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23
Feb

MSI Graduate Student Colloquium

  • Fri, Feb 28 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Mar 7 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Mar 14 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Mar 21 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Mar 28 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Apr 4 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Apr 11 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Apr 18 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, Apr 25 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, May 2 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, May 9 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, May 16 2025, 2 - 3pm, Fri, May 23 2025, 2 - 3pm
  • Seminar Room 1.33

    Hanna Neumann Building 145 Science Road

    Acton ACT 2601

Interested in meeting your fellow graduate students and learning about their research? We are restarting for 2025 the informal colloquium for graduate HDR students to share interesting topics they’ve come across during their studies.  

The aim is to introduce everyone to a topic/problem and then discuss a model problem/example together. The talks will be casual and (if appropriate) provide a platform for further discussion about the model problem/example. 

19
May

Maximal regularity of parabolic stochastic PDE

  • Mon, May 19 2025, 1 - 2pm
  • Seminar Room 1.33, Hanna Neumann Building 145
    Science Road, Acton ACT 2601

  • Pierre Portal (Australian National University)

Abstract 

Diffusion equations have a smoothing effect on both the initial data and the external forces. Solutions are typically two order of smoothness better than deterministic forcing terms and one order of smoothness better than Ito stochastic forcing terms. In this talk, I'll survey this phenomenon, reaching my latest work on the topic. In this joint work with Pascal Auscher, we show that such smoothing still occurs, even in media that can change in space, time, and the probability variable in an $L^{\infty}$ manner. This is part of quest to understand how noise can regularise fluid mechanics equations. The talk will focus on ideas and directions rather than on techniques (as interesting as they may be to a harmonic analyst).