Mathematics Colloquium

Colloquium

UT Tyler Department of Mathematics

The Mathematics Department holds a weekly colloquium series consisting of research-level talks by UT Tyler faculty and outside speakers. The talks are aimed at a general audience and should be accessible to mathematics faculty, and in many cases, graduate students and advanced undergraduates. Colloquium usually takes place on Fridays from 12:20–1:15 pm. Contact Prof. Katie Anders (kanders@uttyler.edu) for more information.

Fall 2023 Schedule

Date

Speaker

Title

August 25

Millie Jeske, UT Tyler

Permutation Pattern Avoidance

September 1

Lucas Vega, UT Tyler

Inverse Semigroups

September 15

Katie Anders, UT Tyler

Generalized Graph Splines

September 22

Rajat Gupta, UT Tyler

k-th Smallest Parts of Partitions

September 29

Himanshu Singh, UT Tyler

Provable Convergence Phenomena in Dynamical Systems

October 20

Maddie Dawsey, UT Tyler

Binary Representations and the Stern Sequence

October 27

Joseph Vandehey, UT Tyler

Counterexamples to Serret's Theorem

November 10

Jie Zeng, UT Tyler

Spectral Theory

November 17

Nathan Smith, UT Tyler

Breaking the Rules

 

Spring 2023 Schedule

Date

Speaker

Title

January 27

Katie Anders, UT Tyler

Non-standard binary representations

February 10

Rajat Gupta, UT Tyler

Abel-Plana Summation Formula and Its Variants

February 17

Alex Weygandt, Texas A&M

Groupoids, C*-Algebras, and Rapid Decay

February 24

Zhen-Chuan Liu, Baylor

An unconditional decomposition of the Schatten-p classes

March 10

David Milan, UT Tyler

Morita Equivalence for Graph Inverse Semigroups

April 14

Noah Lebowitz-Lockard, UT Tyler

Runs of Integers with the Same Number of Divisors