)
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Vlad Vicol (New York University)
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Dallas Albritton (Princeton University)
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Michele Coti Zelati (Imperial College London)
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Donatella Danielli (Arizona State University)
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Serena Dipierro (The University of Western Australia)
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Javier Gomez-Serrano (Brown University)
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Pavel Lushnikov (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
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Antoine Mellet (University of Maryland)
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Matthew Novack (Purdue University)
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Stefania Patrizi (The University of Texas at Austin)
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Pedro Saenz (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
