See Functional Analysis
Seminars in the Department
Functional Analysis Colloquium 2022-2023
During this year we will have the seminar in hybrid format:
Unless otherwise specified, we'll have the seminar at the usual
time (Wednesdays 4-4:50pm), and place (room
MS6627); But we will sometimes have talks on Wednesdays
morning at 10am Pacific, via Zoom.
Wednesday Sept 28th: 4-4:50pm
in room MS6627
Organisational meeting
Wednesday Oct 5th: Stefaan
Vaes (KU Leuven), at 10am via Zoom
TBA
Wednesday Oct 12th: we'll
have two talks on this date,
both in person in room MS6627
4-4:50pm Sri Kunnawalkam Elyavalli
5-5:50pm Jesse Peterson
Wednesday Oct 19th:
Florin Radulescu (Univ. of
Rome 2, Tor Vergata),
10-11am via Zoom
Wednesday
Oct 26th: we'll
have two talks
on this date,
in person in
room 6627:
4-4:50pm Hui
Tan (UCSD)
5-5:50pm Sorin
Popa (UCLA)
Wednesday
Nov 2nd:
Daniel Drimbe
(KU Leuven)
10-11am via
Zoom
Wednesday
Nov 9th:
in person in
room 6627
4-4:50pm
Changying Ding
(Vanderbilt)
Wednesday
Nov 16th:
in person
meeting in
room 6627
4-4:50pm
Koichi Oyakawa
(Vnnderbilt)
Thursday
Nov 17:
there will be
two talks in
room 6627 by
Chris
Schafhauser
3-3:50pm and
4-4:50pm
Some
of the people giving talks during the 2022-2023
academic year are: Stefaan Vaes,
Sri Kunnawalkam Elyavalli, Jesse Peterson, Florin
Radulescu, Hui Tan, Changying Ding,
Koichi Oyakawa, Daniel Drimbe, Chris Schafhauser,
Patrick Hiatt, Adrian Ioana, David Jekel,
Sorin Popa, Dima Shlyakhtenko....
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List
of people visiting us during Fall 2022 and Winter
2023 quarters (tentative):
Jesse Peterson (Oct 12-15), Magdalena Musat (March
1-31), Mikael Rordam (March 1-31),
Stefaan Vaes (3/14-28), Narutaka Ozawa (3/15-30),
Ionut Chifan (3/15-30), Jesse Peterson (3/20-29),
Gilles Pisier (3/14 - 03/30, to be confirmed),
Cyril Houdayer (3/24-4/04),
Adrian Ioana (multiple visits).
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Related Conferences during 2022-2023:
Conference at UCLA
``Operator Algebras, Quantum Information Theory, and
Beyond'',
March 25-29, 2023, with the first two days 03/25-03/26 being
dedicated to the memory of Ed Effros.