Olivetti Club
Olivetti Club
List of Talks given in 2004-05
| Tuesday, August 31 | Todd Kemp, Cornell University Fock spaces and duality: an introduction to infinite dimensional analysis |
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| Tuesday, September 7 | Sarah Koch, Cornell University Splashing around in the basins: visualizing the dynamics of Newton's method in two complex variables |
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| Tuesday, September 21 | Artem Pulemyotov, Cornell University Hilbert riggings and generalized eigenvectors |
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| Tuesday, September 28 | Michael O'Connor, Cornell University Playing games on the real line |
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| Tuesday, October 5 | Gregory Muller, Cornell University Penrose tilings and other aperiodic tilings |
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| Tuesday, October 19 | Ron Maimon, Gene Network Sciences Biological combinatorics |
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| Tuesday, October 26 | James Belk, Cornell University Groups acting on trees |
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| Tuesday, November 2 | Jonathan Needleman, Cornell University Cantor set for president |
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| Tuesday, November 9 | Treven Wall, Cornell University Have we really solved Laplace's equation? |
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| Tuesday, November 16 | Matthew Noonan, Cornell University The geometry of electromagnetism |
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| Tuesday, November 23 | Hasanjan Sayit, Cornell University Simple predictible processes and the no arbitrage property |
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| Tuesday, November 30 | Roland Roeder, Cornell University On Poincaré's compactification of polynomial vector fields in the plane |
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| Tuesday, January 25 | Todd Kemp, Cornell University Hypercontractivity and the central limit theorem |
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| Tuesday, February 1 | Gregory Hjorth, University of California at Los Angeles An isolation theorem for groups of isometries |
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| Tuesday, February 8 | Spencer Hamblen, Cornell University Lifting Galois representations: variations on a conjecture of Serre |
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| Tuesday, February 15 | Sarah Koch, Michael O'Connor, Jonathan Needleman, et. al, Cornell University A potpourri of fun mathematical proofs |
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| Tuesday, February 22 | Benjamin Chan, Cornell University A model for sexual reproduction |
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| Friday, March 4 | Matthew Noonan, Cornell University 1 + 2 + 3 + … = –1/12, no forest has more than 6 trees, and other abstract nonsense |
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| Tuesday, March 8 | Kristen Camenga, Cornell University Faces and angles of polytopes |
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| Tuesday, March 15 | Drew Armstrong, Cornell University The mystery of the Catalan numbers |
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| Tuesday, March 29 | Joshua Bowman, Cornell University Royden's theorem on isometries of Teichm�ller space |
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| Tuesday, April 5 | Michael O'Connor, Cornell University The recreational mathematics of hats and lightbulbs |
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| Tuesday, April 12 | Treven Wall, Cornell University Using one fish to feed 5,000 |
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| Tuesday, April 19 | Gwyneth Whieldon, Cornell University Climbing trees and counting solutions |
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| Tuesday, April 26 | David Biddle, Cornell University What do determinants and Euler characteristics have in common? |
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| Tuesday, May 3 | Todd Kemp, Cornell University Fun with Fourier! |