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Join us for tea, cookies, and discussion!
The ACM Tea hour is a venue for graduate students in Applied and Computational Mathematics and related fields to discuss their research interests in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Student volunteers kick off meetings with an introduction to their area of research or short talk about an area of interest.
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Contact Patrick Sanan for more information, or if you're interested in talking about your research or a topic of mathematical interest.
Location
Meetings are held in the Annenberg Lounge at 4pm on most Fridays.
Upcoming Sessions
November 13th:
"Foundations of Elasticity", Patrick Sanan
November 20th:
TBD Tomasz Tyranowski
November 27th:
TBD
December 4th:
TBD (Last meeting before Winter Break)
Previous Sessions
October 2nd:
"Random Methods for Linear Algebra", Alex Gittens.
October 9th:
"GPGPU Computing: New tools for blazingly-fast numerics" (intro), Tim Elling
October 16th:
"Convex Optimization: A Lightspeed Introduction" (pt. 1), Stephen Becker
October 23th:
"Convex Optimization: A Lightspeed Introduction" (pt. 2), Stephen Becker
November 6th:
All Hands on DEC: Computation on the Simpli-Seas, Keenan Crane