# Seminar

The seminar series is one of the main components of the Second Mid-Atlantic Analysis Meeting, which is held weekly on Fridays at 3pm Eastern Time, starting from September 4th.

The seminar usually lasts 1.5-2 hours, and includes a mix of invited talks and contributed short talks. In addition, short Q&A sessions with the speakers (on either math or professional experiences) will also be held some weeks.

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## Interested in giving a talk?

We welcome early career mathematicians (e.g. undergraduate/graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, or other junior mathematicians) in any subfield of analysis to present their works. If you would like to give a 30-minute talk at the seminar, please fill out the Google Form here

## Current Schedule:

 September 4, 3pm EDT Stefan Steinerberger (University of Washinton, Seattle) The “Smoothest” Average and New Uncertainty Principles for the Fourier Transform Abstract Slides September 11, 3pm EDT Zihui Zhao (University of Chicago) Boundary Regularity of Area-Minimizing Currents Abstract Slides September 11, 4:05pm EDT Austin Anderson (Florida State University) Riesz Energy and Best Packing on Self Similar Sets Abstract Slides September 18, 3pm EDT Adam Skalski (Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences) Approximation properties of groups and operator algebras: towards maximal Haagerup subgroups and subalgebras (joint work with Yongle Jiang) Abstract Slides September 25, 3pm EDT Kelly Bickel (Bucknell University) Matrix Monotonicity in the Quasi-Rational Setting Abstract Slides October 2, 3pm EDT Alan Chang (Princeton University) Analytic capacity and projections Abstract Slides October 9, 3pm EDT David Beltran (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Variation bounds for spherical averages Abstract Slides October 16 Conference October 23, 3pm EDT Theresa Anderson (Purdue University) Dyadic analysis meets number theory Abstract October 30, 4pm EDT Kornélia Héra (University of Chicago) Hausdorff dimension of Furstenberg-type sets Abstract November 6, 3pm EDT Kyle Hambrook (San Jose State University) Explicit Salem Sets of Arbitrary Dimension in Euclidean Space Abstract Slides November 13, 3pm EST Polona Durcik (Chapman University) A triangular Hilbert transform with curvature Abstract November 20, 3pm EST Alex Barron (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) A sharp global Strichartz estimate for the Schrodinger equation on the cylinder Abstract November 27 Black Friday, no seminar December 4, 3:30pm EST Bruno Poggi (University of Minnesota) Theory of $A_{\infty}$ weights for elliptic measures and generalized Carleson perturbations for elliptic operators Abstract December 4, 4pm EST Kan Jiang (Ningbo University) Some thickness theorems and their applications Abstract December 11, 3pm EST (Harvard University) Energy techniques for nonlinear projections and Favard curve lengths Abstract December 18