Schedule
ORAM 12 Conference Schedule
Saturday, March 18
8:30am Coffee and Sign-in, 809 Swift Hall
Morning Plenary Session in 800 Swift Hall
9:00am Opening Remarks
9:15am Lan-Hsuan Huang (University of Connecticut)
Equality in the spacetime positive mass theorem
10:15am Marcelo Disconzi (Vanderbilt University)
The relativistic Euler equations with a physical vacuum boundary
Short Break Between Talks
Parallel Session 1a in 808 Swift Hall
11:30am Priyadarshi Dey (University of South Florida)
Projections in the convex hull of isometries on function spaces
12:00pm Chris Gartland (Texas A&M)
Lipschitz Free Spaces over Unions of Metric Spaces
Parallel Session 1b in 816 Swift Hall
11:30am Adam Christopherson (The Ohio State University)
Weighted Bergman kernels and weak-type estimates
12:00pm Liding Yao (The Ohio State University)
Sharp Holder Regularity for Nirenberg’s Complex Frobenius Theorem
Parallel Session 1c in 820 Swift Hall
11:30am Jamison Wallace (University of Kentucky)
W^(1,p) estimates for Dirichlet Problems in Perforated Domains
12:00pm Robert Righi (University of Kentucky)
Large Scale Estimate for Dirichlet Problems on a Bounded Perforated Domain
12:30-2:00pm Break for Lunch
Afternoon Plenary Talk in 800 Swift Hall
2:00pm Burak Erdogan (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)
Dispersive estimates for Dirac operators
Short Break Between Talks
Parallel Session 2a in 808 Swift Hall
3:15pm Gioacchino Antonelli (Courant Institute)
Existence of isoperimetric sets on non-negatively curved 2-dimensional metric spaces
3:45pm Alejandro Santacruz Hidalgo (University of Western Ontario)
Monotonicity in measure spaces and Hardy inequalities
4:15pm Chengcheng Yang (University of Cincinnati)
Regularity of Geodesics in Singular Metric Spaces
Parallel Session 2b in 816 Swift Hall
3:15pm Elizabeth Hale (Kansas State University)
Fractional Leibniz Rules in the Setting of quasi-Banach Function Spaces
3:45pm Adam Mair (University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa)
Two Weight Bump Conditions for Compactness of Commutators
4:15pm Rami Ayoush (University of Warsaw)
On finite configurations in the spectra of singular measures
Parallel Session 2c in 820 Swift Hall
3:15pm Rafael Ceja Ayala (Purdue University)
Analysis of the Transmission Eigenvalue Problem with Two Conductivity Parameters
3:45pm Maximilian Pechmann (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Bose-Einstein condensation for particles with repulsive short-range pair-interactions in a Poisson random external potential in R^d
4:15pm Alim Sukhtayev (Miami University)
Fredholm determinants, Evans functions and Maslov indices
Parallel Session 2d in 819 Swift Hall
3:15pm Michael McNulty (Michigan State University)
Co-Dimension One Stable Blowup for the Quadratic Wave Equation Beyond the Light Cone
3:45pm Brian Choi (Southern Methodist University)
Infinite Speed of Propagation of Fractional Dispersive Waves
4:15pm Mohammad Mahabubur Rahman (Texas Tech University)
Global regularity issue of the two-and-a-half dimensional Hall-magnetohydrodynamics system
Short Break Between Sessions
Parallel Session 3a in 808 Swift Hall
5:00pm Alex McDonald (The Ohio State University)
Constant gap length trees in products of thick Cantor sets
5:30pm Josh Kline (University of Cincinnati)
Obstacle problems with double boundary condition for least gradient functions in metric measure spaces
Parallel Session 3b in 816 Swift Hall
5:00pm Michael Penrod (University of Alabama)
Matrix Weights and Convolution Operators in Variable Lebesgue Spaces
5:30pm Brandon Sweeting (University of Alabama)
Multiplier weak type inequalities for maximal operators and singular integrals
Parallel Session 3c in 820 Swift Hall
5:00pm Roberto Capistrano-Filho (Virginia Tech and Federal University of Pernambuco)
Fourier transform restriction phenomena and applications to control of dispersive equations
5:30pm Silvino Reyes Farina (University of Pittsburgh)
On Uniqueness for Half-Wave Maps in Dimension d ≥ 3
Parallel Session 3d in 819 Swift Hall
5:00pm Fernando Charro (Wayne State University)
Asymptotic Mean-Value Formulas for Nonlinear Equations
5:30pm Oleksandr Misiats (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Regularity and asymptotic properties of nonlocal stochastic evolution equations arising in chemical and biomedical models
6:30pm Conference Dinner in Nippert West Pavilion North Lounge
Enter at North Lobby Entrance (Northwestern Part of Nippert Stadium)
Sunday, March 19
8:30am Coffee and Refreshments, 809 Swift Hall
Morning Plenary Session in 800 Swift Hall
9:00am Galia Dafni (Concordia University)
On certain function spaces in harmonic analysis
10:00am Yannick Sire (Johns Hopkins University)
Harmonic maps with free boundary and beyond
Short Break Between Talks
Parallel Session 4a in 808 Swift Hall
11:15am Xiangdong Xie (Bowling Green State University)
Uniform quasiconformal groups of nilpotent Lie groups
11:45am Hyogo Shibahara (University of Cincinnati)
Toward a C^m Whitney Extension Theorem for Horizontal Curves in Free Step 2 Carnot Groups
12:15pm Zachary Forrest (University of South Florida)
The Parabolic ∞-Laplace Equation in Grushin-Type Spaces
Parallel Session 4b in 816 Swift Hall
11:15am Pavel Zatitskii (University of Cincinnati)
Monotone rearrangement on VMO
11:45am Ioann Vasilyev (Universit Paris Saclay)
The First Beurling and Malliavin Theorem Revisited
12:15pm Lifeng Wang (University of Pittsburgh)
Inequalities in homogeneous Triebel-Lizorkin and Besov-Lipschitz spaces
Parallel Session 4c in 820 Swift Hall
11:15am Ilyas Mustapha (Kansas State University)
Regularity of Solutions for Nonlocal Diffusion Equations on Periodic Distributions
11:45am Woongbae Park (University of Pittsburgh)
Rational homotopy group and its fractional estimate
12:15pm Ramesh Karki (Indiana University East)
Recovering initial temperature of a two-dimensional body from finite time observations
12:45pm End of Conference
ORAM 12 is supported by:
· Department of Mathematical Sciences (University of Cincinnati)
· College of Arts and Sciences (University of Cincinnati)
· Taft Research Center (University of Cincinnati)
· Mathematics Department (University of Kentucky)
ORAM 12 is in cooperation with AWM and supports the Welcoming Environment Statement of the Association for Women in Mathematics.