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X-WR-CALNAME:Departmental Colloquium - Fall 2010
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UID:20100930T160000-karl-schwede@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:Singularities of polynomials in characteristic 0 and characteristic p
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Karl Schwede\, Penn State University and currently visiting University of Utah\n\nI will discuss the singularities of the zero-locus of a complex valued polynomial equation. A particular focus will be payed to comparing different singularities. I will discuss two different approaches to this question, both analytic (characteristic zero) and algebraic (positive characteristic).

LOCATION:JWB 335

URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2010-fall/
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UID:20101028T160000-gennady-lyubeznik@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:Characteristic-free aspects of the theory of D-modules
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Gennady Lyubeznik\, University of Minnesota\n\nThe theory of rings of differential operators and modules over them exists mostly in characteristic zero. Only some isolated results are known in characteristic p>0. Some characteristic zero results are known to be false in characteristic p>0. Even those results that hold both in characteristic zero …

LOCATION:JWB 335

URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2010-fall/
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UID:20101202T160000-davar-khoshnevisan@math.utah.edu
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SUMMARY:The stochastic heat equation: Chaos before the onset of intermittency
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Davar Khoshnevisan\, University of Utah\n\nWe consider a nonlinear stochastic heat equation with multiplicative space-time white noise. It is now known that in many cases the solution has intermittent behavior at large times. Here we establish a number of fixed-time results about the solution; among other things these results imply that the …

LOCATION:JWB 335

URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2010-fall/
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