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Department of Mathematics

UCCS MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM SERIES

Academic Year 2008 - 2009

Location:
University Center Room 307


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FALL SEMESTER 2008
DATE
SPEAKER
AFFILIATION/INSTITUTION
TITLE
Thursday
September 11, 2008
Mark W. Coffey Colorado School of Mines
Department of Physics

Feynman diagrams, integrals,
and special functions

Thursday
September 25, 2008
Kulumani Rangaswamy University of Colorado
Department of Mathematics
On Leavitt path algebras
over infinite graphs
Friday
October 10, 2008
Steve Krone University of Idaho
Department of Mathematics
Spatial self-organization in cyclic
particle systems
Thursday
October 23, 2008
Anca Radulescu Applied Mathematics
University of Colorado at Boulder

Thursday
November 6, 2008
Chihoon Lee Department of Statistics
Colorado State University
Diffusion Approximations to Stability and Control Problems for Stochastic Networks in Heavy Traffic
Thursday
November 20, 2008
UC 302
David Bortz Applied Mathematics
Univ of Colorado at Boulder
Mathematics and Biology
in the 21st Century

(joint math and biology colloquium)
Thursday
December 11, 2008

Alessandro
Veneziani

Mathematics & Comp Sci
Emory University




SPRING SEMESTER 2008
DATE
SPEAKER
AFFILIATION/INSTITUTION
TITLE
Thu, Jan 31 Robert Carlson Department of Mathematics
University of CO, Colo. Spgs.
Hunting for Eigenvalues of
Quantum Graphs
Thu, Feb 21 Radu Cascaval Department of Mathematics
University of CO, Colo. Spgs.
On the Soliton Resolution
Conjecture
Thu, Mar 6 Yu Zhang Department of Mathematics
University of CO, Colo. Spgs
Limit Theorems for Maximum Flows on a Lattice
Thu, Apr 3 Enrique Pardo Universidad de Cadiz (Spain) The Classification Question for Leavitt Path Algebras
Thu, Apr 17 Robert Carlson Department of Mathematics
University of CO, Colo. Spgs.
Bringing Matlab into Introductory Differential Equations
Thu, May 1 Tim Huber Iowa State University Parametric representations for Eisenstein series from Ramanujan's differential equations
Tue, May 6 Mercedes Siles Molina   Universidad de Málaga   (Spain)     Classification Theorems for Acyclic
Leavitt Path Algebras
Thu, May 8 John D. Lorch Ball State University Sudoku and Orthogonality

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