Geometry Seminar
The geometry seminar covers a wide range of topics in geometry with particular emphasis on discrete geometry, computational geometry, and algorithmic real algebraic geometry. Many of the speakers are New York area researchers, students, visitors, and postdocs. A seminar talk may report on original research, survey known results, or be almost entirely devoted to an open problem.
You may find an archive of events prior to Summer 2024 here.
Seminar Organizer(s): Joseph Malkevitch, Boris Aronov, and Adam Sheffer
Upcoming Events
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Tuesday, October 6, 20262PM, Online
On the heterogeneity in metric spaces
Marc van Kreveld, Utrecht University -
Tuesday, October 13, 20262PM, Online On Zoom only
TBA
Gill Barequet, Technion -
Tuesday, October 20, 20262PM, Online
TBA
Anton Molnar, Emory -
Tuesday, November 10, 20266PM, Warren Weaver Hall 1314
Four hyperplanes do not always equipartition a mass in R^4
Pablo Soberon, Baruch College and CUNY Graduate Center -
Tuesday, December 1, 20262PM, Online
TBA
Reilly Brown, Dartmouth
Past Events
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Tuesday, September 22, 20266PM, Warren Weaver Hall 1314 and on Zoom
Tight colorful no-dimensional Tverberg theorem
Alexander Polyanskii, Emory -
Tuesday, September 15, 20262PM, Online
Oriented Spanners in Metric Spaces
Michiel Smid, Carlton U -
Tuesday, September 8, 20262PM, Online
The Minimum Dominating Set Problem on Bipartite Circle Graphs: Complexity and Approximation
Karim Abu-Affash, Shamoon College of Engineering