Tucson Math Circle

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Tucson Math Circle provides free weekly math problem solving sessions. The “senior” in-person program is for local middle and high school students who are motivated in mathematics. In past weeks, sessions have included Catalan Numbers, Induction, Game Theory, and Planar Geometry. We present topics that are accessible, with plenty of depth for advanced students to explore. 

We, the instructors, are current University of Arizona PhD students in the mathematical sciences. We hope that you come check out our program, interface with working mathematicians, and come learn some new math!

When/where: Select Tuesdays, 5:30-7pm in Environmental and Natural Resources Building 2 (ENR2), room S395, at The University of Arizona

RSVP: Students need to submit this form (available several days before each session) online before attending as well as bring the signed Parent/Legal Guardian Form (only one signed form is needed per academic year)

Contact: math-circle@arizona.edu 

Faculty Organizers: Ibrahim Fatkullin, Anna Medvedovsky

 

 
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