Seminars

These seminars are forums for (but not limited to) talks from visiting faculty as well as from the Mathematical Sciences Department 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. Oberbroeckling by emailing loberbroeckling "at" loyola "dot" edu.

Previous seminars

2007-2008 Schedule

Date Room Time	Speaker	Title
April 14 309 KH 3:00-4:00	Timothy Myers Morgan State University	The gauge integral and its relationship to the Lebesgue integral
March 27 B01 KH 3:00-4:00	Mike Plantholt Illinois State University	Graph Theory Models and Sports Scheduling
March 12 309 KH 3:00-4:00	Christopher Morrell Loyola College	Modeling Age and Time in Longitudinal Studies using Mixed-Effects Models: Is There a Difference?
Dec 10 305 KH 3:00-4:00	Lisa Oberbroeckling Loyola College	Proving Exponential Convergence in hp-FEM Approximation of Singularly-Perturbed Systems of Reaction-Diffusion Problems a.k.a. What IS that on my white board?

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Last Modified: 25 March, 2008