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Algebra and Combinatorics

The Algebra and Combinatorics Seminar features research talks about recent results in algebra, combinatorics, and related areas. Particular subjects of interest are the structure and representation theory of Lie algebras, quantum groups, algebraic groups, and vertex algebras, as well as the algebraic, enumerative, geometric, and topological aspects of combinatorics.

Algebra and Combinatorics website: https://sites.google.com/ncsu.edu/algebracombinatoricsseminar/home

Time and Location: W 12:45 – 1:45 pm in SAS 4201 

Organizers:

Applied Mathematics Graduate Student (AMGSS)

The Applied Math Grad Student Seminar (AMGSS) is an opportunity for graduate students to give presentations in a low-pressure environment. These talks are typically progress reports on thesis research, and are often practice talks for conferences or oral examinations. Also included are reports and discussion from workshops, summer schools and internship experiences. Students get a chance to practice presenting (and listening to) talks by their peers and department faculty. Students wishing to attend the presentations are welcome to contact the organizers to be added to the seminar email list.

AMGSS website: https://amgss.wordpress.ncsu.edu/

Time and Location: M 3 – 4 pm in SAS 4201

Organizers:

Biomathematics

Talks in the area of mathematical biology and quantitative biology.

Time and Location: Tu 4:20-5:20 pm in Cox 306

Organizer: Zixuan Cang [email protected]

Colloquium

TBA

Organizer: Dmitry Zenkov [email protected]

Computational and Applied Mathematics

The Computational and Applied Mathematics seminar focuses on general computational methods arising in applied mathematics. We invite an interdisciplinary audience and speakers, including faculty, researchers, and graduate students from mathematics and other applied sciences, to attend and present research talks that spotlight the practical implementation of mathematical concepts. Technical, tutorial, and expository presentations are all encouraged

Time and Location: Th 1:30-2:30 pm in SAS 4201

Organizers:

Differential Equations/Nonlinear Analysis

This research seminar is a forum for lectures by NC State University or outside researchers in areas related to Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations, Analysis and Dynamical Systems.

Website: Differential Equations/Nonlinear Analysis website

Time and Location: W 3 – 4 pm in SAS 4201

Organizers: Differential Equations

Organizers: Nonlinear Analysis

Financial Mathematics

Time and Location: F 1:30 – 2:30 pm in SAS 4201

Organizer: Tao Pang [email protected]

Flash Talks

Flash Talks are short 20-minute colloquium-style talks by Math Department faculty on their current research. The main objective is to introduce first and second-year PhD students to the research done by faculty and help them find advisors. The talks may occasionally be given by postdocs, graduate students, and visitors. Everyone is welcome to attend!

Past Flash Talks

Time and Location: TBD in SAS 4201

Organizer: TBD

Geometry and Topology

The goal of the seminar is to present and discuss results in geometry,  topology, related topics and applications.

Time and Location: W 10:00-11:00 AM in SAS 4201

Organizers:

Graduate Training

Introduction to research, teaching, professional development, and graduate school survival skills. Aimed at first and second year graduate students, but open to all Math and Applied Math graduate students.

Time and Location: M 1:55-2:45 pm in SAS 4201

Organizer:

Numerical Analysis RTG

Time and Location: TBD in SAS 4201

Organizer: Ilse Ipsen [email protected]

PhD Thesis Defenses

PhD students will be presenting their defenses.

Time and Location:TBD

Organizer: TBD

Pure Math Graduate Student (PuGS)

Pure Math Graduate Student Seminar is a platform for graduate students in pure mathematics to share their research with fellow graduate students. It is intended to provide a comfortable environment, free of faculty presence, in which graduate students can practice communicating their research or any interesting topics in pure mathematics.

Time and Location: (TBA)

Organizers:

SIAM Student Chapter

We host professional development, tutorial, and research talks from NC State University faculty as well as visitors. Our primary audience is graduate students, but any are welcome to attend our events.

President: Justen Geddes
Vice President: Michael Redle

Stochastics/Discrete Analysis

This seminar series features research talks in Stochastics and Discrete Analysis.  The area of Stochastics includes probability theory and its applications in other areas of mathematics.  Discrete Analysis encompasses results that are analytical in flavor but also have an application to discrete areas of mathematics such as number theory, combinatorics, and probability.

Website: Stochastic/Discrete Analysis website

Time and Location: W 1:55-2:55 pm in SAS 4201

Organizers: Stochastic

Organizer: Discrete Analysis

SUM Series

The SUM Series features weekly informal talks on mathematical topics for an undergraduate audience. SUM Series site .

Time and Location: Th 4:30-5:30 pm in SAS 4201

Organizers:

Symbolic Computation

The discipline of symbolic computation includes computer algebra, hybrid symbolic-numeric computation, mathematical knowledge representation and the algebraic aspects of formal methods in computer science, such as rule-based theorem proving. Its goal is to “do mathematics by computer” (Stephen Wolfram), with, we would add, exact or validated answers. Trademarked symbolic computation algorithms are used for computation of a Gröbner basis, lattice basis reduction, polynomial factorization, closed-form summation and integration, and solution in Tarski’s theory of real geometry. Commercial symbolic computation packages (Wolfram’s Mathematica, Maple by Maplesoft, MuPAD inside Matlab) and academic software (Stein’s Sage platform and many smaller programs) today have millions of users.

The symbolic computation seminar features research talks related to the design and implementation of algorithms in symbolic computation, including such areas as exact linear algebra, sparse interpolation and signal processing, algorithms for problems from algebraic and real geometry and optimization, polynomial root finding and solution of polynomial systems, algebraic solution of difference and differential equations, validation of numerical results, fast certification of outputs from cloud servers, and applications of algebraic geometry in the sciences.

Time and Location: Tu 1:30 – 2:30 pm in SAS 4201

Organizer: Yairon Cid-Ruiz [email protected]

Teaching and Learning

The Teaching and Learning Seminar is a forum for sharing teaching-related projects and innovations, for workshops and panels related to the practice of teaching, and for other sessions related to the general theme.

Time and Location: Th 3 – 4 pm SAS 4201

Organizers: 

Triangle Series in Combinatorics

Organizer: Nathan Reading [email protected]

Triangle Topology

Time and Location: W 3:15 – 4:15 pm

Organizers:

Departmental Seminar and Student Group Lists

Algebra Seminarsmath-ac_seminar[email protected]
Applied Mathematics Clubmath-amc[email protected]
Association for Women in Mathematicsmath-awm[email protected]
Differential Equations Seminarsmath-de_seminar[email protected]
Financial Math Seminarsfm_seminar[email protected]
Geometry & Topology Seminarsgeom-top-top-seminar[email protected]
Graduate Student Algebra Seminarsgrad-alg-sem[email protected]
Numerical Analysis Seminarsmath-na_seminar[email protected]
 Numerical Analysis Seminar (local)math-nal_seminar[email protected]
Stochastics Seminarmath-prs_seminar[email protected]
Super Symmetryssseminar[email protected]
SUM Seriessumseries[email protected]
Symbolic Computation Seminarssymbcomp[email protected]
Teaching and Learningmath-teaching-and-learning[email protected]