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Posted by Michael Gage, 12/12/00 at 2:19:53 PM.

Department of Mathematics of the Pennsylvania State University runs a yearly semester-long intensive program for undergraduate students seriously interested in pursuing a career in mathematical sciences. The Mathematics Advanced Study Semesters (MASS) program started in the Fall of 1996 and is held during the Fall semester of each year.

 1. http://www.math.psu.edu/mass
 2. Fall semester: 2002
 3. The principal part of the program consists of three core courses chosen from major areas in Algebra/Number Theory, Analysis, and Geometry/Topology respectively, specially designed and offered exclusively to MASS participants, and a weekly MASS seminar.
 4. Additional features include colloquium-type lectures by visiting and resident mathematicians and mathematical research projects.
 5. The following courses will be offered in the Fall of 2002:
 6. TOPICS
 Elements of Fractal Geometry and Dynamics
 Instructor: Yakov Pesin, Professor of Mathematics.
 Number Theory with a Tilt at Elliptic Curves
 Instructor: Dale Brownawell, Professor of Mathematics.
 Intuitive Topology
 Instructor: Sergei Tabachnikov, Associate Professor of Mathematics.
 MASS Seminar
 Instructor: Sergei Tabachnikov, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Director of MASS Program
 MASS Colloquium
 Instructor: Multiple invited speakers

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