Institute of Applied Mathematics

Mathematics Graduate Student Seminar

WHEN: 11:30-12:20 **Tuesdays** in Term 2, 1999/00.

WHERE: Room 301, Leonard S. Klinck Building (formerly the Old Computer Science Building).

WHY: To promote interaction between graduate students and feature talks of general interest in pure and applied mathematics. In the archives of student talks, you can see the list of titles and abstracts for the presentations of previous speakers.

CONTACTS: Stefan Reinker at reinker@math.ubc.ca or Anne O'Halloran at ohallo@math.ubc.ca.

2000 Winter Term Archive

List of Student Talks in Chronological Order:

18 Jan 00: Nathan Ng, Pure mathematics student, "PRIME NUMBERS: A Survey"

24 Jan 00: Abigail Wacher, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "The Modeling of Rapid Thermal Processing in a Chamber"

1 Feb 00: Amy Norris, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "Discussions on math in different contexts"

8 Feb 00: Stefan Reinker, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "Does the Brain need Mathematics?"

22 Feb 00: David Burggraf, Pure mathematics student, "Monodromy groups, maps, and Galois groups"

29 Feb 00: Adriana Dawes, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "Modelling cells in the pituitary"

7 Mar 00: Doug James, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "Haptic Interaction with Elastic Objects"

14 Mar 00: Stefan Reinker, Institute of Applied Mathematics student, "Does the Brain need Mathematics?"

21 Mar 00: Ron Ferguson, Pure mathematics student, "Permutations with Low Discrepancy k-Sums"

28 Mar 00: Glen Pugh, Pure mathematics student, "Riemann, Siegel and Turing: Numerical Evidence for the Riemann Hypothesis"

11 Apr 00: Mihail Cocos, Pure mathematics student, "High Order Derivatives on a Riemanian Manifold and Polynomial-like functions"

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