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Math News and Events
Events
November
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November 4Graduate Algebraic Geometry SeminarRio Haeussler Albi – Beilinson’s exceptional collection3:40 PM, B317 Van Vleck Hall
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November 4Math ColloquiaDistinguised Lectures: June Huh – A decomposition theorem for Lefschetz modules, Part 14:00 PM, B239 Van Vleck Hall
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November 4Distinguished LecturesJune Huh (Princeton University) – A decomposition theorem for Lefschetz modules, Part I4:00 PM, B239 Van Vleck Hall
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November 5Statistics SeminarGalin Jones: Reliable Metropolis-Hastings Simulations1:00 PM, 7560 Morgridge Hall
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November 5
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November 5Number Theory and Representation TheoryLior Silberman (UBC Vancouver) – Arithmetic Quantum Unique Ergodicity for hyperbolic spaces2:25 PM, B235 Van Vleck Hall
News
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Mariya Soskova named 2027 AMS Fellow
Mariya Soskova has been elected to the 2027 Class of Fellows of the American Mathematical Society (AMS). Now in its fifteenth year, the Fellows program is one of the Society’s highest forms…
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June Huh, 2022 Fields Medalist, to deliver Distinguished Lecture Series
June Huh (Princeton University) will deliver this year’s Distinguished Lecture Series, titled “A decomposition theorem for Lefschetz modules.” Dates and Times: Part I. Wednesday, November 4, 4-5 pm in Van Vleck B239…
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Math Alumna’s Path to Environmental Policy
During her time at UW–Madison, Isabella Levinthal ’26 majored in Math and participated in the Madison Experimental Mathematics Lab. After that, she originally thought she might pursue a PhD in Math. Her…
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Research prize in Memory of Tom Kurtz
The Institute of Mathematical Statistics, one of the two main scientific societies for probability theory, has established an award in memory of our former emeritus professor Tom Kurtz, who passed away on…