Complex analysis seminar

The seminar was established by Josip Globevnik in 1975 and has been running continuously since then. It is coordinated by prof. dr. Barbara Drinovec Drnovšek and acad. prof. dr. Franc Forstnerič. Despite its name, the seminar covers a wide range of topics in mathematical analysis centered around complex analysis, complex geometry, complex dynamics, quaternionic analysis, theory of minimal surfaces, Fourier analysis, harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, operator theory, and analysis on infinite graphs. It is attended mainly by members of the research program P1-0291 Analysis and geometry, their Master and Ph.D. students, and visitors from abroad.

Members

Rafael Benedikt Andrist, researcher
Luka Boc Thaler, researcher
Roman Bessonov, researcher
Miran Černe, researcher
Oliver Dragičevič, researcher
Barbara Drinovec Drnovšek, researcher
Franc Forstnerič, researcher
Josip Globevnik, researcher
Darja Govekar Leban, researcher
Ahmad Hussein, Ph.D. student
Jure Kališnik, researcher
Aleksey Kostenko, researcher
Uroš Kuzman, researcher
Wills Ton Minh Nguyen, Ph.D. student
Jianan Peng, Ph. D. student
Andrea Poggio, Ph.D. student
Jasna Prezelj, researcher
Pavle Saksida, researcher
Marko Slapar, researcher
Tadej Starčič, researcher
Andrej Svetina, researcher
Beno Učakar, Ph.D. student
Riccardo Ugolini, researcher

Former members

Matteo Fiacchi
Andraž Maier
Mitja Nedić
Dan Alexandru Paraschiv
Yonatan Shelah
Álfheiður Edda Sigurđardóttir
Tjaša Vrhovnik

Recent conferences organized by our research group:

The seminar is being held on Tuesdays at 12.30 in the classroom 3.05. The Geometry seminar meets occasionally and covers topics in differential geometry, topology, and algebraic geometry. The members of our seminar also organize Spectral Theory Seminar.