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John Perry, University of Southern Mississippi, The dynamic approach to Gröbner basis computation

SAS 4201

Most algorithms to compute a Gröbner basis are “static”, inasmuch as they require as input both a set of polynomials and a term ordering, and preserve the term ordering throughout the computation.  This talk presents ongoing work on “dynamic” Buchberger algorithms. First described by Sturmfels and Caboara, dynamic algorithms require only a set of polynomials…

Brown Bag Lunch – moved to SAS 3281

SAS 3281

Join us tomorrow Wednesdays from 12:00-1:00 in the math graduate lounge for our weekly brown bag lunch. As a reminder all are welcomed including undergraduate students!

Oleksandr Misiats, Virginia Commonwealth University, Patterns around us: a calculus of variations prospective

SAS 4201

Crumples in a sheet of paper, wrinkles on curtains, cracks in metallic alloys, and defects in superconductors are examples of patterns in materials. A thorough understanding of the underlying phenomenon behind the pattern formation provides a different prospective on the properties of the existing materials and contributes to the development of new ones. In my talk…

Math Honors Undergraduate Research Presentation: Geneva Collins, Erin Beaton, Natalie Cody and Ethan Dudley, NC State

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…

Math Teachers’ Circle Workshop: Arvind Saibaba, Medical Imaging and other real life uses for mathematics

SAS 2102

From ultrasound scanners used before birth to environmental sensors that monitor the pathways of harmful substances, imaging technologies play an important role in human lives. In this workshop, I will explain some of the mathematical ideas behind image reconstructions: how they work, what their limitations are, and what uncertainties are associated with interpreting the images generated by imaging technologies. Bio: Arvind…

Spring 2019 NC State Mathematics Graduation Ceremony

McKimmon Center, Raleigh NC

The Math Graduation Ceremony for Spring 2019 will be held on Friday, May 10th at 10:00am in the McKimmon Center. Directions for the McKimmon Center is located here.

Di Bucklad’s Retirement Celebration

SAS 4104

Di will be retiring June 1, 2019. Di has  almost twenty-seven years of service to the state and and almost exactly 19 years with the department. Please join us in celebrating her retirement.

The Industrial Mathematical & Statistical Modeling Workshop

SAS Hall Lobby

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…

Dr. Indranil SenGupta, North Dakota State University, A machine learning based improvement of the Barndorff-Nielsen and Shephard model: analysis of crude oil price

A commonly used stochastic model for the derivative and commodity market analysis is the Barndorff-Nielsen and Shephard (BN-S) model. At first, an application of the BN-S model will be presented to find an optimal hedging strategy for the oil commodity from the Bakken, a new region of oil extraction that is benefiting from fracking technology.…