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 3 pm in Scott Lab E001. It is followed by a tea reception at 4:15 pm in Math Tower 724, and then by a dinner later in the evening. https://web.math.osu.edu/colloquium/
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 the Welcome Seminar is to promote intellectual interaction between grad students and faculty, by advertising the work of postdoctoral fellows and tenure track professors – especially recent arrivals. The talks are intended to be non-technical and accessible to the entire department. Welcome seminars are held on Thursdays at 3:00pm.
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
- Actuarial Science and Quantitative Risk Management - Linfeng Zhang
- Algebraic Geometry - David Anderson
- Analysis & Operator Theory - Jan Lang, Ovidiu Costin, Jonathan Stanfill
- Applied Math - Joe Tien
- Arithmetic Geometry - Connor Cassady and Roy Joshua
- Combinatorics - Yifan Jing, Cesar Cuenca
- Computational Mathematics - Yulong Xing
- Differential Geometry - Andrzej Derdzinski, Bo Guan
- Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems - Daniel Thompson and Greg Hemenway
- Geometric Group Theory and Topology - Jingyin Huang and Alex Margolis
- Harmonic Analysis and Automorphic Form - Michael Lipnowski
- Harmonic Analysis and Several Complex Variables - Dusty Grundmeier
- K-Theory - Roy Joshua and Crichton Ogle
- Logic - Chris Miller
- Mathematics of Data Science - Maria Han Veiga
- Number Theory - Stefan Patrikis
- PDE - Adrian Lam and John Holmes
- Probability - David Sivakoff and Cesar Cuenca
- Quantum Meets Mathematics - Kaifeng Bu
- Quantum Symmetry - David Penneys
- Representations and Lie Theory - Thomas Kerler
- Ring Theory - Mohamed Yousif
- SIAM2I - Krystal Taylor
- Topology - Beibei Liu and Jean-Francois Lafont
Erdős Institute Seminars
Graduate Student Seminars
Other Department Seminar Series
- Reading Classics - Vitaly Bergelson / Warren Sinnott
- Sarnak Conjecture Seminar - Vitaly Bergelson
- What is ...? - Vitaly Bergelson