ANALYSIS SEMINAR (UTK)
ANALYSIS SEMINAR (UTK)
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The goal of this seminar is to foster engagement with current research in analysis through weekly talks by invited speakers, promoting scholarly exchange among graduate students and faculty.
The goal of this seminar is to foster engagement with current research in analysis through weekly talks by invited speakers, promoting scholarly exchange among graduate students and faculty.
Schedule: (almost) every Wednesday, 3:00PM-3:50PM
Fall 2026 Schedule
Fall 2026 Schedule
Aug 26, 2026
Aug 26, 2026
Speaker: Kirill Lazebnik
Speaker: Kirill Lazebnik
Title: Welding Blaschke Products
Title: Welding Blaschke Products
Abstract:. We will explain how one may "weld" two Blaschke products to obtain a rational function, and address the question of whether the rational function one obtains by this procedure is unique. We will also explain how this question arose in the recent literature on applications of complex analysis to pattern recognition. Along the way we will talk about some relevant work of UTK professors Ken Stephenson and Carl Sundberg.
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