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Wednesday January 21, 2026
Mathematics Colloquium
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Singularity analysis in mean curvature flow
- Wenkui Du, MIT
Time:
3:05
Room:
Lov 101
Abstract/Desc: In this talk, I will discuss the singularity theory of mean curvature flow. As the most natural evolution equation in extrinsic geometry, mean curvature flow has striking applications in geometry, topology and image processing. A central challenge for these applications is understanding the structure of singularities. This talk surveys recent progress on the classification of singularity models of mean curvature flow and their applications. In particular, ancient noncollapsed solutions naturally arise when we consider blow-up limits near singularities. Several results about classification of ancient noncollapsed solutions will be presented. I will also mention my future plan of singularity analysis in geometric variational problems. The talk is based on my joint works with collaborators B. Choi, Daskalopoulos, Haslhofer, Sesum, Zhao and Zhu.
Thursday January 22, 2026
Algebra seminar
TBA
- Amod Agashe, FSU
Time:
3:05pm
Room:
LOV 232
Abstract/Desc: TBA
Thursday February 19, 2026
Algebra seminar
TBA
- Jeremy Booher, University of Florida
Time:
3:05pm
Room:
LOV 232
Abstract/Desc: TBA
Thursday February 26, 2026
Algebra seminar
TBA
- Yupeng Li, Michigan State
Time:
3:05pm
Room:
Zoom
Abstract/Desc: TBA
Thursday February 26, 2026
Financial Math
TBA
- Petter Kolm, NYU Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Time:
3.05
Room:
LOV 231
Thursday March 05, 2026
Algebra seminar
TBA
- Haoyang Liu, UCSB
Time:
3:05pm
Room:
Zoom
Abstract/Desc: TBA
Thursday April 09, 2026
Financial Math
TBD
- Xin Zhang, New York University
Time:
3.05
Room:
LOV 231
Thursday April 16, 2026
Algebra seminar
TBA
- Ananyo Dan, CUNEF Universidad
Time:
3:05pm
Room:
Zoom
Abstract/Desc: TBA
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