Upcoming Events

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My talk will first explain what n dimensional projective space is (it’s basically ordinary n dimensional space plus points at infinity); this notion turns out to make sense not only over the reals but over any field. I’ll then recall work on …

Ross Miller from the Department of Political Science will give the first talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

Ranked-choice voting (RCV), also known as instant runoff voting or the plurality elimination rule, has experienced a significant rise in popularity in the United States over the last twenty years. Several US cities have adopted RCV to elect mayors …

Anne Duncan from the Department of Classics and Religious Studies will give the second talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

The Hamiltonian of the surface quasi-geostrophic (SQG) equation is an invariant quantity for regular enough solutions. It is postulated that the critical Holder regularity required to have the Hamiltonian conserved is C^{0}, known as the Onsager type …

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Clay Cressler from the School of Biological Sciences will give the third talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

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