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Thursday, April 16, 2026
International Polyhedral Products Seminar
Soumen Sarkar, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Integral equivariant K-theory ring of simplicial GKM orbifold complexes
Algebraic Topology Seminar
Gianmarco Caldini, Università di Trento,
Homotopy with holes and minimal surfaces.
PACM IDeAS
Elad Romanov, Yale University
On Principal Component Regression in High Dimension
Analysis of Fluids and Related Topics
Jan Burczak, Universität Leipzig
Scalar anomalous dissipation
Discrete Mathematics Seminar
Liana Yepremyan, Emory
Graphs with large fractional chromatic number and small Hall ratio
Joint PU/IAS Number Theory
Alexander Bertoloni Meli, Boston University
Cuspidal Sheaves on the Stack of L-Parameters.
Topology Seminar
Daren Chen, California Institute of Technology
Two-component L-space links, satellite and the tau-invariant

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