London Analysis and Probability Seminar

The London Analysis and Probability seminar is jointly organized and is alternately held by Imperial College London; King's College London; Queen Mary, University of London and University College London. The seminar meets during term time on Thursdays from 3:00pm-5:30pm. Please follow the links below for the details of how to get to the institutions. All are welcome to attend the meetings.

2011 Autumn Term Programme:

• 3pm Rodrigo Banuelos (Purdue) Sharp L^p-estimates for Fourier multipliers arising from Levy processes abstract (EBD)
• 4.30pm Jari Taskinen (Helsinki) Remarks on the spectrum of the linearized elasticity problem abstract (ES)

• 3pm Hiroshi Isozaki (Tsukuba) Inverse scattering for discrete Schrodinger operators abstract (AP)
• 4.30pm Sergei Simonov (St.Petersburg) Zeros of the spectral density of the Schroedinger operator with a periodic potential and Wigner-von Neumann perturbation abstract (AP)

• 3pm Zeev Sobol (Swansea) Estimates of solutions to degenerate quasi-linear parabolic equations via parabolic analogs of Wolff potentials abstract (YS)
• 4.30pm Sergey Mikhailov (Brunel) Generalized Co-normal Derivatives and Boundary Value Problems for Elliptic PDEs abstract (YS)

• 3pm Sergey Naboko (St.Petersburg) On the spectral analysis of unbounded Jacobi operators with a few gaps in the essential spectrum abstract (LP)
• 4.30pm Maurice Duits (KTH, Stockholm) The Gaussian free field and anisotropic growth abstract (IK)

• 3pm Neal Bez (Birmingham) On sharp space-time estimates for solutions to some linear dispersive equations abstract (AP)
• 4.30pm Dmitry Belyaev (Oxford) Fine structure of harmonic measure abstract (AS)

• 3pm Oana Pocovnicu (Imperial College) The Szegö equation and inverse spectral problems for Hankel operators abstract (AP)
• 4.30pm Maarten de Hoop (Purdue) Elastic-wave inverse scattering with active and passive source reflection data (MR)

2012 Spring Term Programme:

• 3pm
• 4.30pm

• 3pm
• 4.30pm

• 3pm
• 4.30pm

• 3pm
• 4.30pm

• 3pm
• 4.30pm

Old seminar programmes:

Organisers:

D. Crisan (IC) 020-7594-8489 d.crisan@ic.ac.uk

E.B. Davies (KCL) 020-7873-2698 e.brian.davies@kcl.ac.uk

I. Goldsheid (QMW) 020-7882-5473 i.goldsheid@qmw.ac.uk

I.Krasovsky (IC) i.krasovsky@imperial.ac.uk

Ya. Kurylev (UCL) 020-7679-7896 y.kurylev@ucl.ac.uk

A.Laptev (IC) 020-7594-8499 a.laptev@ic.ac.uk

L. Parnovski (UCL) 020-7679-2847 leonid@math.ucl.ac.uk

A. Pushnitski (KCL) 020-7848-1167 alexander.pushnitski@kcl.ac.uk

M. Ruzhansky (IC) 020-7594-8500 ruzh@ic.ac.uk

Yu. Safarov (KCL) 020-7848-2215 yuri.safarov@kcl.ac.uk

E. Shargorodsky (KCL) 020-7848-1379 eugene.shargorodsky@kcl.ac.uk

A. Sobolev (UCL) 020-7679-2863 asobolev@math.ucl.ac.uk

B. Zegarlinski (IC) 020-7594-8492 b.zegarlinski@ic.ac.uk

For questions regarding the website, please contact Alexander Pushnitski

Other analysis seminars:

Paris-London analysis seminar

Regular Analysis Seminars at Imperial College

Imperial Stochastic Analysis Seminar

King's College Analysis Seminar

Pure Mathematics Seminar at UCL

Relevant seminars at Imperial, King's, Queen Mary

Links:

U.K. Mathematics Departments, Centres, and research laboratories

The London Mathematical Society

MathSciNet

Analysis group at Imperial College

Analysis group at King's College

Maps and Directions:

London Underground map

Getting to Imperial College (Department of Mathematics) (do not go in the tunnel if you travel to South Kensington tube station.)

The simplest way to get here:

Travel to the tube station Gloucester Road (District, Circle, and Piccadilly Lines).

When you exit the station, turn left along Gloucester Road, crossing Cromwell Road 50 meters from the exit.

After 4-5 minutes walk along Gloucester Road, turn right to Queen's Gate Terrace.

This is a short road leading directly to the entrance of the Huxley Building, at 180 Queen's Gate. We are on floor 6.

Getting to King's College

Getting to QMW From Stepney Green tube go left along Mile End Road for about 200 metres.

From Mile End tube go west along Mile End Road for about 300 metres.

Getting to UCL. The nearest tube station is `Euston Square', but `Warren Street' and `Euston' are also quite close to the college.