Winter 2018

Schedule of Talks

Click on the title of a talk for the abstract (if available).


January 11

David Speyer
University of Michigan

Seeing the unsolvability of the quintic


January 18

Takumi Murayama
University of Michigan

Knot theory and the Jacobian conjecture


January 25

Bobbie Wu
University of Michigan

A Simplest High-order Numerical Method


February 1

Felix Janda
University of Michigan

Fulton-MacPherson’s Compactification


February 8

Benjamin Krakoff
University of Michigan

The Matrix-Tree Theorem


February 15

Trevor Hyde
University of Michigan

Down the rabbit hole: an introduction to p-adic numbers


February 22

Jonathan Gerhard
University of Michigan

Pattern Avoidance and Combinatorial Statistics for Set Partitions and RGF


March 3

No Meeting


March 8

Phil Tosteson
University of Michigan

Cutting and Pasting: Rethinking Size


March 15

Carsten Peterson
University of Michigan

Cohn’s Irreducibility Criterion


March 22

Alex Kapiamba
University of Michigan

Chaos and the Logistic Map


March 23

Drew Armstrong
University of Miami

Where is the cone?


March 29

David Fernandez-Breton
University of Michigan

What does infinitely many mean?


April 5

Rachel Webb
University of Michigan

Moduli Spaces: study the forest, not the trees


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