Math Department’s Awards Ceremony and End of Semester Meeting
SAS 4201Please SAVE THE DATE for the Department's Awards Ceremony and End of Semester Meeting. ceremony and tea to follow.
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Numerical Analysis Seminar: Elizabeth Newman, Emory University, Diving Deep Learning I
SAS 4201Deep learning is one of the most universal techniques in the modern big data era, achieving remarkable success across imaging, healthcare, natural language processing, and more. As applications begin to rely more heavily on deep learning, it is crucial that we understand how these algorithms make predictions and how we can make them better (e.g.,…
Teaching and Learning Seminar: Sharon Lubkin, Laura Colmenarejo, Arvind Saibaba, Bevin Maultsby, Lightning Talks
SAS 4201Once per semester, the Teaching and Learning Seminar will host 10-minute "lightning talks" in which 4 graduate students and/or faculty members will talk about some element of their teaching that they'd like to share. This may be a cool example you came up with for a class you are teaching, an innovative teaching technique or…
COS Events: Faculty-Staff Meeting
Riddick 301Please save the date for the College of Sciences’ annual Faculty and Staff meeting at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 20, in 301 Riddick Hall. Interim Dean John Blondin will join us as we discuss topics that are important to you. There will be time for you to ask questions too.A reception in the Riddick Hearth…
Numerical Analysis Seminar: Elizabeth Newman, Emory University, Diving Deep Learning II
SAS 4201Deep learning is one of the most universal techniques in the modern big data era, achieving remarkable success across imaging, healthcare, natural language processing, and more. As applications begin to rely more heavily on deep learning, it is crucial that we understand how these algorithms make predictions and how we can make them better (e.g.,…
Pure Math Graduate Student Seminar: Ian Klein, NC State, The Chromatic Symmetric Function and the Stanley-Stembridge Conjecture
SAS 2102Symmetric functions are very interesting combinatorial objects. After decomposing certain symmetric functions in terms of different bases, we can often combinatorially interpret the resulting coefficients. This is made particularly easy if those coefficients are positive (or controllably negative). The chromatic symmetric function is one such symmetric function, and its decomposition has been of interest for…
Colloquium: Alison Marsden, Stanford University, Multi-Physics Modeling of Flow and Cardiac Function in Pediatric Cardiology
SAS 2203Congenital heart disease affects 1 in 100 infants and is the leading cause of infant mortality in the US. Among the most severe forms of congenital heart disease is single ventricle physiology, in which the heart develops with only one functional pumping chamber. These patients typically undergo three open chest surgeries, culminating in the Fontan…
Geometry and Topology Seminar: Joonas Ilmavirta, University of Jyväskylä, Finland, Geophysics and algebraic geometry
SAS 4201Many areas of interest within the Earth are anisotropic, meaning that the speed of sound is different in different directions. It turns out that pressure waves are far better behaved than shear waves, but fortunately the different polarizations are coupled together through algebraic geometry. I will explain the surprising power of algebraic geometry in the…
College of Sciences Awards for Excellence Ceremony
Riddick HearthPlease join us in person or virtually as we honor our 2023 College of Sciences Awards for Excellence Nominees and winners.
Algebra and Combinatorics Seminar: Roeland Wiersema, University of Waterloo, Here comes the SU(N): multivariate quantum gates and gradients
SAS 2235Variational quantum algorithms use non-convex optimization methods to find the optimal parameters for a parametrized quantum circuit in order to solve a computational problem. The choice of the circuit ansatz, which consists of parameterized gates, is crucial to the success of these algorithms. Here, we propose a gate which fully parameterizes the special unitary group…
Financial Mathematics Seminar: Lorenzo Schoenleber, Collegio Carlo Alberto University of Turin, Maneuvering and Investing in Yield Farms
SAS 4201This article is about yield farming, which refers to a decentralized finance strategy of providing liquidity and seeking associated rewards in the form of transpired-transaction fees. We explain and demystify yield farming and quantify transaction costs, returns, and risks using on-chain data from major decentralized exchanges. We provide a mathematical framework that resembles a representative…
GAMMA (Girls in Applied Math, Modeling, and Analysis)
SAS Hall LobbyGrade Level(s): High School GIRLS Date(s): Saturday, April 29, 2023 (11:00 am - 2:00 pm) Location: NC State University - SAS Hall Cost: FREE (Capped at 40 students) Description: Discover the beauty of mathematics and its wide applicability and power in everyday life! Why Should I Study Math? What Can I Do with a Math Degree? What Do Mathematicians…
Doctoral Exam: William Reese, NC State, Uncertainty quantification and sensitivity analysis in Beyesian Inverse Problems
Arvind Saibaba, contact for zoom access.
Spring 2023 NC State Mathematics Graduation Ceremony
McKimmon Center, Raleigh NCYou are invited to participate in the Mathematics Graduation Ceremony to celebrate the students who completed their mathematics degree in Spring and Summer 2023. Graduation Ceremony will be held on May 5, 2023 at 6pm in McKimmon room 2. Reception to follow the ceremony.
Geometry and Topology Seminar: Igor Zelenko, Texas A&M University, Gromov’s h-principle for corank two distribution of odd rank with maximal first Kronecker index
SAS 3282The natural question is: do structures satisfying given open relations (called the genuine solutions of the differential relation) exist on a given manifold? Replacing all derivatives appearing in a differential relation by the additional independent variables one obtains an open subset of the corresponding jet bundle. A formal solution of the differential relation is a…
Special Event: The Eye: A Window to our Body
ZoomThis event is a: A virtual journey through the wonders of science: from designing houses to understanding the human body. A glimpse into the role of mathematics in accelerating discovery in ophthalmology and biomedicine. High School students may attend Application deadline: June 10, 2023 Apply now at this link: https://thesciencehouse.wufoo.com/forms/the-eye-a-window-to-our-body/ This event is FREE
Doctoral Exam: Evan Curcio, NC State, Mathematical Modeling of Stomach Morphogenesis and the Biomechanics of Pattern in Notochords
SAS 3282This dissertation presents three treatments of mathematical modeling to two relevant areas of biological application.We apply foam physics to the morphometry of cell packings of notochords, elastic membrane physics to notochord biomechanics, and the theory of morphoelasticity to morphogenesis in the developing stomach. The notochord is the defining feature of chordates, and during development it lengthens the embryo, provides…
Geometry and Topology Seminar: Arunima Bhattacharya, UNC Chapel Hill, Lagrangian Mean Curvature Equations
SAS 1216In this talk, we will introduce the special Lagrangian and Lagrangian mean curvature type equations. We will derive a priori interior estimates for the Lagrangian mean curvature equation under certain natural restrictions on the Lagrangian angle. As an application, we will use these estimates to solve the Dirichlet problem for the Lagrangian mean curvature equation with continuous boundary data…
Math Department Fall 2023 Meeting
SAS 4201We plan on having the beginning-of-the-semester departmental meeting on Monday, August 28, at 4:15 p.m. in SAS 4201. Dean Lewis Owen will join the meeting in the beginning with welcoming remarks and a short Q&A session. Deidre will follow up with a calendar invite and a detailed agenda shortly. Ice cream will be served before…
Biomathematics Seminar: Gerardo Chowell-Puente, Enhancing epidemic forecasts using multi- scale models: Application to COVID-19 and monkeypox epidemics
ZoomZoom Meeting: https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/93046132033?pwd=dkZiTjlKazgzK2Q3aXJra1g2R1Q0dz09 Meeting ID: 930 4613 2033 Passcode: 075251