See our Events section for upcoming Colloquium and Seminars.
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 4:30pm in CH-240. It is preceded by a Tea at 3:30pm in MW-724, and then followed by a dinner.
Previous colloquium can be viewed the OSU Math Youtube Channel.
There are several ongoing Seminar series. Current MRI seminar series include:
- Algebraic Geometry
- Analysis and Operator Theory
- Applied Math
- Combinatorics and Probability
- Communitative Algebra
- Complex Analysis
- Differential Geometry
- Ergodic Theory/Probability
- Geometric Group Theory
- Geometry, Combinatorics and Integrable Systems
- Harmonic Analysis and Automorphic Form
- Homotopy Theory
- K-Theory and Motivic Homotopy Theory
- Logic
- Non-Commutative Geometry and Operator Algebras
- Number Theory
- PDE
- Quantum Algebra & Quantum Topology
- Representations and Lie Theory Seminar
- Ring Theory
- Several Complex Variables
- Topology
- Topology, Geometry and Data
Other seminar series include:
- Grad Student Seminar
- HOFA (Higher Order Fourier Analysis)
- Invitation to Mathematics
- MBI
- Welcome
- What is ... ?
See our Events section for upcoming Colloquium and Seminars.