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Posted by Michael Gage, 10/9/00 at 9:06:23 PM.
Here is the list of SUMS speakers from previous years
Current semester:
Spring 2002
- Mathematical applications to biology: linkage analysis and statistical genetics
- Derek Gordon, '85 , Rockefeller University
- x^2 +x +41 as a prime number generator
- Doug Ravenel, University of Rochester
- Twisted arithmetic
- John Harper, University of Rochester
Fall 2001
- Ingeneious Amateurs
- Doris Schattsneider ,
- How and why to add points to the xy-plane
- Ken McMurdy, University of Rochester
- REU research results
- Jason Nordhaus and David Etlinger '03 (University of Rochester undergraduates)
Spring 2001
- A trip to the Fun House: the world of p-Adic numbers
- Michael Knap, University of Rochester
- Shape of the Universe
- David Henderson, Cornell University
- Fixed Points, Firsm and Stock Market Volatility
- Glenn MacDonald, Simon School of Business, University of Rochester
Fall 2000
- The Brower Fixed Point Theorem
- Josh Lansky, University of Toronto
- Lewis Carrol Voting Scheme
- Prof. Lane Hemaspaandra, CS department, University of Rochester
- REU research results
- Julia Eaton '02 and Joan Montesano '01 (University of Rochester undergraduates)
- What can mathematics tellus about Gore vs. Bush? Using mathematics modeling to explain political competition
- Mark Fey, Department of Political Science, University of Rochester
- Getting to the surface: Visualizing the mathematics of soap-film and soap-bubble surfaces.
- Prof. David Hoffman '66, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, CA
Spring 2000
- Invariants of 2 x 2 -Matrices
- Larry Smith, Gottingen University and Yale University
- Euler and the Riemann Hypothesis
- Gary Towsley, SUNY, Geneseo
Fall 1999
- On elliptic curves
- Josh Lansky, University of Rochester
- Chaos, Fractals, and the Internet
- Robert Devaney, Boston University
- Public Key Encryption
- Ted Turner '65, University at Albany, New York
Spring 1999
- The Shape of Space
- Jeff Weeks, Canton, NY
- Curvature and the Universe
- Jeff Weeks, Canton, NY
Fall 1998
- The Hypercube and the 3-sphere
- David Cervone, Union College --
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