OCAMI Colloquium (2026)

List of OCAMI Colloquium by Year

Date November 11(Wed.), 2026, 16:30-17:30
Speaker Akiyama Shigeki(Professor Emeritus, Tsukuba University)
Title TBA
Place Room F415, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract TBA
Registration Please register by 9:00 on November 11 Registration Form
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Date October 7(Wed.), 2026, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Kamada Seiichi(Osaka University)
Title TBA
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus
Abstract TBA
Registration Please register by 9:00 on October 7 Registration Form
Note No online streaming (Zoom) will be provided.

 

Date July 16(Thu.), 2026, 16:00-17:00
Speaker Rei Murakami( Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title TBA
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract TBA
Registration Please register by 9:00 on July 16 Registration Form
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Date July 7(Tue.), 2026, 14:45-15:45
Speaker Yusuke Nishinaka (Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title TBA
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract TBA
Registration Please register by 9:00 on July 7
Speakers: Prof. Nishinaka and Prof. Sun
Registration Form
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Date July 7(Tue.), 2026, 16:00-17:00
Speaker Lijie Sun(Osaka Metropolitan University)
Title TBA
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract TBA
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Date July 2(Thu.), 2026, 17:00-18:00
Speaker Tsuyoshi Yoneda(Hitotsubashi University)
Title Japanese page only
Place Room E408, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract Japanese page only
Registration Please register by 9:00 on July 2 Registration Form
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Date Jun 19(Fri.), 2026, 13:15-14:15
Speaker Travis Scrimshaw(Hokkaido University)
Title The combinatorics of lattice models
Place Room E211, Science Building E, Sugimoto Campus & Zoom
Abstract The six vertex lattice model originates from mathematical physics as a toy model for ice with local configurations given certain weights. By taking appropriate weights and boundary conditions, we can obtain a number of special functions as the weighted sum over all states, which is known as the partition function of the model. In this talk, we will discuss a number of different such six vertex models with an additional special condition, which is the existence of special “tilted” local configurations that satisfies a local relation called the Yang-Baxter equation. We will also show how to connect the states of these models with combinatorial data. By slightly shifting our perspective to realize the local configurations as the movements of particles, we can obtain additional recursion relations on the partition functions.
Registration Please register by 9:00 on Jun 19 Registration Form
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