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Past Colloquia in Department of Mathematics

Date/Timesort iconTitleUniversityLocal SpeakerGuest Speaker
11-16-2009 16:00Problems for the clairvoyant demonCambridge University Statistical LaboratoryGeoffrey Grimmett
11-02-2009 16:00 - 17:00Demonstrating Numerical Methods in the Classroom, and the Open Source Project FEMhubUniversity of Nevada, RenoPavel Solin
10-26-2009 16:00An algebraic operator approach to risk theoryJohann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied MathematicsCorina Constantinescu
10-12-2009 16:00Tree Polymers: Some Recent Results and ProblemsEdward C. Waymire
06-08-2009 16:30Average Frobenius distributions for elliptic curvesUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshDavid Penniston
05-19-2009 15:00Mysteries of the Cantor SetUniversity of Tennessee, A.M.S.Robert Daverman
05-13-2009 12:00Mathematical Models for Stem Cell Preservation and DifferentiationTechnical University of Munich, GermanyKarl-Heinz Hoffmann
05-11-2009 16:00Introduction to motivic topology (Joint UO/OSU Colloquium)University of OregonDan Dugger
05-04-2009 16:00Unexpected Properties of Dense Packings of SpheresThe University of Texas at AustinCharles Radin
04-27-2009 16:00The Geometry of Special RelativityTevian Dray
04-27-2009 16:00Stochastic Shell models and related topics.University of WyomingHakima Bessaih
04-20-2009 16:00Self-similar trees: Genesis, structure, dynamicsUniversity of Nevada - RenoIlya Zaliapin
04-13-2009 16:00Merging of time inhomogeneous finite Markov chainsStanford UniversityJessica Zuniga
02-16-2009 16:00A combinatorial analysis of interacting diffusionsUniversity of WashingtonSoumik Pal
01-26-2009 16:00Increasing the number of mathematics majors University of ArizonaBill Velez
01-21-2009 12:00The Impact of Space in Models of Resilience Colorado State UniversityColleen Webb
12-08-2008 16:00Matrix valued special functionsUniversidad Nacional de CórdobaJuan Alfredo Tirao
11-24-2008 16:00Some results and techniques in Diophantine approximationMary E. Flahive
10-13-2008 16:00Orbits of interval exchanges and a new induction processInstitut de Mathematiques de Luminy, Marseille FranceSebastien Ferenczi
10-06-2008 16:00Hurricane storm surge modeling: The state of the art and future developmentThe University of Texas at AustinClint Dawson