WelcomeTitle: Rigidity Theorems in Geometric Function Theory.
Hrant Hakobyan
Kansas State University
Title: TBA
Sheel Ganatra,
University of California, Berkeley
Title: Spectral measure for a self-adjoint operator via the heat semigroup
Frederic Bernicot,
Laboratoire de Mathematiques Jean Leray, Nantes, France
Professor Andy Bennett receives the 2012 MAA Kansas Section Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics.
Assistant Professor Nathan Albin receives a KSU Faculty Development Award; an award from the KSU Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Faculty Enhancement Program; and an Air Force STTR subaward.
Associate Professor and I-Center Director Virginia Naibo has been featured in the sesquicentennial educational project Science in Kansas—150 years and counting sponsored by the Ad Astra Kansas Initiative.
The program "The Geometry of Topological D-Branes, Categories and Applications" will take place in Vienna.
The first one to support his research; the second one to organize a conference in campus this Fall.
Dakota Bixler, Joshua Ericson, Na Long, Brian Moore, Vincent Pigno, Shane Scott, Stephanie Stoway, and Hainan Zhang are I-Center Scholars for Fall 2011.
Derrick Hart and Zheng Hua join the Department as I-Center and M-Center Postdocs.
Nathan Albin and Roman Fedorov join the Department as tenure-track faculty
A conference devoted to geometric and algebraic aspects of mirror symmetry will be held at Kansas State University, November 3-6, 2011.
Assistant Professor Hrant Hakobyan receives an NSF Epscor First Award to support his research program on Quasiconformal Geometry of Fractal Spaces.
Professor and M-Center Director Yan Soibelman receives an NSF-DMS award to support his research program on Cohomological Hall algebra and motivic Donaldson-Thomas invariants.
Associate Professor and I-Center Director Virginia Naibo receives an NSF-DMS award to support her research program on Bilinear techniques in time-frequency and real analysis.
Lectures by nine mathematics alumni, three visiting professors, and two of our faculty and staff were the highlights of the 2010 Undergraduate Lecture Series in Mathematics at Kansas State University.
The first conference to be held in Italy, July 2-8; the second one in Croatia, July 11-15.
Kansas State University mathematics graduate Jeffrey Hicks is among 2,000 students nationally to receive a 2011 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship.
I-Center scholars Joshua Ericson and Hainan Zhang and Professor Pietro Poggi-Corradini examine how epidemics are spread in rural communities and how they can be effectively controlled.
Two teams of Kansas State University students successfully participated in the 2011 Mathematical Contest in Modeling, among 2,775 teams representing institutions from sixteen countries.
Pietro Poggi-Corradini will give three lectures on Random Walks and Electrical Networks hosted by the Center for Complex Network Approach to Epidemic Modeling and Simulation (EpiCenter).
Garrett Alston is invited speaker at two prestigious international research conferences this Summer
James Bailey, Brian Bishof, Eric Bunch, Joshua Ericson, Ya Gao, and Yuan Yan are I-Center Scholars for Spring 2011.
Professors Ricardo Castano-Bernard, Gerald Hoehn and Virginia Naibo have been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Congratulations!
Kansas State University mathematics students came up with multiple victories at the recent 2011 Kansas Collegiate Mathematics Competition.
The Center for Mirror Symmetry & Tropical Geometry (M-Center) opens