seminars

2015.05.11 10:16:09

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Date	May 15, 2015
Speaker	박지훈
Dept.	포항공대
Room	129-301
Time	15:00-16:30

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Date	Time	Subject	Speaker	Room
Nov 07, 2014	16:00-17:00	Omori-Yau Maximum Principle on Alexandrov Spaces	이한진	129-301
Jun 05, 2015	10:30-12:00	Uniqueness property of C^*-algebras generated by isometries	장선영	129-301
Jun 09, 2015	14:00-16:00	Statistical Modeling for Real Data Analysis	Inyoung Kim	129-301
Jul 09, 2015	16:00-17:00	Quantum ergodicity and the number of nodal domains of eigenfunctions	장승욱	129-301
Nov 28, 2014	10:30-12:00	Weak amenability of Fourier algebras and local synthesis of the anti-diagonal	이훈희	129-301
Dec 04, 2014	17:00-18:00	BIRATIONAL GEOMETRY OF THE MODULI SPACE OF RANK 2 PARABOLIC VECTOR	유상범	129-301
Sep 11, 2015	10:30-12:00	Construction of multi-qubit optimal genuine entanglement witnesses	한경훈	129-301
Sep 11, 2015	13:30-15:30	Quantum Information Theory Basics	지동표	129-301
Sep 18, 2015	13:30-15:30	Quantum Information Theory Basics	지동표	129-301
Sep 02, 2015	13:30-15:30	Quantum Information Theory Basics	지동표	129-301
Sep 25, 2015	10:30-12:00	Fullness of the core von Neumann algebra of a free product factors	Reiji Tomatsu	129-301
Jan 21, 2015	16:00-17:00	Convex cocompactness for subgroups of right-angled Artin groups	Thomas Koberda	129-301
Jan 26, 2015	13:00-14:00	Deformation rigidity of odd Lagrangian Grassmannians	박경동	129-301
Oct 02, 2015	10:30-12:00	Douglas-Shapiro-Shields factorizations	황인성	129-301
Oct 16, 2015	13:30-15:30	Quantum Information Theory Basics	지동표	129-301
Oct 13, 2015	16:00-17:00	Some construction of K3 surfaces motivated by diophantine geometry	김도형	129-301
Mar 03, 2015	16:00-18:30	Introduction to Cluster Algebras coming from surfaces I, II	이경용	129-301
Mar 04, 2015	16:00-17:00	Cluster algebras and mirror symmetry	이경용	129-301
Oct 20, 2015	15:00-17:00	Quantum Information THeory Basics 1	지동표	129-301
Oct 23, 2015	13:00-15:00	Quantum Information THeory Basics 1	지동표	129-301

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