Title: The Mathematics of Tilings Abstract: Imagine we are hired to tile an infinitely large bathroom floor. What tile shapes could we use? We will use math to explore and refine this question to make sure that our client is … Continue reading
Colloquium Talk Robin Belton, Smith College Thursday, December 14, 2023 at 1PM Rocky 312 Title: Adaptive Algorithms in Geometric and Topological Visualization Abstract: Geometry and Topology have been increasingly used to visualize and summarize the "shape" of data. Mapper is … Continue reading
The Magic of Tableaux: Exploring the Wonders of Algebraic Combinatorics Anna Pun CUNY Baruch College Tuesday, April 9th 3pm Rocky 312 Tableaux are one of the most fundamental and versatile objects in algebraic combinatorics, as they can encode and connect … Continue reading
Some Fascinating Characters in Number Theory Are there infinitely many primes of the form n^2+1, where n is an integer? No one knows. In fact, there's no example of any (single variable) polynomial of degree 2 or greater that's been … Continue reading
Wearable Devices in Public Health Research Friday, October 4th at 4pm in Rocky 310 In the last ten years, technological advances have made many activity- and physiology-monitoring wearable devices available for use in both clinical trials and large-scale epidemiological studies. … Continue reading
Colloquium Talk Federica Ricci, University of California, Irvine Monday November 18, 2024 at 4:00PM Rocky 312 Title: Statistical modeling of sparse networks Abstract: The study of scientific and social phenomena often requires modeling data in the form of networks, i.e. … Continue reading