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Date	Time	Subject	Speaker	Room
Feb 14, 2023	10:00-12:00	Introduction to random graphs, and thresholds	박진영	선택
Sep 18, 2015	16:00-17:00	Zeta regularized determinant over Riemann surfaces	박진성	27-325
Oct 20, 2014	17:15-18:45	Quantum Field theory and enhanced homotopy theory for period integrals	박지훈	129-406
Oct 22, 2014	17:15-18:45	Quantum Field theory and enhanced homotopy theory for period integrals	박지훈	129-406
Oct 24, 2014	17:15-18:45	Quantum Field theory and enhanced homotopy theory for period integrals	박지훈	129-406
May 15, 2015	15:00-16:30	Introduction to Number theory for topologists	박지훈	129-301
Oct 18, 2019	15:10-16:10	Introduction to Dwork's theory	박지훈	129-104
Apr 03, 2024	16:30-18:00	Hessian estimates, monotonicity formulae, and applications	박지원	27-325
May 09, 2024	16:00-16:30	Multiscale method in cluster expansion	박지운	129-101
May 13, 2022	14:00-16:00	Nonclassicality and non-Gaussianity for continuous-variable quantum information $file$	박지용	선택
Oct 12, 2023	16:00-16:30	Mathematical understanding of first-order optimization algorithms	박지선	129-101
Sep 16, 2022	16:00-17:00	Height-moduli and lower order terms	박준용	27-325
Jul 13, 2021	10:00-12:00	Data-driven learning of the G-limits in homogenization problems	박준서	27-116
Jun 25, 2019	14:00-15:00	On the Bergman kernel for Hartogs triangle domains	박종도	129-310
Jan 19, 2022	10:00-11:30	Marcinkiewicz regularity for singular parabolic $p$-Laplace type equations with measure data $file$	박정태	선택
Jan 18, 2023	16:00-17:00	Porous medium equations with measure data	박정태	27-325
Sep 13, 2017	16:00-17:30	Toeplitz and Hankel operators induced by measures $file$	박재휘	129-301
Sep 19, 2018	16:00-17:30	Reducing subspaces of tensor products of operators and representation of permutation group $file$	박재휘	129-301
Oct 20, 2014	15:30-17:00	Lectures on Algebraic Quantum Field theory	박재석	129-406
Oct 22, 2014	15:30-17:00	Lectures on Algebraic Quantum Field theory	박재석	129-406

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