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This regional semi-annual seminar series is supported by the National Science Foundation, Baylor University, Texas A&M University, Texas Christian University, the University of Houston and the University of Texas at Tyler. 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.
Organizers: Michael Brannan (Texas A&M University), José Carrión (Texas Christian University), Mehrdad Kalantar (University of Houston), Tao Mei (Baylor University), and David Milan (University of Texas at Tyler).
Organizers: Michael Brannan (Texas A&M University), José Carrión (Texas Christian University), Mehrdad Kalantar (University of Houston), Tao Mei (Baylor University), and David Milan (University of Texas at Tyler).
Fall 2020 Meeting: November 7-8.
Fall 2020 Meeting: November 7-8.
Location: Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
Location: Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
METHOD OF DELIVERY: This meeting is being run as an online + face-to-face hybrid meeting. The entire meeting will be hosted and streamed over Zoom, allowing remote speakers and participants to fully participate in the meeting online, while also allowing local participants to attend or present lectures in a safe, socially distanced setting. The organizers encourage remote participation, but also recognize the need for many participants to have an in-person option.
METHOD OF DELIVERY: This meeting is being run as an online + face-to-face hybrid meeting. The entire meeting will be hosted and streamed over Zoom, allowing remote speakers and participants to fully participate in the meeting online, while also allowing local participants to attend or present lectures in a safe, socially distanced setting. The organizers encourage remote participation, but also recognize the need for many participants to have an in-person option.
ON-CAMPUS PARTICIPANTS: All lectures can be viewed from Blocker Building Room 166 on the Texas A&M Campus. As per state and university rules, face coverings are mandatory inside buildings and appropriate social distancing measures will be enforced.
ON-CAMPUS PARTICIPANTS: All lectures can be viewed from Blocker Building Room 166 on the Texas A&M Campus. As per state and university rules, face coverings are mandatory inside buildings and appropriate social distancing measures will be enforced.
REMOTE PARTICIPANTS:
REMOTE PARTICIPANTS:
Zoom Link (Password to be posted here later):
Zoom Link (Password to be posted here later):
CAREER PANEL: On Saturday at 3:30pm we plan to host an informal career panel with the panelists being the plenary speakers at the meeting. This will be an open and very relaxed discussion where people can ask questions and provide advice.
CAREER PANEL: On Saturday at 3:30pm we plan to host an informal career panel with the panelists being the plenary speakers at the meeting. This will be an open and very relaxed discussion where people can ask questions and provide advice.
Invited Speakers:
Invited Speakers:
Alex Bearden (University of Texas at Tyler) Amenable Dynamical Systems over Locally Compact Groups.
Sarah Chehade (University of Houston)* Saturating DPI for Quantum Entropies.
Elizabeth Gillaspy (University of Montana) Generalized gauge actions, KMS states, and Hausdorff dimension for higher-rank graphs.
Roberto Hernandez Palomares (The Ohio State University)* Representations of unitary categories as bimodules over GJS C*-algebras.
Hanfeng Li (University at Buffalo) Positive entropy and homoclinic pairs.
Haojian Li (University of Illinois)* Matrix-valued Sobolev type inequalities.
Zhenchuan Liu (Baylor University)* Noncommutative Khintchine inequalities and the Z2 property.
Dorina Mitrea (Baylor University) Failure of Fredholm Solvability for the Dirichlet Problem for Weakly Elliptic Systems.
Ivan Todorov (Queen's University Belfast & University of Delaware) Non-local games: operator algebraic approaches.
Yi Wang (Vanderbilt University) Essential commutants on strongly pseudo-convex domains.
*=graduate student, ^=to be confirmed
ABSTRACTS: Available Here
Tentative Schedule (all times are in US central time):
Questions/Comments?: Send inquiries to brazosseminar@gmail.com
LINKS TO PREVIOUS MEETINGS:
Fall 2019: Baylor University
Spring 2019: University of Houston
Fall 2018: Texas A&M University
Spring 2018: Baylor University
Fall 2017: University of Houston
Spring 2017: Texas A&M University
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