Scientific software ecosystems and communities: Why we need them and how each of us can help them thrive Software is a cornerstone of long-term collaboration and scientific progress, but software complexity is increasing due to disruptive changes in computer architectures and the challenges of next-generation science. Thus, the high-performance computing (HPC) community has the unique […]
Scientific software ecosystems and communities: Why we need them and how each of us can help them thrive Software is a cornerstone of long-term collaboration and scientific progress, but software complexity is increasing due to disruptive changes in computer architectures and the challenges of next-generation science. Thus, the high-performance computing (HPC) community has the unique […]
Mathematics faculty and graduate students are invited to attend the PhD Preliminary Examination of Justin O’Connor. Advisor: Dr. Wolfgang Bangerth Committee: Dr. Patrick Shipman, Dr. James Liu, Dr. Christopher Weinberger Topology Optimization asks what shape is best to perform some task governed by a partial differential equation (PDE). This has many far-reaching applications related to […]
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 by Givental, quantum Serre duality refers to a precise relationship between the Gromov-Witten invariants of Z and those of the dual vector bundle E^\vee. In […]
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 minutes of Q+A from both panel and general participants. After the talk, there will be a 30 minute tea time conversation you are welcome to […]
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. In part, this is due to the unique hurdles posed by contact problems. Several intricately intertwined physical and geometric factors make contact computations hard, especially […]
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 as we wind through town for 10ish miles, enjoying the perfect ratio of pie and beverage along the way. Your registration will include one savory […]
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? Come hear answers from local, practicing math teachers at Educ8's next meeting! Pizza will be provided :) Educ8 is the new Math Education Club at […]
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 – Weber 223 10:30 - 11:00 – Department Welcome – Weber front lawn 11:00 - 12:00 - Greenslopes - Speedslopes Edition – J.V.K. Wagar 133 […]
Title: Stopping Human Trafficking: The complex legal, economic, and criminal landscape Speakers: John Powell, Joshua Hewson, and Manuchehr Aminian. Note that Manuchehr was recently a postdoc in the department of mathematics at CSU! Abstract: Banks unknowingly process financial transactions relating to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking (MSHT) and Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) enabling criminals to generate estimated profits […]
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