The Ziwet Lectures were established in 1934 through a bequest from Professor Alexander Ziwet, a faculty member and chair of the UM Department of Mathematics from 1888-1925. He stipulated that his estate “should be used for the promotion of scientific work.” The Ziwet lectures have been one of the most prestigious lectures series in the department. Following in a list of distinguished mathematicians who have given Ziwet Lectures.
What goes on in a plasma?
Vlasov-Fokker-Planck: Relaxation with degenerate dissipation
Landau damping: relaxation without dissipation
Apr 2009
J. Tyson
How Do Cells Compute
Temporal Organization of the Eukaryotic Cell Cycle
Mathematical Challenges in Systems Biology
Nov 2008
I. Karatzas
Some Stochastic Control Problems in Mathematical Finance
Volatility Stabilization, Diversity and Arbitrage
Optimal Arbitrage
Feb 2008
C. McMullen
Billiards and Teichmuller Theory
Islands on Algebraic Surfaces
Topology of Numbers
Sept 2006
J. Marsden
Invariant Manifolds and Coherent Structures
Discrete Mechanics, Variational Integrators & Optimization A Plethora of Geodesics on Lie Groups
2003
M. Artin
2001
W. Gowers
2000
P. Sarnak
1997
J. Bourgain
1992
R.L. Graham
1990
G.A. Margulis
1988
K. Uhlenbeck
1986
P.D. Lax
1984
R.H. Bott
1982
S.T. Yau
1980
W.P. Thurston
1978
E. Bombieri
1976
I.M. Singer
1974
D. Mumford
1970
L.V. Ahlfors
1968
M. Atiyah
1966
J. Milnor
1964
L. Nirenberg
1962
I. Kaplansky
1960
J.H.C. Whitehead
1958
M. Kac
1953
A.M. Gleason
1949
R.H. Fox
1946
K. Friedrichs
1944
C. Chevalley
1944
J.W.T. Youngs
1944
P. Erdos
1941
S. MacLane
1939
J. von Neumann
1938
E. Hecke
1937
O. Szasz
1936
R.A. Fisher
1936
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