Analysis Seminar

This seminar serves as a forum for research and expository talks in analysis and related areas by members of the Claremont Colleges mathematical community, their guests, and visitors. The topics of the seminar include (but are not limited to) real, complex , and functional analysis, differential equations (ODEs and PDEs), dynamical systems, analytic number theory, differential and analytic geometry, approximation theory, applied analytical problems, etc. In other words, we welcome any topics that are in any way related to analysis. Please let us know if you would like to give a talk.

Time: every Monday, 3:00-4:00 PM

Place: Millikan Laboratory, Room 213 at Pomona College -- Click here for a map of the Pomona College campus.

For more information about the Seminar, or to suggest speakers, contact Mike O'Neill,
email: moneill@cmc.edu

Here is a detailed Analysis Seminar webpage maintained by Lenny Fukshansky.

Fall 2008 Analysis Seminars

Date:sort iconTitle:Speaker:
Nov/15/2008 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS SEMINAR - Two LecturesGreg Knese, UC Irvine and Herbert Heyer, Tuebingen, GERMANY

Spring 2008 Analysis Seminars

Date:sort iconTitle:Speaker:
Mar/24/2008On uniform distribution of some oscillating sequencesGrigori Kolesnik (California State University at Los Angeles)
Mar/10/2008Cyclic and common cyclic vectors for unitary operatorsBill Ross (University of Richmond)
Feb/04/2008Bifurcation Theory and applications to Boundary Value ProblemsMario Martelli (Claremont McKenna College)