Past Events
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8,611 total past events.
Tuesday, May 6, 1997
SWRIMS Event
Location: Math 401
Quantitative Biology Colloquium
Student Presentations
Location: Econ 200
Department Tea
Location: Math 401
PDE Seminar
Bäcklund Transformations and Their Applications
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Nick Ercolani, Department of Mathematics, Program in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona
SWRIMS Event
Monday, May 5, 1997
Department Tea
Location: Math 401
Committee Meeting
Undergraduate Committee Meeting
Location: Math 402
Friday, May 2, 1997
Program in Applied Mathematics Colloquium
Quantum Mechanics and Image Science: Some Points of Contact
Location: Math 501
Presenter: Harrison H. Barrett, Optical Sciences Center, Department of Radiology, Program in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona
Mathematics Colloquium
Heat Kernels and Zeta Functions
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Serge Lang, Yale University
SWIG Seminar
How to Run Netscape from Home
Location: Math 224
Presenter: Mark Hays, Ricardo Martinez, and Anu Rao, Department of Mathematics, University of Arizona
Program in Applied Mathematics Brown Bag Seminar
Mystery Fun Topic
Location: Math 402
Presenter: A speaker to be announced
Thursday, May 1, 1997
Mathematics Colloquium
Heat Kernels All Over the Place
Location: Math 501
Presenter: Serge Lang, Yale University
Graduate Student Colloquium
Introduction to Computing with Matrix Groups
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Robert Beals, Department of Mathematics, University of Arizona
Modeling and Computation Seminar
Adaptive Array/Superresolution Processing
Location: Math 402
Presenter: George David, Hughes Aircraft
Wednesday, April 30, 1997
Math Movie
The KGB, the Computer, and Me
Location: Bio Sciences West 301
Undergraduate Colloquium
From Quasicrystals to Aperiodic Tilings
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Chris Sinclair, University of Arizona undergraduate math major
Department Tea
Location: Math 401
Tuesday, April 29, 1997
Mathematics Instruction Colloquium
Why is Who Are You?' A Mathematical Question? An Introduction to Signature Verification
Location: Math 501
Presenter: Dan Madden, Department of Mathematics, University of Arizona
Quantitative Biology Colloquium
Student Presentations
Location: Econ 200
Faculty Meeting
Location: Math 501
Algebra and Number Theory Seminar
Sheaf Cohomology and Finite Group Actions
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Susan Hammond, Department of Mathematics, University of Arizona
PDE Seminar
Bäcklund Transformations and Their Applications
Location: Math 402
Presenter: Nick Ercolani, Department of Mathematics, Program in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona
Quantitative Biology Colloquium
Growth and Form; Twist and Writhe
Location: Econ 200
Presenter: Neil Mendelson, Molecular and Cellular Biology, and Michael Tabor, Program in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona