OCAMI Colloquium (2025)

List of OCAMI Colloquium by Year

Date March 17(Tue.), 2026, 15:00-16:00
Speaker Takayuki Koike (Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title The complex geometry of weak and strong pseudoconvexity
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract In the theory of functions of several complex variables, one of the central themes has long been the question of how far holomorphic functions can be analytically continued, and how one can characterize domains that are, in some sense, natural domains of definition beyond which no further continuation is possible. Through the study of phenomena markedly different from those in one complex variable, as typified by the Hartogs phenomenon, these questions have naturally expanded beyond the theory of domains in complex Euclidean spaces to the setting of general complex manifolds and complex spaces, and are now understood geometrically as problems concerning pseudoconvexity. In the first half of this talk, I will give a brief historical overview of this development. In the second half, I will focus on the difference between weak and strong pseudoconvexity on general complex manifolds. While strong pseudoconvexity fits well with the classical theory, weak pseudoconvexity exhibits subtler and richer geometry, closely related in particular to Levi-flat phenomena. Through concrete examples, I will explain the meaning of this contrast and, with comparisons to results of Andreotti--Grauert type in mind, introduce some recent topics in the complex geometry of weakly pseudoconvex domains./td>
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Speakers: Prof. Koike and Prof. Kato
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Date March 17(Tue.), 2026, 16:30-17:30
Speaker Shin Kato(Osaka Metropolitan University)
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Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus
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Date November 26(Wed.), 2025, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Takenori Kataoka(Tokyo University of Science)
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Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
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Date October 22 (Wed.), 2025, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Kazuma Shimomoto (Institute of Science Tokyo)
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Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
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Date September 2(Tue.), 2025, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Takahiro Matsushita (Shinshu University)
Title On the embeddability of skeleta of manifold triangulations
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract It is well known that every finite d-dimensional simplicial complex can be embedded in R^{2d+1}. On the other hand, by the classical van Kampen-Flores theorem there exists a finite d-dimensional simplicial complex that cannot be embedded in R^{2d}. In this talk, we discuss the embeddability of the d-skeleton of simplicial complexes obtained as triangulations of manifolds, into R^{2d}. This is joint work with Daisuke Kishimoto (Kyushu University).
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Date June 19 (Thu.), 2025, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Hisashi Morioka (Ehime University)
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Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
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Date June 12 (Thu.), 2025, 15:45-16:45 Lecture 1
Speaker Yeonhee Jang (Osaka Metropolitan University)
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Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
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Date June 12(Thu.), 2025, 17:00-18:00 Lecture 2
Speaker Kimball MARTIN (Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title Statistics in Number Theory
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract Many basic objects in number theory, such as prime numbers, do not follow any regular patterns. However, they typically obey certain statistical laws - some of which are less obvious than others. I will first discuss some aspects of the distribution of prime numbers, explaining how they behave like random numbers in some ways but not others. Then I will discuss the distribution of other key objects in number theory, namely elliptic curves and modular forms.
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Date June 2(Mon.), 2025, 15:30-16:30 Lecture 1
Speaker Takuma Hayashi (OCAMI)
Title Real structures in linear algebra, geometry and representation theory
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
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Date June 2(Mon.), 2025, 16:40-17:40 Lecture 2
Speaker Jumpei Yasuda (OCAMI)
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Date June 2(Mon.), 2025, 17:50-18:50 Lecture 3
Speaker Toshiya Yurikusa (OCAMI)
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