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#3292025 really blizz?
Posted Tristràn on 09 June 2011 - 08:57 PM
Posted laeden on 12 May 2011 - 11:25 AM
m0s, on 12 May 2011 - 09:59 AM, said:
ps: sorry for my english =)
Best advice I can give is for you and your warr to help your shaman apply some anal ease lube before the match starts. This way when when the frostDK and ret or warr or whatever repeatedly bone him, while it will still hurt, it will hurt much less than it would without any lube. Also just tell him to relax as much as he can that might help too.
#3265588 Anyone else amused?
Posted Bumeyes on 28 May 2011 - 12:42 AM
#3262044 Anyone else amused?
Posted Drwhy on 26 May 2011 - 05:01 PM
"I went in for a kill/peel fear" or "I had to switch pillars"
Is an unforgivable mistake that gets you killed in a global or two vs DK/Warrior DK/Ret DK/Feral
but for them: being out of position, trinketing roots, popping all cd's two seconds in, LOSing their healer and their healer sitting in Cyclone -> Trap -> Fear -> Silence -> Clone is STILL not enough to cost them the game?
I'm not mad or anything, as I now play my priest like I scared child, but it certainly does make the game funnier.
#3286006 Time to raise standards
Posted Cavsux on 07 June 2011 - 12:06 AM
Kunuxx, on 06 June 2011 - 11:21 PM, said:
Main reason:
2,4k is extremely low rating currently. You cant except a 2,4k player and a 2,8k one have intellectual discussion about arenas generally becouse of how huge the difference is between those players.
Higher rated players seem to get easily pissed when they see a lower rated player make false claims and assumptions, which leads easily to argue and via that rating bashing and general hating. And that is wrong direction. Im not saying its always the fault of the lower rated guy but this is what happens all the time.
Lately ive seen players with negative win-loss get access to post on leading discussion board of wow arena, and that is just not cool.
And to eliminate this:
When season switches pull the posting right rating requirement to minimum of 2,6. You did this in wotlk, now its time to do it again.
Really old gladiator titles (1-4) mean nothing at this point. There are many posters who have maybe s2 or s1 title but they know nothing about current meta game, and this should be looked into.
#3262592 Place these classes
Posted Yes on 26 May 2011 - 08:32 PM
Restoration Shaman
Frost DK
Affliction Warlock
Tier 1:
Subtlety Rogue
Frost Mage
Arms Warrior
Discipline Priest
Shadow Priest
Balance Druid
Unholy Death Knight
Tier 2:
Feral Druid
Marksmanship Hunter
BM Hunter
Ret Paladin
Restoration Druid
Holy Paladin
Tier 3:
Enhancement Shaman
Holy Priest
Arcane Mage
Fury Warrior
Tier 4:
Fire Mage
Survival Hunter
Elemental Shaman
Assassination Rogue
Combat Rogue
Destruction Warlock
Demonology Warock
Tier 5:
Protection Paladin
Protection Warrior
Blood Death Knight
#3259654 Fix Hunters
Posted Braindeadly on 25 May 2011 - 05:41 PM
Made a post on EU WoW Forums about hunters and suggestions of how to make our class properly viable.
Please support this thread.
"Hunters - Tournament Viable? Fix us!
Hi I'm making yet another post about hunters with suggestions of how to fix our bloody class so that we're actually balanced. I'm a top rated hunter, with the relentless and wrathful gladiator title (and soon to be vicious) on multiple hunters and battle groups so I am clearly extremely qualified to know what the problems are with our class.
Disclaimer: We have been carried by the top classes throughout this expansion, any other class is better in the team than us, the hunters. These are my proposals of how to fix the class in arena and tournaments.
Scatter Shot - Redesign this, turn it into a stun which doesn't share DR with monkey special ability, X yard range and possibly change the name to pin down or something more appropriate. This gives us an extremely reliable, undispellable offensive and defensive CC and peel which also doesn't have retarded pathing.
Steady Shot - Remove it from the game, apply cobra shot to the master marksmanship and improved steady shot talents and reduce the cast time by possible 0.5 second via maybe a talent, or the Hunter PVP 4-set bonus (face it our 4-set bonus is dog-awful, it gives us a whopping 0.3 extra focus regen per second) Best of all that change won't affect PVE AT ALL. This will fix our extremly poor damage versus any plate class (especially warriors and dks) when I face them in arena my main tactic is to pray that they are bad. It basically normalizes our damage.
Master Marksman - Make it 100% chance to proc and 8 (more or less?) stacks to get a free aimed shot. This would allow us to control our burst instead of this RNG that we currently put up with.
PVE DPS - if that change occurs in a too much of a pve damage boost, then the solution is simple - remove the 15% auto shot damage mastery perk from MM.
Scare Beast - Reduce the cast time to 1 second. It's so easy to shapeshift this and there's no way to catch a druid (with half a brain cell) off guard to pull it off. Give it some use or give us a glyph similar to the paladin turn evil glyph. This would make us much more versatile and it would reward people with good reactions versus all druid specs.
Resistance Is Futile Talent - A Simple fix. Apply a hefty damage modifier to this when it procs to say, 200% more damage(?). Then it would actually be worth taking the talent and this would increase the skill-cap of hunters as they have to manage their focus better, keeping 40 focus for the proc, when it procs.
Post Haste Talent - Increase the speed you gain from this to say 40%. It's stupid when mages get a 70% sprint after blinking. Maybe this is overkill though. 8% boots run speed + 30% from talent which don't stack resulting in a whopping 22% movement speed increase.
Readiness - Most classes like Rogue, Mage, DK, Warrior etc have nice on-demand burst (hi shadow dance) and we also had great on-demand burst back in WOTLK where our resource was mana, by the use of readiness. Now I propose a simple solution: Give readiness the ability when you pop Readiness to reduce the focus cost of all abilities by 100% for X seconds (something like 3-5 second?). That would give us the on-demand burst we had in wotlk and it would not affect pve at all as it's on a 3min CD. It would also increase the skill-cap slightly.
Wing clip - Turn this into a more Cooldown like ability, atm it's pointless as concussive shot is far superior and Wing clip is usually parried or dodged. The only time I use it is on cloaked rogues. It could possible be a 45-second CD Immobilize. People would have to be careful with this as it would most likely share diminishing returns with entrapment or web. It would give us a nice, reliable peel versus melee to help our healer etc.
Raptor Strike - As far as I know, this ability scaled with attack power much better in WOTLK, now it does not scale almost at all. Boost the damage of this ability or let it scale properly. It's not as bad as people thought it was in WOTLK, now it's useless (and so is the glyph).
Rapid Fire - Give it the cata rogue sprint treatment. Lower the CD but lower the duration and haste bonus.
Camouflage - Redesign this, turn it into a cloak-like ability which periodically camouflages us into the surroundings, supressing all damage taken (including dots that are currently on us) for X seconds and making us immune to magic debuffs but reducing damage we do by 30%(?) while the effect is in place. Also increases healing taken by 20% while the effect is active.
4-set Bonus - Like said above I strongly thing a 4-set bonus such as steady shot and/or aimed shot cast time cast time reduction would make our class much more optimal. Or even allow aimed shot to be cast while moving (maybe overkill).
Bugs: I'm happy that trap resists are being fixed however the range on tranq and silencing shot have still yet to be updated
Thank you for reading.
- Braindeadly"
Posted Axx on 17 May 2011 - 05:51 PM
Haven't played the comp as BM much but it's not something every hunter should just deny because "ITS BEASMASTERY". Get over yourselves.
We all want MM to be the premier PvP spec but that doesn't constitute being a flaming retard in this thread.
#3228116 Braindeadly 2 coming soon
Posted Braindeadly on 08 May 2011 - 04:17 AM
I'm releasing a movie in the near future showcasing jungle cleave with minimal editing.
It shows how you can succeed with such a comp which is based around inturupts, cc and abusing enemies overextending rather than pure damage output.
2650-2900 teams on the battlegroup cyclone, most games are against soft to hard counters including LSD.V2.
It also shows some tricks and simple things you can do as a hunter to maximise the possibility to get kills
Will hopefully be able to aquire some clips with skype included aswell once my USB headset arrives as my soundcard is horrible.
Comps i'll be playing are:
hunter/feral/holy paladin
with the following players: Exerion, Bladey, Wizyo, Maggymasterx and Niksi
Stay tuned!
#3226783 Hunter Quality of Life
Posted Esiwdeer on 07 May 2011 - 10:13 AM
This thread has been edited from its original state. The goal here is to provide suggestions/comparisons in a strictly arena setting by drawing parallels between us and the classes most similar to us, other ranged damage dealers. This is derived from playing all three classes at 2600 rating.
This isn't meant to just be me complaining, but it may come off that way. Here it goes!
So, the first thing is.. Focus functionality as a Mage - it's slightly harder as Warlock but still much improved: facing requirements. I don't know if it's just the way I think about it but it seems so much easier to just know you're in line of sight of your focus and then pressing a macro to stopcasting and Counterspell him, as opposed to jumping and turning to Silencing Shot - the same for Deep Freeze vs. Scatter Shot.. the facing requirement, maximum range etc. really just makes the ability harder to use even if the overall effect is similar in power.
Would removing the facing requirements and making the ranges comparable for abilities like the ones I already mentioned be a change you guys would like to see? It didn't seem like a big deal to me until I realized how much more I jump than other players of my caliber who play a different class. Pretty funny.
The second REALLY noticeable difference is procs. Mage first off, as a Mage your procs proc other procs that proc procs - Fingers of Frost, Brainfreeze, Improved Fireblast. All of them are so much more often than Resistance is Futile and Master Marksman - not to mention what you actually get for them is more.. entwined with the purpose of your class. Mage procs are both exponentially more reliable and exponentially more customizable; you choose between using them for more burst or more control or both when you get a little lucky. As Warlock, Nightfall helps you keep your enemies debuffed and taking more damage, not to mention it just does more damage in general, happens more often and is a reward for keeping Corruption up as much as possible.. which is predictable, and easy.
My point is reliability. What I was thinking was:
Concussive Shot should have .05 sec GCD, or no GCD.
Mastery is completely wrong. Should be something entirely different as in Haste or flat +damage. Autoshot doesn't generate anything so comparing this literally to Arms Warrior mastery shows a very obvious deficit
MMM is vastly underpowered and random when compared to Nightfall, Eradication, Brainfreeze or even Fingers of Frost.
Scatter/Silencing Shot should have no facing requirement and a 35/40 yard range respectively, compared to Counterspell, Deepfreeze, Curse of Tongues, Spell Lock or even Polymorph and Fear. These abilities have too long of a cooldown, and are far less powerful that the ones listed and yet have more limitations.
Steady Shot and Cobra Shot merged like Frostfire Bolt to whatever will do the most damage vs. armor or resistance, probably going to have to be instant cast or at least reduced as I mentioned earlier, not modified by Frost Fever, Infected Wounds, Thunderclap etc.
**Steady Shot is slowed by Frost Fever, Infected Wounds, Thunderclap, etc. There is not one ability anywhere else in the game that is any combination of less powerful or more lengthy in cast time. 2.4 seconds for 9 Focus(less than a Rogue gets in passive Energy regen per second)**
Yes, different classes are different but I challenge anyone to objectively draw an even line between any Hunter ability and any similar ability of any other similar class. In most cases it is not even close.
Scatter Shot should be a stun or horror effect or whatever you want to say that doesn't break on damage. This would give Hunter the ability to instigate hardswaps, the ability to pressure a healer into swap range by themselves and would make landing traps infinitely easier(if there was no pathing.) This sounds ridiculous, but does nothing for Scatter->Trap except eliminate enemy player pathing and opens it up as an offensive cooldown as well. Compare directly to Deep Freeze. Hunter is the only pure damage class in the game that cannot kill a healer by themselves.
Freezing Trap shouldn't break on periodic damage. Period. No room for a Glyph, the Glyph would suck anyway since you could eat traps and remove your debuffs, and Fear has no cooldown and sometimes doesn't break on direct damage. Polymorph has no cooldown and removes periodic damage with glyph. Hungering Cold doesn't break on periodic damage. The list goes on.
Hunter needs a pummel. I am not confident enough in my sense of game balance to suggest where it should come from, but simply standing next to a Hunter and freecasting heals or damage is something that no other class has to deal with. Silencing Shot, which is a talent, is not enough of a deterrent as it has no lockout.
Widow Venom has not been on my bars this entire expansion. Neither has Serpent Sting outside of raiding. These abilities are simply not worth the Focus cost for what they provide, are very easily dispelled and are extremely weak, especially when you consider other classes have these abilities rolled up into more effective ones.
Disengage vs Port and Blink. For one, Port is an insane tool for any map with a Z axis. Blink breaks stuns, roots - you name it. Teleports your character either to wherever you left the port, or wherever you're facing. Disengage has a longer cooldown, only increases your runspeed by 30%(compare to 70% with Improved Blink) and launches your character backwards, which is obviously more difficult to aim properly.
Rolling Damage, and ramp up time. As a Hunter, my ramp up time consists of.. gaining Focus, which can be exceedingly challenging if the target I am on is out of my line of sight, or in melee range of me. The most advanced thing I can do is pool focus to dump into Arcane Shot. I cannot shoot another target to gain focus, because Piercing Shots destroys any opportunity I have for CC outside of Silencing Shot. Mage burst is all cooldown related, you use Freeze, Frost Nova, Cone of Cold etc and get a Shatter out of it. Warlock's targets take more damage for each Shadow Debuff(draws corollary with Nightfall, very well designed) and that's before mentioning Soul Swap, Dispel protection, pet synergy or the actual DPS.
This reinforces Steady/Cobra as an instant cast that is modified by the target being Dazed. Hunter damage is exceedingly low in an arena setting and can be mitigated by simply attacking the Hunter. Not like Mage who is, "GCD capped while being trained" rather, I just can't attack because.. basically, I'm a Warrior whose damage is done by Charge, and I have Heroic Leap on a 16 second cooldown - and this is an obvious common area of so many aspects of the class that obviously needs improvement.
Finally, some form of defense for my allies. Master's Call being made dispellable was an absolutely ridiculous change. Mage's have Decurse, Warlock has offensive Dispel and infinite peels. Hunter needs something to give it strength in comps. Initiating damage, dispel protection, control - something. This class has very far behind even approaching skill cap and it deserves to be fixed.
#3218404 New Hunter comp discussion with less QQ
Posted nijuu on 02 May 2011 - 11:35 PM
Every point from getnerded's post will fit into the feral/hunter/heal setup and more.
- You have some real good peels as feral, you can stun every 10seconds which is basically better then a kidney shot. You got a 4 second immobilize which doesn't share dr with anything. You got a bash, 5 second stun, every 50seconds which can be greatly combined with trap.
- Stampeding roar helps a lot and will help all of your teammates to get some distance, most important part for a hunter against meleecleaves.
- feral have the best pummel in the game with 13y range which is quite amazing against castercleaves.
- silence/scatter/trap/cyclone, enough said - reliable CC from both dps parts without sharing any dr besides entrapment and roots if you count them as CC.
- the pet offers some great utility for a feral, freedom is just sick and RoS is gamebreaking for the feral and healer in a deepfreeze / kidney or just to counter recklessness
- RIP lasts 16 seconds (22 with the glyph) which will allow you some switches back on your old target while doing insane damage
- You can easily win a decent RMP which should be one of the best pro's. Feral can throw out cyclone/roots when they're in roots. warriors can't do shit except storming
Only problem is that feral needs to build up combo points and are an energy based specc which could give you some issues with setting up burst properly, you charge is on a 27second cooldown which will allow you to burst something with ravage and some shreds. If you have to switch alot the feral won't really do any damage without setting up rake/rip combined with shred. Warriors on the other hand don't have any resource, they're ALWAYS rage capped.
Overall it seems like a good choice to play with a feral as hunter but it's getting countered against some warlock teams. Both classes don't have any chance to break a fear and deterrence is completly useless against those teams. warrior can break a fear in an important moment to pummel a cast or finish a target with low hp.
#3202870 Warriors still chopping everything on ptr?
Posted trragedy on 25 April 2011 - 05:09 PM
#3198303 2600 Hunter/Warrior 2v2
Posted Mom on 22 April 2011 - 07:57 PM
#3198228 Shadow Mass dispelling 4.1
Posted WaldoGeraldo on 22 April 2011 - 07:08 PM
#3195941 Best healer in 4.1
Posted Ruinz on 21 April 2011 - 04:52 PM
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Some of the deep carbon may be elemental graphite, the same greasy-feeling, black stuff used in lead pencils. Another source may be carbonate rocks like limestone, which are driven into the planet's interior by the slow, continuous motion of Earth's tectonic plates. Diamond is simply carbon in which the atoms are packed closer together than in graphite.
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It was the Russians, however, who discovered that shock metamorphism can transform the carbon of bedrock into diamonds. Not only that, the diamonds are often much larger than the ones found in meteorites and sometimes easy to see with the naked eye.
Western experts say the discovery was made in the early 1970's and was kept a state secret for nearly two decades. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, much information began to leak out, including the fact that the Russians had investigated mining impact craters for diamonds.
A main exploratory site is the Popigai crater in the wilds of northern Siberia. About 60 miles in diameter, it was formed 35 million years ago. Viktor L. Masaitis of the Karpinsky Geological Institute in Leningrad reported on its diamond content at the recent geophysical union meeting, saying the shock metamorphism had occurred in bedrock graphite. He also showed photographs of the resulting diamonds.
"Some are peanut-sized," said Dr. Fiske of the Livermore laboratory. "They're really impressive."
Dr. Grieve of the Geological Survey of Canada said that Russians had drilled about 500 bore holes into Popigai to map its diamond distribution in three dimensions. "We eventually realized it was to look at economic potential," he said, adding that the unfinished work had now collapsed with Russia's lack of research money.
In Europe, the trail of diamond evidence was picked up by a team of scientists from the Open University, Oxford University, Cambridge University and University College in London. In southern Germany they probed the Ries Crater, the 15-mile wide hole dug by a colliding asteroid 15 million years ago.
They found billions of tiny diamonds embedded in the melted rock of a characteristic local stone, named suevite. The largest diamond was the size of a pinhead.
"They'd make good engagement rings for an ant," Dr. Iain Gilmour of the Open University told reporters, "but Liz Taylor won't be very impressed." He added that the same kind of diamond-laden rock was used to build the church and the town hall in the medieval town of Nordlingen, which lies in the Ries crater.
Atomic evidence suggested the diamonds came not from the exploding asteroid, whose load of diamonds, if any, probably vaporized during the fireball, but from condensation of vaporized bedrock. And the condensation apparently occurred in midair in the hot fireball, where pressures were lower than in the ground and shock waves less powerful. Thus, the diamonds were smaller.
The main clue to the midair formation was that most of the diamonds formed in combination with silicon carbide, a union also seen in a common industrial process for the production of diamonds known a chemical vapor deposition.
The team announced its results last Nov. 2 in Nature, the weekly British journal. Dr. Christian Koeberl, a geochemist at the University of Vienna in Austria, writing in Nature, hailed the discovery.
"Never before have such composites of diamond and silicon carbide been found in nature," he said.
The British team is now hunting for diamonds in rocks from the 14-mile Rochechouart crater in France and the six-mile Mien crater in Sweden.
A final aspect of the new discoveries about diamonds concerns tiny diamonds created and thrown hundreds and even thousands miles by one of the biggest known collisions of all, the one that 65 million years ago probably helped do in the dinosaurs and definitely dug a crater 105 miles wide, the remnants of which lie below the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. The crater is known as Chicxulub, for a town near its heart.
That asteroid kicked up iridium-rich dust that has been discovered around the globe.
Beginning in 1991, scientists began finding billions of tiny diamonds, which were often mixed with iridium. Both occurred in the rocks of geological boundary between the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods 65 million years ago. And no diamonds were found in sediments immediately above or below that layer.
The first such diamonds were found in Alberta, Canada, then in Colorado, New Mexico and Mexico, with the diamonds getting progressively larger the closer they came to the Chicxulub impact crater.
"It represents a very important discovery," said Dr. Hough of the Open University, who reported on the Mexican find at the geophysical union meeting. "The diamonds that we found there are larger than ones in the Western United States."
He added that the British team was broadening its hunt for Cretaceous-Tertiary diamonds to Italy and New Zealand.
Dr. Sharpton of the Lunar and Planetary Institute said that the diamond signature of the Cretaceous-Tertiary impact in time might surpass that of iridium in importance. "In many cases there is no iridium anomaly" in the global rocks of the period, he said. "So it's very handy."
The suspicion among scientists is that the bigger the impact, the bigger the diamonds.
This logic would make Sudbury in Canada and Chicxulub in Mexico prime targets for diamond investigation.
With a laugh, Dr. Sharpton, an expert on the Chicxulub crater, noted that its eroded remnants were so deep beneath the land's surface than they were impossible to retrieve except with long drills, which are too small for a mining operation.
Many scientists say reward enough is the new understanding of the planet's dim past that the diamond finds promise to deliver.
"It's a time-consuming process," Dr. Sharpton said of the months of acid baths often needed to extract the impact diamonds. "But it's something from which we can get important results."
Photo: The impact of a giant meteorite created the 4,000-foot-widecrater at Barringer, Ariz., and, perhaps, diamonds. (pg. C9) Diagram: "Beauty From a Beast" Killer asteroids produce enough heat and pressure in their fireballs to make trillions of diamonds, a form of carbon in which atoms are packed in a tight lattice. "A Trail of Glitter" The relatively low pressures at the edge of the fireball apparently make smaller diamonds; meanwhile, higher pressures in the bedrock below produce larger ones. All told, geologists know of 150 or so impact scars from cosmic collisions and have so far found diamonds associated with eight of them, circled on the map at left. (Sources: Dr. Richard A. F. Grieve/Geological Survey of Canada; Dr. Robert M. Hough/the Open University)(pg. C1)


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April 22, Zoran Grujic, University of Virginia
Title. Geometry and turbulent dissipation in 3D fluid flows
Abstract. Experiments, as well as computational simulations of turbulent
flows indicate that the regions of intense fluid activity organize
in coherent vortex structures, and in particular, in vortex
Identifying the role that the vortex filaments play in the theory of
turbulent cascades and turbulent dissipation in 3D (incompresible,
viscous) flows, modeled by the 3D Navier-Stokes equations, has
been one of the central problems in turbulence since G.I. Taylor's
fundamental work in the 1930's. Mainly based on measurements of
the wind tunnel turbulence past a uniform grid, Taylor concluded
his observations with the following,
"It seems that the stretching of vortex filaments must be
regarded as the principal mechanical cause of the high rate
of dissipation which is associated with turbulent motion".
The goal of this lecture is to present an overview of a recent
work featuring several rigorous, mathematical results--derived
directly from the 3D Navier-Stokes equations--supporting
Taylor's view on turbulent dissipation.
April 15
No Colloquium
April 8, John Mayer, UAB
Title. Can Mathematicians Improve the Teaching of Mathematics?
Abstract. What we as mathematicians choose to do at the university and college level affects the teaching of mathematics at the K-12 level – because we educate the teachers. Two documents that represent a fairly broad and widely shared consensus among mathematicians at all levels have emerged in the past 5 years: The "Common Core State Standards – Mathematics" (CCSS-M) and the "Mathematical Education of Teachers II" (MET II). For mathematics to be high on the agenda of schools of education, mathematicians must put it there. In preparation for this colloquium, I suggest you read two recent short articles that appeared in the AMS Notices:
1. Jason Zimba, "The Common Core and the Potential for Mathematicians to Improve the Teaching of School Mathematics," AMS Notices, Vol. 63, No. 2 (Communications Column, February 2016).
2. Jill Newton, et alia, "How Well Are Secondary Mathematics Teacher Education Programs Aligned with the Recommendations Made in MET II?" AMS Notices , Vol. 61, No. 3 (Doceamus Column, March 2014).
This colloquium is an invitation to join a movement. We cannot escape making a choice. But first you have to satisfy yourself that something needs to be done. Doing nothing is also a choice.
Please find the slides for the talk here.
April 1, Seung-Yeop Lee, USF
Title. Topology of quadrature domain and the valence of harmonic polynomials
Abstract. A quadrature domain is the domain whose Schwarz reflection has the analytic continuation over the domain. The topology of the quadrature domains can be studied by considering the dynamics under the iteration of the Schwarz reflections. The problem is related to the open problem of finding the maximal number of roots for a harmonic polynomial of a given degree. This is a joint work with Nikolai Makarov.
March 29, Heinz Siedentop, LMU
Title. The Ground State Energy of Heavy Atoms
Abstract. We begin with a review of the mathematical description of heavy atoms, i.e., of atoms with large atomic number $Z$: The Hamiltonian was suggested in physics on the basis of an approximation of quantum electro-dynamics and takes relativistic effects into account which is essential since the innermost electrons move very fast. It is the so called no-pair-operator in the Furry picture.We show that to leading order (large $Z$ and fixed quotient of $Z$ and velocity of light) the lowest spectral point (ground state energy) is -- as for the non-relativistic Schrödinger operator -- is $-c_1 Z^{7/3}$ (Lieb and Simon 1977) $. This is corrected $c_2 Z^2$ (Scott correction). Contrary to the leading term, this term differs from the non-relativistic case and yields quantitative reasonable results when compared with measured values.
March 11, Alexander Elgart, Virginia Tech
Title. An eigensystem approach to localization and three related problems in matrix theory
Abstract. We will formulate three problems in matrix theory related to diagonalization of special banded matrices. Their solutions illustrate the new approach to Anderson localization at high disorder, based on finite volume eigensystems, which we will describe in the second part of the talk.
(Joint work with A. Klein.)
March 4, Jack Hanson, CUNY
Title. Bigeodesics in first-passage percolation.
Abstract. First-passage percolation is a model for a random metric space, produced by assigning i.i.d. non-negative weights (t_e) to edges of Z^2 and considering the weighted graph metric. A number of longstanding conjectures exist regarding the behavior of infinite geodesics (infinite paths whose finite subsegments are point-to-point geodesics). Notable among them is the claim that, under mild assumptions on the distribution of t_e, there should a.s. be no doubly infinite geodesic ("bigeodesic"). In the 90's, Licea and Newman showed that, under an unproven curvature assumption on the model's "limiting shape" (which describes the shape of large balls in the random metric), every infinite geodesic a.s. has asymptotic direction, and there is a full-measure set D of [0, 2 \pi) such that for any \theta in D, there is no bigeodesic with an end directed in direction \theta. We will discuss new results on the bigeodesic conjecture showing, under the assumption that the limiting shape's boundary is differentiable, there is a.s. no bigeodesic with one end directed in any deterministic direction. This rules out existence of ground state pairs whose interface has a deterministic direction in the related disordered ferromagnet model.
February 26, Gennady Samorodnitsky, Cornell University
Title. Ridges and valleys in the high excursion sets of Gaussian random fields
Abstract. It is well known that normal random variables do not like taking large values. Therefore, a continuous Gaussian random field on a compact set does not like exceeding a large level. If it does exceed a large level at some point, it tends to go back below the level a short distance away from that point. One, therefore, does not expect the excursion set above a high for such a field to possess any interesting structure. Nonetheless, if we want to know how likely are two points in such an excursion set to be connected by a path ("a ridge") in the excursion set, how do we figure that out? If we know that a ridge in the excursion set exists (e.g. the field is above a high level on the surface of a sphere), how likely is there to be also a valley (e.g. the field going to below a fraction of the level somewhere inside that sphere)?
We use the large deviation approach. Some surprising results (and pictures) are obtained.
(Joint work with R. Adler and E. Moldavskaya)
February 19, David Cruz-Uribe, UA
Title. Variable Lebesgue spaces: theory and applications
Abstract. In this talk we will give a general overview of the theory of variable Lebesgue spaces, emphasizing their similarities and differences with the classical Lebesgue spaces. We will also review some of these applications. We will end the talk with an open (though possibly trivial) question that might benefit from numerical exploration.
February 12, Sumit Mukherjee, Columbia University NY
Title. Mean field Ising models
Abstract. In this talk we consider the asymptotics of the log partition function of an Ising model on a sequence of finite but growing graphs/matrices. We give a sufficient condition for the mean field prediction to the log partition function to be asymptotically tight, which in particular covers all regular graphs with degree going to infinity. We show via several examples that our condition is "almost necessary" as well.
As application of our result, we derive the asymptotics of the log partition function for approximately regular graphs, and bi-regular bi-partite graphs. We also re-derive analogous results for a sequence of graphs convering in cut metric.
This is joint work with Anirban Basak from Duke University.
February 5, Junfang Li, UAB
Title. An integral formula on Riemannian and Semi-Riemannian manifolds
Abstract. In this talk, we will present a recent joint work with C. Xia. We first prove a general integral formula for bounded domains in Riemannian manifolds. This formula includes Reilly's integral formula and the recent work of Qiu-Xia as special cases. In the second part of the talk, we will apply this formula to prove 1) Heitnz-Karcher type inequalities, 2) Minkowski inequality, 3) two almost Schur type of Theorems. All these geometric inequalities hold for the substatic Riemannian manifolds which consists of a large family Riemannian manifolds including all the space forms. We note that Heitze-Karcher inequality naturally leads to an Alexandrov rigity theorem for substatic warped product spaces. Thus we recovered S. Brendle's recent work by a completely different approach. The results in this talk are focused on Riemannian manifolds, however it has deep roots from Semi-Riemannian spacetimes.
January 29, No Colloquium
January 22, Yuliang Zheng, UAB CIS
Title. The Future of Money Lies on Elliptic Curves
Abstract. This talk explores the role elliptic curves over finite fields play in cyber security, with an emphasis on Bitcoin, a decentralized peer-to-peer digital payment system.
November 13, Ming Yan, Michigan State University
Title. ARock: Asynchronous Parallel Coordinate Updates
Abstract. We propose ARock, an asynchronous parallel algorithmic framework for finding a fixed point to a nonexpansive operator. In the framework, a set of agents (machines, processors, or cores) updates a sequence of randomly selected coordinates of the unknown variable in a parallel asynchronous fashion. As special cases of ARock, novel algorithms in linear algebra, convex optimization, machine learning, distributed and decentralized optimization are introduced. We show that if the nonexpansive operator has a fixed point, then with probability one the sequence of points generated by ARock converges to a fixed point. Very encouraging numerical performance of ARock is observed on solving linear equations, sparse logistic regression, and other large-scale problems in recent data sciences. This is joint work with Zhimin Peng, Yangyang Xu, and Wotao Yin.
November 6, Julia Barnes, Western Carolina University
Title. Any way you slice it, it comes up Julia sets
Abstract. Is it possible to visualize the graph of an analytic function f: C -> C? Unfortunately, any such graph would be four dimensional. In this talk, we consider different ways to project four dimensional graphs down to at most three dimensions. We use techniques from calculus as well as some results from complex analysis and complex dynamics to visualize the graphs of families of functions arising from iteration. In so doing, beautiful images of Julia sets appear out of nowhere. Therefore, this talk begins with an overview of Julia sets and two different ways to generate them. This is joint work with Beth Schaubroeck at the Air Force Academy.
October 27, Francis Su, MAA President
Title. Voting in Agreeable Societies
Abstract. When does a majority exist? How does the geometry of the political spectrum influence the outcome? What does mathematics have to say about how people behave? When mathematical objects have a social interpretation, the associated results have social applications. We will show how some classical mathematics about the geometry and intersection of convex sets can be used to model people's preferences and understand voting in "agreeabl
October 23, Tim Ferguson, UA
Title. Regularity for Extremal Problems in Bergman Spaces of Analytic Functions and the p-Harmonic Equation
Abstract. I will discuss Hardy spaces and Bergman spaces, two spaces of analytic functions. I will then talk about extremal problems in these spaces. In Bergman spaces, extremal problems are related to the complex analogue of the p-harmonic equation, which is a generalization of the Laplace equation used to define harmonic functions. Khavinson and Stessin used this relationship to prove Lipschitz regularity results for Bergman space extremal problems. A similar result known as Ryabykh's theorem gives Hardy space regularity results for Bergman space extremal problems. I will present an extension of Ryabykh's theorem and discuss the role Khavinson's and Stessin's result plays in its proof.
October 16, Serguey Denisov, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Title. The instability of the two-dimensional fluid, 2d Euler equation.
Abstract. We will consider the 2d Euler equation that describes the inviscid and incompressible fluid in dimension two. The classical problem of the patch evolution will be discussed. In particular, we will study the scenarios for the boundary of the initially smooth patch to lose its regularity in time. Some sharp results will be presented along with open problems.
October 9, Maxim Zinchenko, Albuquerque University
Title. Asymptotics of Chebyshev Polynomials.
Abstract. Chebyshev polynomials are the unique monic polynomials that minimize
the sup-norm on a given compact subset of the complex plane. These
polynomials have important applications in approximation theory and
numerical analysis. H. Widom in his 1969 influential work initiated a
study of the Chebyshev polynomials on compact sets given by a finite
union of disjoint arcs in the complex plane. He obtained several
partial results on the norm and pointwise asymptotics of the
polynomials and made several long lasting conjectures. In this talk I
will present some of the classical results on the Chebyshev
polynomials as well as recent progress on Widom's conjecture on the
large n pointwise asymptotics for the Chebyshev polynomials on finite
gap subsets of the real line and a new upper bound for the norms of
the Chebyshev polynomials on positive measure Cantor-type sets.
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September 25, Michael Damron, Georgia Tech
Title. The chemical distance in 2D percolation
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September 18, Nikita Selinger, UAB
Title. Thurston's combinatorial theory of rational maps.
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September 11, David Damanik, Rice University
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Admittedly not. But I think the media like to get carried away with a story and out come all the possible punishments which never happen (like Arsenal getting kciked out of the CL). That's what I meant when i said sensationalism. Let's see what the FA decree, because make no mistake people, the BBC are not as impartial and integritous as everyone seemed to think tehyw ere (before all this).


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Then I find out on this website it was a scam and all over google messed up what they did to me and my family. we were close to doing our "photoshoot" Tommorow . Guess what i found out and asked my parents to bounce the check at the bank or canceled it thank god. They hadn't cashed it in :) i am happy and striving for bigger and better things with another agency soon at the end of january
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I told her I was interested in getting work and always looking for contacts and then proceeded to hand the 'scout' my business card with my self-setup portfolio web address and headshot on it and told here where she could review my work.
It was obtusely funny because she looked so taken aback.
I've been involved with local acting since I was 4 years old, and I've seen every trick in the book; this is an old one.
Wendy, I hope they get none of your parents money and I would honestly pursue suit with them for leading a minor to sign a contract with out parental consent or advisement.
Please check out (((Redacted))) for more information that's vital to anyone wanting to work in the talent industry.
Other than that, considering your age: there is so little you can do on your own right now to further your career. Its a crappy fact but true, your parents will have to do a large amount of leg work until you are 16 or so. So, my advice is sit down with mom and dad as professionally and maturely as you can and express your interest in this to them. If they allow you open internet access, go to craigslist.org or modelmayhem.com and search for work. These are to reputable FREE sites I've used to get work. Of course, you have to know what your looking for...these scams are prevalent on craigslist and on MM you will get some pervs every once and while; it's well moderated though so they aren't there for long.
Another good place is department stores. Speak to apparel dept. managers and see if they have any seasonal shows coming up. You'd be surprised how many times they'll let you in on how to get in on these shows. I've done it a couple of times, they're insanely fun.
Do some Time-For-Prints (TFP) or Time-For-CD (TFCD) work and then when you have a bit compiled have your parents research local agency's. You may have to check in a nearby larger city. Pitch what you have in an open call and see what happens. If they sign you fantastic! If not ask and listen to any constructive criticism, do some more work and try again.
Yes there is a lot of leg work to be done to start with but no it should not cost you a fortune.
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Posted on 04/14/2014 4:08:30 AM PDT by wetphoenix
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's interim president said on Monday that the Kiev leadership was "not against" a referendum being held on the type of state Ukraine should be and added he was sure it would confirm the wish of the majority for a united, independent country.
The holding of a referendum has been one of the demands of separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.
Oleksander Turchinov, in televised remarks to a parliamentary committee, added that such a poll could be held at the same time as a presidential election on May 25.
He added that an anti-terrorist operation involving the army would begin in eastern Ukraine, unless rebels laid down their arms, and that the Donbass region "will soon be stabilized".
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The Kiev Maidan regime seems overconfident. If it really had the upper hand, it would not need to announce a concession up front.
And if the operations in the Donbass bloody its nose - wait for more to follow. Moscow is going to go for the jugular. To the Russians, they face a weak enemy.
Who cannot dislodge them in its own backyard. No it isn't Crimea - but Russia's objective is not to occupy Ukraine but to demonstrate to Kiev no solution can happen except on Moscow's terms.
That will become clear soon enough.
That was no concession; that was PR. Secession will not be an option under the supposed concession.
Prediction: If any such vote took place, the Donbas region would vote heavily for the greatest autonomy, and would be out-voted by those desiring to be taken over by the EU.
Russia would not accept one except on its terms.
That's why they're dictating the terms not the other way around.
If I recall the Army and police were forbidden from interfering with the insurrectionists in Kiev even as they threw firebombs onto the cops. Now that same group is going to kill people that are protesting them. I smell a Globalist/Soros rat.
Almost. George Soros personally ordered the army and police to stand down, so that a hand-picked team from Monsanto could murder 100 globalists, and blame it on the innocent president.
Your poor attempts at ridicule are straight out of Alinsky's Rules for Radicals. Did a Soros front group provide you with a copy?
No, I write the copy for Soros. Only you see through it.
"You not say Ukraine weak."
You're too funny to write for Soros. You should write for Jimmy Fallon.
Your conspiratorial fantasies defy Occam's Razor.
And although you probably aren't aware, your belief in the nefarious Blofeld-esque Soros is rooted in the rantings of Lyndon LaRouche back in the 1980s.
Is Putin using clandestine funding, "change agents", and infiltrators in a conspiracy to steal the Eastern parts of Ukraine?
It is too early to say. What I do know:
1)They seized key buildings of all 3 major cities bordering Russia on April 6/7.
2)They are armed.
3)They are calling for Putin to save them from 'Kiev radicals'.
So, my assumption is that they probably are, although they could be genuine separatists. They did, after all, ransack some armories in the East.
Unlike you, I don't believe in wildly convoluted conspiracy theories. Not until there is beyond reasonable doubt.
What's so wildly convoluted about Putin using covert funding and infiltrators to help overthrow the government in Ukraine.
Putin is using the Russian Army with no insignia in a foreign country. That's state sponsored terrorism and an act of war. If you want to play for Team KGB you need to own it all, FRiend.
What's convoluted is your conspiracy implicating Soros, Nazis, EU, NATO, CIA and the CFR in a plot involving paying huge numbers of protesters and using snipers to shoot said protesters in a plot to destabilize Ukraine and install neo-Nazis as the new government. Because you know, greed. And globalism.
But Putin doing the same thing is not a convoluted conspiracy?
Oh yes, and of course the background behind all of those forces collaborating in Ukraine is that they are also all agents of the shadowy NWO organization which plans to bring globalism so that they could usher in world tyranny.
Because, that's the explanation that requires the least assumptions. Not.
Uncle Scam is using CIA trained and armed Al-Qaeda foreign mercenaries to slaughter Christians and overthrow the goverment in Syria. What do you call that?
The Globalists aren't in the shadows and are very open about their goals. The write books bragging about it. Try reading The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives by Zbigniew Brzezinski. Read about Agenda 21.
But I just wanted to understand where you are coming from. You are saying that its quite believable if Putin attempts to interfere in Ukraine but if someone suggests that the Soviet EU, George Soros, and Uncle Scam is involved then its a wild conspiracy theory.
For one thing, I know that Putin has a clear and obvious motive to cause separatist pro-Russian insurrection in Ukraine. Also, he is acting alone instead of in concert, with the same modus operandi as he actually did use in Crimea.
I don't see that clear and obvious motive for all these myriad organizations to work together like this in destabilizing Ukraine and installing neo-Nazis. For some fuzzy plan to advance globalism and world tyranny?
Much less clear, and built on a mountain of assumptions unlike the motive of a nationalist Putin.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Its not a fuzzy plan just one that you are painfully and naively unaware of. And this myriad of organizations have worked closely together for years and have pulled the same stunt in a host of other countries. Look up the Color Revolution and the IMF Riot.
The prize in Ukraine is hundreds of billions in new debt, the breadbasket of Europe, gas pipelines, natural resources, and a geo-strategic advantage against nationalist Russia (The Globalists hate nationalists). It was all laid out in the Grand Chessboard.
Remember that whole crisis blew up when Yanukovych rejected the Soviet EU and the Globalist backed insurrections firebombed the legitimate government out of power. Putin responded to that. And he didn't respond by sulking in a corner.
Oh, I'm aware and I've looked into it. The problem is that it seems most of the conspiracies you push fail Occam's Razor spectacularly.
I have yet to see compelling evidence to substantiate the massive assumptions behind the conspiracy viewpoint.
And no, a few pictures and the fact that Soros NGOs operate in the country is not compelling evidence. A book by some Carter adviser or because Woodrow Wilson said the words 'NWO', reflect only the opinions of those people.
That Putin would like Eastern Ukraine to secede and join Russia is not disputed by anybody, not even Putin.
The assumption that the NWO exists, and the assumption that the NWO is also actively instigating revolution as part of a nefarious agenda needs some real evidence behind it.
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The Kentucky Department of Highways says Kentucky 476 near mile marker 2.0 in Perry County will be closed until later this evening while CSX Transportation cleans up a train derailment. This location is near the intersection of KY 550 and KY 1440, near the old M.C. Napier High School.
No injuries are being reported at this time.
Officials say people should try and avoid the area and that questions concerning the length of the road closure should be directed to CSX Transportation.