Radmila Sazdanović will speak at the Coffee and Viz series in the Teaching and Visualization Lab, James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Friday March 16, 9:30-10:30 am about Visual Mathematics: the role of visualizations in math research.
The Triangle Lectures in Combinatorics is a series of combinatorial workshops held each semester on a Saturday in the Research Triangle region of North Carolina, funded by the National Science Foundation. The workshop this spring, the 15th installment of the Triangle Lectures in Combinatorics (TLC), will be hosted by North Carolina State University in Raleigh,…
Any 7th or 8th grade girl interested in math Saturday, April 7, 2018 | 10:00am – 3:00pm SAS Hall at NCSU RSVP: Space is limited! Please reserve your spot by April 2nd by emailing graduate student Katherine Harris at keharri4@ncsu.edu. Please include any dietary allergies/restrictions in your email. PDF
Humans play games. Sometimes we roll the dice, or buy lottery tickets - sometimes we play chess, or mind games of manipulation. History gives us two examples of the development of new mathematical ideas and directions from our playful habits: games of chance, which led to the formulation of Probability Theory, and games of strategy,…
The goal of this conference is to bring young mathematicians together, both as speakers and as participants. The talks will cover an array of subject areas that are well represented in the Duke Journal. There will be nine talks by young mathematicians. More information can be found at: https://sites.duke.edu/dmj2018/
There are many reasons, moral and practical, why we need to diversify our mathematics departments — and more generally STEM departments and the workforce. But how do we go about it? A good starting point is to realize the various barriers to an inclusive environment. In this talk, a case study will be used to…
Wednesday to Saturday Nov. 7-10 in SAS Hall 4201. Lectures are open to all. Conference Information is located here.
Wednesday to Saturday Nov. 7-10 in SAS Hall 4201. Lectures are open to all. Conference Information is located here.
Wednesday to Saturday Nov. 7-10 in SAS Hall 4201. Lectures are open to all. Conference Information is located here.
Hanes Hall, Room 120 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina The Triangle Lectures in Combinatorics is a series of combinatorial workshops held each semester on a Saturday in the Research Triangle region of North Carolina, funded by the National Science Foundation. The workshop this coming fall, the 16th installment of the Triangle Lectures in Combinatorics,…
Wednesday to Saturday Nov. 7-10 in SAS Hall 4201. Lectures are open to all. Conference Information is located here.
A brief overview of SNL’s mission, R&D areas, and opportunities in mathematics, statistics, and computational science will be given.
The the 14th Annual NC State University Graduate Student Research Symposium will be held in the Jane S. McKimmon Center on Wednesday, March 20, 2019. The poster session will be from 1:30pm to 4:00pm. This year, there will be over 200 poster presentations representing research being conducted in 70 graduate programs from all colleges. …
Upcoming meeting: Saturday, March 30, 2019 Location: Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC Lecture Hall: Manchester 16 More information: https://wp.math.ncsu.edu/tlc/ Speakers: James Haglund, University of Pennsylvania Adam Marcus, Princeton University Jennifer Morse, University of Virginia Nathan Reading, North Carolina State University Registration and funding applications: To register and/or apply for funding, please fill out this form. If you have…
Turn on a light in the middle of a room: Is every spot illuminated? If the room is a complicated labyrinth, then probably not, but what if the walls of the room are mirrors? Amie Wilkinson of the University of Chicago will deliver the Department of Mathematics Kwangil Koh Lecture on Mathematics in Our Time through…
Geneva Collins Title : Automatic Geometric Theorem Proving: Sangaku From an Algebraic PerspectiveAbstract: During the Edo period (1603-1867 CE) Japan was almost completely closed off from the rest of the world and developed its own mathematical tradition called wasan. Part of this tradition was to hang tablets, known as sangaku, in the eaves of a…
The IMSM workshop starts with a welcome reception at 5pm on Sunday, July 14, 2019 and ends at 8pm on July 24, 2019. Location: The IMSM workshop will held in SAS Hall on the campus of North Carolina State University. Objective: expose graduate students in mathematics, statistics, and computational science to challenging and exciting real-world…
Register now for a weekend anniversary celebration marking 130 years of mathematics education and research here at NC State. The history of mathematics at the university dates to 1889, when math courses were among the first taught as NC State ushered in its inaugural class of students. Harrelson Hall was the former home of the…
Systems governed by laws of self-organization arise in many different contexts including biology (swarming behavior of animals), social (opinion dynamics, social networks), technological (cosmology, control, robotics), and others. A particular challenge in studying such systems is to understand how local communication between "agents" gives rise to emergence of global collective behavior characterized by two basic phenomena -- alignment and flocking. In this…