University of Washington
The University of Washington PIMS site office is located in the Department of Mathematics at (Padleford building) the University of Washington (Map).
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Scientific, Seminar
UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Corrine Yap
The mathematics of origami, or paper folding, raises rich questions in combinatorics and computational geometry, particularly related to flat-foldability: given a crease pattern, represented as a planar graph, and an assignment of mountains and...
Scientific, Colloquia
UWashington-PIMS Mathematics Colloquium: Jarod Alper
In the rich landscape of algebraic varieties, moduli spaces stand out as some of the most enchanting varieties, capturing the imagination of algebraic geometers with their profound elegance and deep connections to other branches of mathematics...
Scientific, Summer School
Structure-Preserving Scientific Computing and Machine Learning: Summer School and Hackathon
We invite talented and motivated graduate students from Canada and the United States to participate in a unique Summer School and Hackathon. The goal of this event is to expose graduate students to the exciting and emergent field of Structured...
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UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Dmitry Ryabogin
Let K be a convex body made of material of uniform density less than 1 submerged into water of density 1. How to find the directions of equilibrium of $K$? How many directions of equilibrium does a triangular prism have? (A direction n orthogonal to...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Jasper Moxuan Liu
Let Mat n × n ( C ) be the affine space of n × n complex matrices with coordinate ring C [ x n × n ] . We define graded quotients of C [ x n × n ] where each quotient ring carries a group action. These quotient rings are obtained by applying the...
Scientific, Seminar
UWashington Distinguished Seminar in Optimization and Data: Tselil Schramm
For many optimization problems, we lack time-efficient algorithms; in many cases this is true even for "average-case" inputs from simple data models. To what extent can tools for complexity theory be adapted to this average-case setting? In this talk...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Lucas Gagnon
Schubert polynomials concretely embody the remarkable connection between the geometry of the flag variety G L ( n ) / B and the combinatorics of the symmetric group. This talk will develop similar story for the forest polynomials recently introduced...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Sarafina Ford
Locally gentle algebras are a class of infinite-dimensional, non-connected algebras which have nice combinatorial interpretation in terms of quivers with relations. These relations ensure that each arrow is contained in a unique maximal path. In this...
Scientific, Colloquia
UWashington-PIMS Mathematics Colloquium: Agnès Beaudry
Homology and cohomology are powerful invariants: while easy to compute, they contain rich information about spaces, the geometry of manifolds, vector bundles, and more. (Co)homology satisfies a list of axioms which are easy to generalize. The best...
Scientific, Seminar
UWashington Y Math Seminar: Sharon Arroyo and Joerg Gablonsky
Sharon and Joerg are members of the Boeing Applied Mathematics organization. They partner with business units to develop applied math solutions and tools that help Boeing reduce costs, improve products and operations. In this presentation, Sharon and...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Combinatorics and Geometry Seminar: Special episode: Graduate Student Lightning Talks
Talk titles and abstracts: Natasha Crepeau: Constructing stability conditions from triangulations of Lawrence polytopes Abstract: A stability condition of a graph G is a collection of generalized break divisors of size | ST ( G ) | . In this talk, we...
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UWashington Distinguished Seminar in Optimization and Data: Fatma Kilinc-Karzan
We consider an online strategic classification problem where each arriving agent can manipulate their true feature vector to obtain a positive predicted label while incurring a cost that depends on the amount of manipulation. The learner seeks to...
Scientific, Seminar
Kantorovich Initiative Seminar: Gilles Mordant
In this talk, we will discuss the question of establishing CLTs for empirical entropic optimal transport when choosing the regularisation parameter as a decreasing function of the sample size. Importantly, decreasing the regularisation parameter...
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Staff
Position | Name | Phone # | Office | |
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PIMS Site Director, University of Washington | Jayadev Athreya | jathreya@uw.edu | +1 (206) 616-2481 | C-419, Padelford Hall |
Site Administrator - University of Washington | Michael Munz | munz@math.washington.edu | +1 (206) 543-0397 |
Name | Position | Research Interests | Supervisor | Year |
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Pawel Morzywolek | PIMS-Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington | Statistics | Alex Luedtke | 2024 |
Anastassiya Semenova | PIMS-Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington | Applied mathematics and nonlinear science | Bernard Deconinck | 2023 |
Daniel Kessler | PIMS-Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington | Statistics | Daniela Witten | 2023 |
Samuel Van Fleet | PIMS-Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington | Numerical Analysis and PDE | Jingwei Hu | 2023 |
Amrei Oswald | Postdoctoral Researcher | Non-commutative Algebra | James Zhang | 2022 |
Shiping Cao | Postdoctoral Researcher | Fractals | Zhen-Qing Chen | 2022 |
Xiaowen Zhu | PIMS Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington | Mathematical Physics | Alexis Drout | 2022 |
Jesse Daniel Raffa | University of Washington | Statistics | Elizabeth A. Thompson | 2014 |
Nicholas W. Reichert | University of Washington | Partial Differential Equations | Robin Graham | 2014 |