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Weber TBD

Speaker: Jeremy Booher, University of FloridaTitle: Towers of Curves, Motivic Class Groups, and EquicharacteristicL-FunctionsAbstract:  For a prime p, let K_n form a Z_p-tower of function fieldscorresponding to smooth projective curves […]

PhD Preliminary Examination of Christina Cole

Engineering E-206

Advisor:  Dr. Michael Kirby Co-Advisor:Dr. Margaret Cheney Committee:  Dr. Chris Peterson, Dr Nathaniel Blanchard Title: The Geometry and Topology of Learning Abstract: The /manifold hypothesis/ refers to the conjecture that […]

Cording Ceremony

Weber TBD

Celebrating math major graduates

PhD Defense of Brenden Balch

Weber 201

Mathematics faculty and graduate students are invited to attend the PhD Defense of Brenden Balch. You may also attend on Zoom Advisor:  Dr. Patrick Shipman Committee:  Dr. Chris Peterson, Dr. […]

PhD Preliminary Examination of Rachel Tremaine

Weber 201

Advisor:  Dr. Jess Hagman Committee:  Dr. Rick Miranda, Dr. Liz Arnold, Dr. Gaye DiGregorio, Dr. Vincent Basile Title:  Exploring the Situated Motives of Undergraduate Mathematics Education Stakeholders for Enhancing Equity, […]

Talk by Tucker Manton

Weber 201

A former CSU student, Tucker Manton, who obtained a PhD in physics at Arizona State University and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Brown University, is coming through town and […]

PhD Preliminary Examination of Mats Johnson

Weber 201

Mathematics faculty and graduate students are invited to attend the PhD Preliminary Examination of Mats Johnson. Advisor:  Dr. David Aristoff Committee:  Dr. Olivier Pinaud, Dr. Margaret Cheney, Dr. Diego Krapf […]

Rocky Mountain Algebraic Combinatorics

Weber 223

To join us for dinner after the talks, please RSVP here by Thursday, August 24 for reservation count. Getting to the roots: From X-ray crystallography to factoring polynomials Bernhard Bodmann […]

Number Theory Lab

Weber 201

Number Theory Lab meets every Tuesday. Contact Jamie Juul to be added to the mailing list.  

Postdoc Seminar Series: Evan Camrud

Weber 15

Our postdoc seminar series is back in swing, with Evan Camrud leading off with his talk, "A Story of Two Hypo-s: Hypocoercivity and Hypoellipticity for Two Degenerate Stochastic Dynamics."

First Putnam Club Practice

Weber 201

Pizza Provided! Please help recruit undergraduates for the Putnam Club! 

Seminar Presentations

Please join us for the next round of seminar presentations. Bagels and coffee will be provided. ​

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