Seminars

These seminars are forums for (but not limited to) talks from visiting faculty as well as from the Loyola Mathematics and Statistics faculty. The talks are about 45 minutes, followed by a 10-15 minute discussion, and are geared for nonspecialist faculty and junior-senior level math majors (knowledge of at least linear algebra and differential equations is assumed). Anyone is welcome to attend. Refreshments will be provided 10 minutes before and after the talk.

If you would like to speak in the seminar or have any questions, please contact Dr. Lisa Oberbroeckling by emailing loberbroeckling "at" loyola "dot" edu.

Previous seminars

2011-2012 Schedule

Date Room Time	Speaker	Title (click on title for abstract)
Apr 25 B03 KH 3:00-4:00	Fr. Jean Turgeon, Jesuit Chair Department of Mathematics and Statistics Loyola University Maryland	Marin Mersenne and his Pen Pals
Feb 29 B01 KH 3:00-4:00	Fr. Jean Turgeon, Jesuit Chair Department of Mathematics and Statistics Loyola University Maryland	Multiplying and Dividing Before 1202
Feb 7 B01 KH 3:00-4:00	Papa Sissokho Illinois State University	Vector Space Partitions
Feb 6 B01 KH 3:30-4:30	Timothy Clark Loyola University Maryland	The LCM-lattice: a crossroads for combinatorics, topology and commutative algebra
Feb 2 B01 KH 3:00-4:00	Kevin Woods Oberlin College	Generating Functions, Algorithms, and the Two Stamp Problem
Sept 21 344 MH 3:00-4:00	Timothy Clark Loyola University Maryland	Graphs, monomials and lattices: Toward a combinatorial encyclopedia

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Last Modified: January 31, 2012