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MSI Weekly Bulletin - Week starting Monday 2 April, 2007

Unless otherwise stated, seminars are held in the Bernhard Neumann Seminar Room (G35) on the ground floor of the John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building, Bldg 27 (Map).

To have a seminar listed in this page, email the details to seminars.owner@maths.anu.edu.au.

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  • Algebra and Topology Seminar
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  • MSI Colloquium
  • New arrivals
Monday 2 April, 2007
10.00am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Introduction to the Workshop
MSI Common Room, first floor, JDMathSciBldg
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
10.30am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Towards a stochastic functional calculus
Brian Jefferies, U of New South Wales
John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building, Seminar Room G35
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
11.20am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Quadratic estimates and functional calculi of perturbed Dirac operators
Alan McIntosh, MSI, ANU
John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building, Seminar Room G35
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.00pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Kato's square root problem in Banach spaces
Pierre Portal, MSI, ANU
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.50pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Square function estimates for families of Caldern-Zygmund type operators
Cornelia Kaiser, U of Karlsruhe
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
4.20pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
A Pointwise Convergence Theorem for Semi-groups
Robert Taggart, U of New South Wales
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
Tuesday 3 April, 2007
9.10am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Submajorization inequalities for convex and concave functions of sums of measurable operators
Peter Dodds, Flinders U
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 1
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
10.00am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Symmetric norms and spaces of operators
Nigel Kalton, U of Missouri
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
11.40am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Symmetric functionals with applications to traces on symmetrically normed ideals
Fyodor Sukochev, Flinders U
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.00pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
On ideals in F-algebras-recent results and open problems
Wieslaw Zelazko, U of Warsaw
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.50pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Counterparts of the Jacobi identities and the extendability of the Holder maps between function and sequence spaces
Sergey Ajiev, U of New South Wales
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
4.00pm
Algebra and Topology Seminar
Introduction to exponential sums related to holomorphic cusp forms
Anna-Maria Ernvall-Hytonen, U of Turku
John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building, Seminar Room G35
Abstract
I will give a brief introduction to holomorphic modular forms, give some reasons why modular forms are so fashionable, and finally explain why anybody would be interested in exponential sums related to them, what those exponential sums actually are, and what one can say about them.
4.20pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
An application of the double operator integration technique to noncommutative geometry (joint work with F Sukochev)
Denis Potapov, Flinders U
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
Wednesday 4 April, 2007
9.10am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
To be advised
Jan Van Neerven, U of Delft
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
10.00am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Convergence to invariant measure for some infinite dimensional diffusions
Benjamin Goldys, U of New South Wales
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
11.40am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Malliavin calculus in Banach spaces
Jan Maas, U of Delft
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.00pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
The Riesz transform on asymptotically Euclidean and symptotically conic manifolds
Andrew Hassell, MSI, ANU
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.50pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Comparison of the classical BMO with the BMO spaces associated with operators and applications
Adam Sikora, MSI, ANU and New Mexico State U
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
4.20pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
On Green's matrices for strongly parabolic systems of second order
Seick Kim, MSI, ANU
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
Thursday 5 April, 2007
9.10am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
Star products and central extensions
Jouko Mickelsson, U of Helsinki
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
10.00am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
To be advised
Alan Carey, MSI, ANU
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
11.20am
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
To be advised
Stephen Keith, Macquarie Bank
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
2.00pm
CMA Workshop on Spectral Theory
To be advised
Anthony Dooley, U of New South Wales
Sparke Helmore Lecture Theatre 2
Abstract
see web link http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/events/wst07/ for further details
4.00pm
MSI Colloquium
Brownian motion as seen by a functional analyst
Tuomas Hytönon, U of Helsinki
John Dedman Mathematical Sciences Building, Seminar Room G35
Abstract
Brownian motion is usually thought of as a stochastic process, and visualized by a graph randomly evolving in time somewhat like the development of a stock exchange rate. In this talk I take a somewhat non-standard point of view to portray the same fundamental object as a vector-valued random variable with values in appropriate Banach spaces, where the smoothness (and lack of it) of the Brownian paths can be rather precisely described. It turns out that the Brownian motion, in this interpretation, is a Gaussian random variable with some rather peculiar properties.
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