Student Activities
Student Activities
Upcoming Events
Past Events
- 1-2-3 Seminar: Jay Reiter (Title TBA) (Jay Reiter, University of Washington) -
- 1-2-3 Seminar: Measuring singularities in char 0 and p via "thresholds" (Haocheng Cai, University of Washington) -
- 1-2-3 Seminar: Quiz section for Brauer groups (Ting Gong, University of Washington) -
- Lean Together (Vasily Ilin, Dhruv Bhatia) - , , ,
- 1-2-3 Seminar: Fantastic shapes and how to count them (Michael Zeng, University of Washington) -
- 1-2-3 Seminar: Making Representations with Y**ng T*bl***x (Bryan Lu, University of Washington) -
- Lean Together (Vasily Ilin, Dhruv Bhatia) - , ,
- Lean Together (Vasily Ilin) -
- Seed-Prover: Deep and Broad Reasoning for Automated Theorem Proving (Vasily Ilin) -
- Rational and Irrational (Andrei Okounkov, Columbia University, 2025 Walker Ames scholar) -
- UW MATH Potluck Picnic (All Math Department Members and Alumni are invited!) -
- Math AI Lab Poster Presentations (Math AI Lab) -
- GSAS: Activated Random Walk, Also Sports Data (Maddy Brown, University of Washington (Seattle)) -
- Applications of symmetry (Monica Vazirani, UC Davis) -
- GSAS: Calderón Problem for isotropic conductivity equation in dimension 3 and higher (Leo Zhang, University of Washington (Seattle)) -
- GSAS: Calderón problem for the quasilinear conductivity equation in dimension 2 (Ruirui Wu, University of Washingotn) -
- Uniform Convergence (Corrine Yap, Georgia Tech) -
- GSAS: Algebra? In my graduate student analysis seminar? (Jack Kendrick, University of Washington (Seattle)) -
- GSAS: Hidden gradient flow structures for the Moran process and the Kimura equation (Benjamin Capdeville, Université Paris Saclay) -
- Math AI Lab Winter 2025 Projects (Math AI Lab) -
- GSAS: Torsion Function and Analytic Perturbation of Convex Domains (Linhang Huang, University of Washington, Seattle) -
- Counting stars (Mark Saul, New York University Center for Mathematical Talent/Julia Robinson Math Festival) -
- GSAS: Stable Matching (Hyojeong Son (University of Washington, Seattle)) -
- GSAS: Approximating Schrödinger Bridges (Garrett Mulcahy, University of Washington, Seattle) -
- GSAS: Geometric Measure Theory and Optimal Transport Double Feature!! (Emily Casey, Garrett Mulcahy (University of Washington, Seattle)) -
- GSAS: Geometry of measures with Hölder density bounds in a Riemannian setting (Ignacio Tejeda, University of Washington) -
- Diffusion Generative Modeling: Making Pictures from Noise with Math (Vasily Ilin) -
- GSAS: Diffusion Generative Modeling: Making Pictures from Noise with Math (Vasily Ilin) -
- GSAS: Lightning Talks (Emily Casey, Linhang Huang, Garrett Mulcahy, Sebastian Munoz-Thon, Ignacio Tejeda, Ruirui Wu, Tony Zeng) -
- UW Math Alumni Gathering (All current and former members of the department are invited.) -
- GSAS: Universality for Self-organized Criticality (Hyojeong Son) -
- Formalizing mathematics in the eXperimental Lean Lab (Experimental Lean Lab) -
- Back-to-School seminar: Affine Group Schemes of Multiplicative Type (Charlie Magland) -
- GSAS: X-ray transform on closed manifolds of negative curvature (Sean Richardson, University of Washington) -
- Back-to-School seminar: Computing bordism rings with homotopy theory (Jay Reiter) -
- GSAS: How to train your network (Vasily Ilin, University of Washington) -
- GSAS: A Calderón's problem for harmonic maps (Sebastián Muñoz-Thon, Purdue University) -
- Back-to-School seminar: Galois groups, fundamental groups, and the étale fundamental group (Mal Dolorfino) -
- GSAS: High-Dimensional Limit of SGD Dynamics via a System of ODEs (Begoña García Malaxechebarría) -
- GSAS: Combinatoric Conditions for the Geometry of Julia Sets (Linhang Huang, University of Washington) -
- GSAS: Iterated Schr\"{o}dinger Bridge Approximation to Wasserstein Gradient Flows (Garrett Mulcahy, University of Washington) -
- Equidistribution of repelling periodic points in non-archimedean dynamics
(Lorenzo Bottiglione, University of Washington) - - Algebraic Geometry Student's Seminar - How to take quotients in Algebraic Geometry? (aka Geometric Invariant Theory) (Arkamouli Debnath, University of Washington ) -
- Generating Functions in Lean (Herman Chau, University of Washington) -
- SMALL BOUNDARIES AND CIRCULAR REASONING (Stefan Steinerberger) -
- The Anisotropic Gaussian Isoperimetric Inequality and Ehrhard Symmetrization (Kuan-Ting Yeh, University of Washington) -
- AWM event for Women in Math Day (Bianca Viray, Emily Casey, Suh Young Choi, Be'eri Greenfeld, Kaitlynn Lilly, Julie Curtis, Sarafina Ford, Grace O'Brien, Xiaowen Zhu; University of Washington ) -
- Algebraic Geometry Student's Seminar : Brauer Groups and Quotient Stacks (Ting Gong, University of Washington ) -
- Quantitative control of the epsilon-function determines regularity (Emily Casey, University of Washington) -
- Algebraic Geometry Student's Seminar - Equidistribution of repelling periodic points in non-archimedean dynamics (Lorenzo Bottiglione (University of Washington)) -