Let X be a smooth variety or orbifold and let Z be a complete intersection in X defined by a section of a vector bundle E over X. Originally proposed […]

The next QSIDE colloquium (https://qsideinstitute.org/events/qside-colloquium/) is Thursday March 10, at 2pm Mountain (=4pm Eastern). The virtual talk will consist of around 40 minutes of presentation by the speaker and 20 […]

Title:  Robust Optimization-based Solvers and Smooth Reformulations for 3D Contact Contact is ubiquitous and often unavoidable, and yet modeling contacting systems continues to stretch the limits of available computational tools. […]

The annual Tour de Pi(e) will take place on Monday, March 14th, 2022 and includes three stops featuring three premier pie makers in Fort Collins. Join us on this wonky math day […]

Do you have questions about: - Becoming a K-12 math teacher? - The teacher job application? - Interviewing for a teaching position? - What it's like being a first-year teacher? […]

General itinerary for Thursday, March 24, 2022 7:15 - 9:45 - Hike in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains 10:00 - 10:30 – Introduction to the CSU math Graduate Program […]

This week we are happy to have Fenglong You speaking from the University of Oslo. Relative quantum cohomology under birational transformations  I will talk about how relative quantum cohomology, defined […]

Title:  Resource Allocation Optimization for Space Domain Awareness and Synthetic Aperture Radar Advisor:  Dr. Margaret Cheney Committee:  Dr. Jennifer Mueller, Dr. Patrick Shipman, Dr. Chandra Venkatachalam Resource allocation problems are […]

Danny Perez, from Los Alamos National Laboratory, will be speaking about long-time atomistic simulations and the mathematical ideas underpinning some approaches to such simulations. Atomic-scale simulations of materials using molecular dynamics […]