Colloquia
The Colloquia of the Department of Mathematics are intended to be a vehicle for invited speakers to communicate to the entire department significant new developments in their fields of research, in a manner accessible to a broad mathematical audience. Graduate students and visitors are particularly welcome. A Colloquium is normally held on Thursday afternoon at 4:15pm in Cockins Hall 240. It is preceded by a tea reception at 3:15pm in Math Tower 724, and then followed by a dinner.
Previous colloquia can be viewed on the OSU Math Youtube Channel.
Welcome Seminar
On Thursdays when colloqiua are not organized, the department hosts a Welcome Seminar. The goal of Welcome Seminar is to give an opportunity to new postdoctoral fellows and tenure track professors to introduce themselves to their colleagues. The talks are intended to be non-technical and accessible to graduate students as well. Welcome seminars are held on Thursdays when a colloquium is not organized at 4:30pm in Cockins Hall 240 and preceded by a tea reception at 4:00pm.
Seminars
The Mathematics Research Institute provides financial support for off-campus speakers in the research seminars of the Mathematics Department.
Mathematics Research Institute Seminar Series
- Algebraic Geometry - Jim Cogdell
- Analysis & Operator Theory - Ovidiu Costin
- Applied Math - Dongbin Xiu / Chuan Xue
- Arithmetic Geometry - Roy Joshua / Eric Katz
- Combinatorics & Probability - Elliot Paquette
- Communicative Algebra - Alan Loper
- Computational Mathematics - Yulong Xing
- Differential Geometry - Fangyang Zheng
- Ergodic Theory - Dan Thompson
- Geometric Group Theory - Jingyin Huang
- Geometry, Combinatorics, and Integrable Systems - David Anderson
- Harmonic Analysis and Automorphic Form - Wenzhi Luo
- Homotopy Theory - John Harper
- K-Theory and Motivic Homotopy Theory - Crichton Ogle
- Logic - Chris Miller
- Math to Industry - Krystal Taylor
- Non-Commutative Geometry and Operator Algebras - David Penneys
- Number Theory - Ghaith Hiary
- PDE - Adrian Lam
- Quantum Algebra and Quantum Topology - Thomas Kerler
- Quantum Information Science/ Quantum Computing - Roy Joshua / David Penneys
- Representations and Lie Theory - Sachin Gautam
- Ring Theory - Tariq Rizvi
- Topology - Mark Pengitore
- Topology, Geometry and Data Analysis - Facundo Memoli
MBI (Mathematical Biosciences Institute) Seminars
Erdős Institute Seminars
Graduate Student Seminars
Other Department Seminar Series
- Reading Classics - Vitaly Bergelson / Warren Sinnott
- What is ...? - Vitaly Bergelson / Daniel Shapiro
