Spring2018 Baylor meeting
Brazos Analysis Seminar Spring 2018 Meeting
March 24-25 Baylor University
This regional semi-annual seminar series rotates at Baylor University, Texas A&M University, University of Houston.
The goal is to bring together analysts at academic institutions within the South-Central region of the United States on a regular basis to communicate their research, with a particular emphasis on providing an opportunity for young researchers and graduate students to meet, collaborate and disseminate their work on a regular basis during the academic year.
Sponsored by NSF, Office of the Vice Provost for Research, College of Arts and Sciences and Department of Mathematics.
Invited Speakers:
Jason Crann (Carleton University, Canada) Mapping ideals of quantum group multipliers
Ken Dykema (Texas A&M University) Decomposability and upper-triangular forms in finite von Neumann algebras
Marius Junge (Univ. of Illinois) Matrix-valued isometric inequalities
Pawel Kasprzak (Warsaw University, Poland) Contractive idempotent functionals on locally compact quantum groups
Jesse Peterson (Vanderbilt University) Connes' character rigidity conjecture for lattices in higher rank groups
Yanli Song (Washington University in St. Louis) Orbital integral and trace formula on homogeneous space
Pierre Tarrago (CIMAT, Mexico) Combinatorics of the free product of planar algebras
Kun Wang (Texas A&M University) Classification of C∗-algebras and the Invariants
Zhenhua Wang* (University of Houston) Introduction to Jordan Operator Algebras
Mateusz Wasilewski* (IMPAN, Poland) Non-conjugacy of generator MASAs in q-Gaussian algebras
Talks will begin on Saturday, Mar. 24 9:30am at Amstrong Browning library. Please use the back entrance on James Ave. Parking on the 8 street and James are free for weekends (including the faculty/staff spots). Sunday meeting will starts 9:30am at room 340 of Sid Richardson.
Organizers: Michael B., Mehrdad K., Andrei M.-F., Brian S., Chian C., Claus K., Dale F., Fritz G., Jon H., Lance L.(chair), Paul H., Tao M., Yan L.