PhD Student Seminar

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Wednesday March 21

Enumerative geometry: Real and complex
Akos Matszangosz (fellow PhD student in topology)
2:00pm

Wednesday March 07

Coloring geometric hypergraphs
Balázs Keszegh (PhD alumnus)
2:00pm

Wednesday February 28

Town Hall - Cancelled
2:00pm

Wednesday February 21

Kahler-Einstein metrics
Gabor Szekelyhidi
2:00pm

Wednesday February 07

Ramsey and Turán problem for sails
András GYÁRFÁS
2:00pm

Wednesday January 31

Interfirm Relationships and Business Performance
Adam Szeidl
2:00pm

Wednesday January 24

Extremal results for graphs and hypergraphs without long
Nika Salia (Phd student)
2:00pm

Wednesday January 17

The ADE affair
Peter Cameron (London, St Andrews)
2:00pm

Wednesday December 06

With Morgan Stanley : Modelling Finance
Aron Varga (CEU alumnus), Nawaf Mohammed (CEU MS alumnus)
2:00pm

Wednesday November 29

Extremal Problems for Partially Ordered Sets
Casey Tompkins (alumni)
2:00pm

Wednesday November 22

A quick trip through knot theory
Antonio Alfieri
2:00pm

Wednesday November 15

On the mod p co-rank of Benjamini-Schramm convergent graph sequences - unusual time!!!
András Mészáros
2:30pm

Wednesday November 08

Erdős-Gallai Type Problems
Oscar Zamora Luna
2:00pm

Wednesday October 25

Generic analytic structures on normal surface singularities
János Nagy
2:00pm

Thursday October 19

Visit by Budapest Semester in Mathematics students
Pál Hegedűs
4:30pm

Wednesday October 18

Town Hall meeting
Karoly Boroczky
2:00pm

Wednesday October 11

Large higher rank locally symmetric spaces are also fat
Miklós Abert
2:00pm

Wednesday October 04

Calibrations on compact manifolds (UNUSUAL TIME!!!)
László Székelyhidi (Leipzig), International Mathematical Congress speaker
12:00pm

Wednesday March 22

Knot concordance and homology sphere groups
Paolo Aceto (Renyi Institute)
2:00pm

Wednesday March 08

On problems in extremal graph theory
Abhisek Methuku
2:00pm

Wednesday March 01

Difference sets
Imre Ruzsa (Rényi Institute)
2:00pm

Wednesday February 15

Random-like behavior in deterministic models of Statistical Physics
Imre Tóth (Technical University, Budapest)
2:00pm

Wednesday February 08

Towards a science of success
Roberta Sinatra
2:00pm

Wednesday February 01

Preserver problems in Functional Analysis
Lajos Molnár (University of Szeged)
2:00pm

Wednesday January 25

Rings of polynomial invariants Why are they interesting and what do we know about them
Kálmán Cziszter
2:00pm