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. Please follow the links below for the details of how to get to the institutions. All are welcome to attend the meetings.

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2025 Winter Term Programme:

January 16, 15–17:30 Imperial College, Huxley 140. First talk is joint with the Imperial Applied PDEs seminar.

15:00 Marta Leocata (Luiss University) Intermediate Interactions in Particle Systems: Applications to Fluid Dynamics and Biological Modeling abstract
16:30 Yan-Long Fang (University College London) Plasmons: a new type of resonances from transmission boundary conditions abstract

January 30, 15–17:30 Imperial College, Huxley 140

15:00 Manfred Einsiedler (ETH Zürich) Effective equidstribution of closed orbits abstract
16:30 Claude Warnick (University of Cambridge) (In)stability of quasinormal frequencies of black holes abstract

February 6, 15–17:30 Imperial College, Huxley 140

15:00 Franco Vargas Pallete (Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques) On the topology and index of minimal/Bryant framed surfaces abstract
16:30 Rita Teixeira da Costa (University of Cambridge) The Maxwell equations on the full Kerr black hole family abstract

February 27, 15–17:30 Imperial College, Huxley 140

15:00 Niels Martin Møller (University of Copenhagen) (Non)uniqueness of tangent planes and removable singularities at infinite time for the translating solitons equation abstract
16:30 Maciej Zworski (UC Berkeley) Classical/Quantum correspondence in Lindblad evolution abstract

March 13, 15–17:30 Imperial College, Huxley 140

15:00 Kasia Wyczesany (University of Leeds) Brenier-type theorem for infinite-valued costs and set dualities abstract
16:30 Jonathan Rohleder (Stockholms Universitet) From the hot spots conjecture to Neumann–Dirichlet eigenvalue comparison. abstract

March 27 University College London, Room TBC