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Mathematics Colloquium

This is the schedule for the Spring Semester, 2005.  It is subject to change, so check back frequently. As abstracts for the talks become available, they will be linked to this page. If you would like to give a talk, or have any questions, contact Slava Rykov.

Unless otherwise posted, the Colloquium will be held on
Wednesdays at 2:30 PM
in the Durham Science Center, Room 255.

Week 1
January 12		    
Week 2
January 20 (Thursday at 2:30PM)		  Trisha Hooks
Faculty Candidate		  Unreplicated Variety Trials: Effects of Check Plot Density and Fixed Versus Random Treatments
Week 3
January 26		    
Week 4
February 2		  Jim Rogers
Faculty Candidate		   The Fractal Nature of the Emergent Theory of Life
Week 5
February 9		  
  
Week 6
February 16		  
  
Week 7
February 23		  
  
Week 8
March 3 (Thursday at 2:30PM)		  Jiantian Wang
Midland Lutheran College (Faculty Candidate)		  A Brief Overview on Survival Analysis
Week 9
March 9		  Dora Matache, University of Nebraska at Omaha
  Random Boolean Networks governed by a generalization of the ECA Rule 126
Week 10
March 23		  
  
Week 11
March 30		  
  
Week 12
April 6		  
  
Week 13
April 15 (Friday)		  Prof. George J. Klir
Binghamton University - SUNY		  General information theory
Week 14
April 18 (Monday), 2:30-3:30PM, DSC115		   Dr. David P. Roberts
University of Minnesota--Morris		  A Database of p-adic Fields
Week 14
April 21 (Thursday)		   Silviu Podariu
PhD KSU, consultant for Starpoint Securities		   Supernovae Constraints on Cosmological Constant and Scalar Field Dominated Cosmological Models
Week 15
April 29 (Friday)		   Andrew Crabbe
graduate student in algebra in Lincoln		   The Generalized Factorial Function

 

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