The presentations cover a large variety of topics and are intended for
a general math audience. The seminar is organized by Prof.
Alfred Noël and we usually meet
Monday afternoons,
from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
| Date |
Presenter |
Title |
Mon, Feb 5
2:30pm |
Alla Shved
Undergraduate Student, UMass Boston
|
Great Opportunities for Undergraduate
Students in Mathematics
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Mon, Feb 26
2:30pm |
Elizabeth Mann
MIT
|
Langlands duality for real groups, via the affine Grassmannian
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Mon, Mar 26
2:30pm |
Akalu Tefera
Grand Valley State University and MIT
|
Computer-generated and Combinatorial Proofs of Certain Identities
|
Mon, Apr 2
2:30pm |
Ethan Bolker
UMass Boston
|
From Kepler's Echinus to Rubik's Stellated Dodecahedron
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Wed, Apr 25
2:30pm |
Ravi Montenegro
UMass Lowell
|
A Near Optimal Bound for Pollard's Rho to Solve Discrete Log.
|
Mon, Apr 30
2:30pm |
Steven Jackson
UMass Boston
|
Computing generators for the centralizer of a maximal
compact subgroup in the universal enveloping algebra
|
Mon, May 7
2:30pm |
Gerard D Koffi
Undergraduate Student, UMass Boston
|
Surprising Connections: Euler, Infinite Series, and the Infinitude of Primes
|
Mon, May 7
2:30pm |
Stephen Huenneke
Undergraduate Student, UMass Boston
|
Fun Fast Fourier Facts and FORTRAN
|
Mon, May 7
2:30pm |
Brendan Pankovich
Undergraduate Student, UMass Boston
|
Regular Polytopes and Haphazard Guessing
|
Mon, May 7
2:30pm
|
Gregory Loftus
Undergraduate Student, UMass Boston
|
Introduction to Bezier Curves
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