Geometry & Geometric Analysis Seminar

The Geometry and Geometric Analysis (GAGA) Seminar is an opportunity for geometers, topologists, and others from TCU and other campuses to learn about new topics of mutual interest. GAGA meets most weeks during the school year. You can find notes from past talks at the GAGA Note Repository, located in a secure off-campus location.

The Fall 2025 GaGA seminar is Tuesdays at 4 pm in TUC 352 on TCU campus, and also the seminar will be available on zoom. Contact Ken Richardson for the link.

The next two Tuesday seminars will be replaced by Colloquium talks:

Tue Sep 30, 4 pm, TUC 352: Carlos Arreche (UTD), Deciding summability via residues

Tue Oct 7, 4 pm, TUC 352: Jiří (George) Lebl (Ok St), Proper holomorphic maps of balls and annuli

The next GaGA seminar talk of the Fall, 2025 semester will be Tue Oct 14, 4 pm, TUC 352, by Eun Hye Lee (TCU):

Title: An Introduction to the Langlands Correspondence, part 4
Abstract: The Langlands Correspondence has been one of the central themes of research for decades in many fields of mathematics, including number theory, representation theory, algebraic geometry, and recently topology. In this series of talks, we will build up some basic algebraic number theory facts to state (a version of) the Langlands Correspondence.

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