Graduate Student Seminar

Time: Wednesday, 3 pm to 3:50 pm                                                     Place: 249 Parker Hall   

2012 - 2013

November 14, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Jerzy Szulga

Title: What’s the quantum probability? Just the basics...

November 7, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Peter Johnson

Title: Something New Under the Sun:  A Necessarily Brief History of Mathematical Coloring Theorems

October 31, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Narendra Govil

Title: An introduction to some problems in complex analysis and approximation theory

October 24, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Frank Uhlig

Title: The first 100 years of the symmetric matrix factorization

October 17, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Douglas Leonard

October 10, 2012

Speaker: Dr. Guanqun Cao

Title: Two-Sample T-Test for Functional Data

September 18, 2012

Speaker: Dmitry Glotov

Title: Models of Coarsening

September 12, 2012

Speaker: Maggie Han

Subject: Actuarial Mathematics program 

 

September 5, 2012

Speaker: A.J. Meir

Title: Mathematics --- What is it good for?
        Snapshots of applied mathematics and interdisciplinary research

Abstract: Mathematics is the language of science, and as such, it can be used to describe and study various phenomena in diverse areas of science and technology. These problems in science and technology are a gold mine of mathematical problems.

In this talk I will offer some observations about applied mathematics and provide a glimpse into some of my applied mathematics and interdisciplinary research projects.
 

August 29, 2012

Speaker: Ulrich Albrecht

 Title: Mixed Abelian Groups

August 22, 2012

Organizational Meeting