290G, Analysis Participation Seminar, Winter 2005

Advice for speakers:

• Relax.
• Know what you are talking about.
• The goal is to explain the material to your peers; they are the majority of the audience. Faculty are like Hobbits⁽¹⁾: "Hobbits delighted in such things, if they were accurate: they liked to have books filled with things that they already knew, set out fair and square with no contradictions."
• " `Begin at the beginning,' the King said gravely, `and go on till you come to the end: then stop.' " ⁽²⁾
• Pictures are good.
• Potential Topics.

Instruction for Cookie-Gelfand

• Bring cookies for the coffee break.
• While the whole audience is encouraged to engage in questions and comments during and after the talk, Cookie-Gelfand - in return for supplying the cookies - earns the priviledge of being Master of the schedule and has the right to interrupt the speaker any amount of time for questions or comments that Cookie-Gelfand deems relevant to the topic. Cookie-Gelfand is allowed to ask questions to the speaker or to the audience. Cookie Gelfand is allowed to slow down the presentation, but not to try to speed it up by disencouraging other comments. Speakers delayed too much by Cookie-Gelfand get to make up for the time the following week (with a new Cookie-Gelfand).

To sign up, e-mail thiele@math.ucla.edu

OK,

	Tuesday 3:00-4:00	Cookies and Gelfand 4:00-4:30	Tuesday 4:30-5:30
Apr. 04	Oscar Blasco (Valencia, Spain) Some results on BMO on the bidisc	-	Jason Tedor A dimension-free Carleson measure estimate
Apr. 11	Tamara Kucherenko Sectorial operators on interpolation spaces	Jon Handy	Ricardo Salazar TBA Recovering a potential from partial Cauchy Data. After the work of Uhlmann and Bukhgeim.
Apr. 18	Ricardo Salazar Recovering a potential from partial Cauchy Data. After the work of Uhlmann and Bukhgeim.	Zubin Gautam	no second talk
Apr. 25	Shao Shuanglin Restriction theorem in dimension 2	John Bueti	Zubin Gautam Classification of ergodic transformations with pure-point spectrum
May 02	Steve O'Dell The Aharonov Bohm effect and time-dependent scattering theory	Joe Viola	Shao Shuanglin Restriction Theoem in Dimension 2
May 09	Steve O'Dell The Aharonov Bohm effect and time-dependent scattering theory	Christoph Thiele	Kenley Jung Strongly 1-bounded von Neumann algebras
May 16	Jon Handy Corona and Interpolation Problems for (Complements of) Square Cantor Sets	Paco Villarroya	Kenley Jung Strongly 1-bounded von Neumann algebras
May 23	Jon Handy Corona and Interpolation Problems for (Complements of) Square Cantor Sets	Michael Vanvalkenburg	Soonsik Kwon The stability of soliton solutions to the KdV equation
May 30	Soonsik Kwon The stability of soliton solutions to the KdV equation	Monica Visan	Paco Villarroya A bilinear T(1) theorem
Jun 06	Paco Villarroya A bilinear T(1) theorem	Shao Shuanglin	Victor Lie A result by Stein and Wainger on polynomial phase maximal operators
Jun 13	Victor Lie A result by Stein and Wainger on polynomial phase maximal operators	Raanan Schul	Larry Zalcman, Bar Ilan University Picard Theorems 1879-2006

Schedule from Winter 2006

Schedule from Fall 2005

Schedule from Spring 2005

Schedule from Winter 2005

Schedule from Fall 2004.

Schedule from Spring 2004.