2022-23 Department of Mathematics Events |
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February 2023 |
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Wednesday Feb. 1 SE 215 4:00 pm |
Algebra Seminar Speaker: Dr. Papiya Bhattacharjee, Florida Atlantic University Title: Inverse Topology on Min(L), for an M-Frame L. Abstract: We start with an algebraic frame L with FIP (M-Frame) and look at the minimal prime elements of L, denoted by Min(L). We can endow Min(L) with the hull-kernel topology and the inverse topology, and then investigate various topological properties of the spaces. In this talk the speaker will introduce the concepts of a frame and its elements, describe the topologies on Min(L), and state the known results on the topological properties of Min(L). There are some open questions about the inverse topology on Min(L) that are being investigated by the speaker. The speaker will present the current findings on the inverse topology and prove results related to them. |
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Thursday Feb. 2 SE 215 11:00 am |
Analysis and Applications Seminar Title : Ancient Solutions of the Navier-Stokes Equations |
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Wednesday |
Invariant Theory Reading Seminar Textbook: Classical Invariant Theory , by Peter J. Olver, Cambridge University Press (1999). Refreshments will be served. |
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Wednesday |
Algebra Seminar
Speaker: Dr. Papiya Bhattacharjee, Florida Atlantic University
Abstract: We start with an algebraic frame L with FIP (M-Frame) and look at the minimal prime elements of L, denoted by Min(L). We can endow Min(L) with the hull-kernel topology and the inverse topology, and then investigate various topological properties of the spaces. In this talk the speaker will introduce the concepts of a frame and its elements, describe the topologies on Min(L), and state the known results on the topological properties of Min(L). There are some open questions about the inverse topology on Min(L) that are being investigated by the speaker. The speaker will present the current findings on the inverse topology and prove results related to them. |
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Monday Feb. 13 SE 215 11:00 am |
Crypto Cafe Speaker: Title: Abstract: |
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Saturday Feb. 18 GN 101 PS 109 PS 111 8 am-4:30 pm |
INNOVATIVE MATHEMATICS EDUCATION The aim of the Florida GeoGebra 2022 Feb 19th Conference is to serve as a forum for teachers, researchers, and innovators to exchange ideas and present pedagogical and mathematical examples of research-based instructional strategies. Conference participants will learn the latest innovations and uses of GeoGebra in active student-centered, discovery-based learning as well as share their practice and discoveries. GeoGebra is open-source and free software for learning and teaching mathematics, used from early school grades through colleges and universities. GeoGebra has won many software awards and is used around the globe. (More at www.geogebra.org.) GeoGebra serves as a tool for researchers and educators to introduce innovation in teaching at all levels of education.
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Wednesday |
Invariant Theory Reading Seminar Textbook: Classical Invariant Theory , by Peter J. Olver, Cambridge University Press (1999). Refreshments will be served. |
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Monday |
Crypto Cafe Speaker: Title: Abstract: |
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March 2023 |
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Monday-Friday |
54th Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing |
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Wednesday |
Invariant Theory Reading Seminar Textbook: Classical Invariant Theory , by Peter J. Olver, Cambridge University Press (1999). Refreshments will be served. |
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Monday Mar. 6 SE 215 11:00 am |
Crypto Cafe Speaker: Title: Abstract: |
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Saturday Mar. 18 |
FAU's Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) to host Florida Women in Math Day For more information: http://www.math.fau.edu/awm/index.php |
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Monday Mar. 20 SE 215 11:00 am |
Crypto Cafe Speaker: Title: Abstract: |
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Wednesday March 22 SE 215 11:00 am |
Invariant Theory Reading Seminar Textbook: Classical Invariant Theory , by Peter J. Olver, Cambridge University Press (1999). Refreshments will be served. |
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April 2023 |
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Saturday Apr. 1 |
FAU Math Day (for high school students) For more information: http://www.math.fau.edu/mathday/index.php |
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Monday April 3 SE 215 11:00 am |
Crypto Cafe Speaker: Title: Abstract: |
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Wednesday April 5 SE 215 11:00 |
Invariant Theory Reading Seminar Textbook: Classical Invariant Theory , by Peter J. Olver, Cambridge University Press (1999). Refreshments will be served. |
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May, 2023 |
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May 22- |
Florida's Summer Institute in Biostatistics and Data Science Program Complete the APPLICATION BY April 1st, 2023. Women, Minorities and Persons with Disabilities are encouraged to apply. |
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July, 2023 |
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Mon.-Fri. |
Shaping the Future of CybersecurityYoung CryptograpHERS is a Cybersecurity summer camp specially designed for high school girls. Participants will be introduced to the fundamental principles of cybersecurity and learn how to apply conceptual knowledge to real-world situations. The camp will focus on Post-Quantum Cryptography, the area of math that is in charge of protecting our information in the era of quantum technology. The program includes lectures and activities by FAU faculty, alumni and speakers from industry and government. Our goal is to motivate and inspire talented students who are interested in a cybersecurity career. The camp is generously sponsored by a grant from NSA. This means participation is free, as the funding covers all costs for the students, including registration, catering, and camp gear! Attendance is limited and subject to availability, so apply now to take advantage of this opportunity. |
