The Seventh Ohio River Analysis Meeting

University of Cincinnati | March 25-26, 2017 | Cincinnati, Ohio

Schedule
& Abstracts

Schedule:

All talks are in the Swift Hall 8^th floor classrooms.
Invited Addresses are indicated in green.
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Saturday, March 25


8:30am		Coffee and Sign-in, 809 Swift Hall

Morning Plenary Session in 800 Swift Hall
9:00am		Opening Remarks
9:15am		Christopher Sogge (Johns Hopkins): On the concentration of eigenfunctions
10:15am		Alex Iosevich (Rochester): On a bilinear analog of the spherical averaging operator

Short Break Between Talks

Parallel Session 1a in 808 Swift Hall
11:30am		Stephen Deterding (Kentucky): Bounded point derivations on R^p(X) and approximate derivatives
12:00pm		Vladimir Vinogradov (Ohio University): On applications of special functions in probability theory

Parallel Session 1b in 816 Swift Hall
11:30am		Anton Lukyanenko (Michigan): Separated nets in nilpotent groups
12:00pm		Alexander Reznikov (Vanderbilt): Separation and covering properties of greedy energy points

Parallel Session 1c in 820 Swift Hall
11:30am		Tilak Bhattacharya (Western Kentucky): Existence of viscosity solutions of Trudinger's equation and long time asymptotics
12:00pm		Dekai Zhang (Minnesota): The Neumann problem of Hessian quotient equations

12:30-2:00pm		Break for Lunch

Afternoon Plenary Talk in 800 Swift Hall
2:00pm		Stefanie Petermichl (Toulouse III): On the matrix A₂ conjecture

Short Break Between Talks

Parallel Session 2a in 808 Swift Hall
3:15pm		Alex Mesiats (Courant): Convex duality in nonconvex variational problems
3:45pm		Guanying Peng (Cincinnati): Regularity of the Eikonal equation with two vanishing entropies
4:15pm		Dat Pham (Wayne State): Lipschizian and Hölderian full stability for parametric variational systems

Parallel Session 2b in 816 Swift Hall
3:15pm		Matthew Romney (Illinois): Geometry of Grushin space
3:45pm		Sergii Myroshnychenko (Kent State): On the uniqueness of polytopes with congruent spherical projections
4:15pm		Alan Chang (Chicago): The Kakeya needle problem for rectifiable sets

Parallel Session 2c in 820 Swift Hall
3:15pm		Mariana Smit Vega Garcia (Washington): The singular free boundary in the Signorini problem
3:45pm		Morgan Scheffler (Kentucky): Approximation of solutions to the mixed problem on Lipschitz domains
4:15pm		Stephen Quinn (Missouri): A sublinear Schur's test for elliptic PDEs

Parallel Session 2d in 819 Swift Hall
3:15pm		Erin Compaan (Illinois): Well-posedness and nonlinear smoothing for the "good" Boussinesq equation on the half-line
3:45pm		Fazel Hadadifard (Kansas): The global regularity of the 2D critical Boussinesq system with α > 2/3
4:15pm		John Holmes (Ohio State): The compressible Euler equations in R²

Short Break Between Sessions

Parallel Session 3a in 808 Swift Hall
5:00pm		Diego Ricciotti (Pittsburgh): Regularity for p-harmonic functions in the Heisenberg group
5:30pm		Lukáš Malý (Cincinnati): Neumann problem for p-Laplace equation in metric spaces

Parallel Session 3b in 816 Swift Hall
5:00pm		Dmitriy Stolyarov (Michigan State): Operator of integration on the space of bounded analytic functions

Parallel Session 3c in 820 Swift Hall
5:00pm		Josh Brummer (Kansas State): Bilinear operators with homogeneous symbols, smooth molecules, and Kato-Ponce inequalities
5:30pm		Bae Jun Park (Wisconsin): On the boundedness of pseudo-differential operators on Triebel-Lizorkin spaces

Parallel Session 3d in 819 Swift Hall
5:00pm		Jacob Perry (North Carolina): Localized energy for wave equations with degenerate trapping, Part I
5:30pm		Robert Booth (North Carolina): Localized energy for wave equations with degenerate trapping, Part II
7:00pm	Conference Dinner, UC Faculty Club, 8^th floor Richard E. Lindner Center. Location Info.

Sunday, March 26


8:30am		Coffee and Refreshments, 809 Swift Hall

Morning Plenary Session in 800 Swift Hall
9:00am		Andrea Nahmod (Massachusetts): Randomization and dynamics in nonlinear wave and dispersive equations
10:00am		Jeremy Tyson (Illinois): Quasiregular mappings of Euclidean space and the Heisenberg group

Short Break Between Talks

Parallel Session 4a in 808 Swift Hall
11:15am		Maxim Gilula (Michigan State): An analytic perspective on stability for oscillatory integrals in higher dimensions
11:45am		Ryan Berndt (Otterbein): The weighted Fourier inequality, polarity, and reverse Hölder inequality

Parallel Session 4b in 816 Swift Hall
11:15am		Chase Russell (Kentucky): Homogenization in perforated domains and interior Lipschitz estimates
11:45am		Jinping Zhuge (Kentucky): Periodic homogenization of elliptic equations with oscillating boundary data

Parallel Session 4c in 820 Swift Hall
11:15am		Scott Zimmerman (Pittsburgh): Sobolev extensions of Lipschitz mappings into metric spaces
11:45am		Gareth Speight (Cincinnati): Porosity and differentiability in Euclidean spaces and Carnot groups

Break for Lunch

Parallel Session 5a in 808 Swift Hall
1:45pm		Roza Aceska (Ball State): Scalability generated by iterative actions of operators
2:15pm		Vani Cheruvu (Toledo): Wavelet regularized solution of Laplace equation in an arbitrary shaped domain
2:45pm		Ramesh Karki (Indiana - East): Optimal reconstruction of initial data in some evolutionary PDEs via finite discrete samplings

Parallel Session 5b in 816 Swift Hall
1:45pm		Keaton Hamm (Vanderbilt): Regular families of kernels for nonlinear approximation
2:15pm		Darío Mena Arias (Georgia Tech): Sparse operators and the sparse T1 theorem
2:45pm		Dong Dong (Illinois): Hilbert transforms in a 3 by 3 matrix

Parallel Session 5c in 820 Swift Hall
1:45pm		Eric Stachura (Haverford College): Existence of propagators for Coulomb-like potentials in density functional theory
2:15pm		Rajinder Mavi (Michigan State): Anderson localization with degenerate spectrum
2:45pm		Luis San Martín Jiménez (UNAM): A connection between two initial Dirichlet-type problems for parabolic equations

3:15pm		End of conference

The Ohio River Analysis Meeting is a joint project of the University of Cincinnati Department of Mathematical Sciences and the University of Kentucky Department of Mathematics.

It is made possible by additional generous support from the University of Cincinnati, the Charles Phelps Taft Research Center, and the National Science Foundation.