Fall 2024

Welcome to Tufts Monday Math Meeting. The talks are on Mondays, 12:00 – 1:00 PM in JCC 501 and will include food provided by the math department! Feel free to drop by!

The meeting is meant to serve two main goals: to expose participants to some mathematical concepts not taught in standard courses and to present ideas related to research.

As of Fall 2023, we expand our objectives to include two more goals: to foster connection between mathematics community at Tufts and other institution and to present ways in which mathematics is used in contexts other than pure/applied mathematical research. Talks will mostly be given by graduate students and undergraduate students. To reflect the new objectives, we invite speakers from other departments and institutions in addition to Tufts Mathematics Department.

This seminar was initially established by JinCheng Wang with the guidance of Prof. Christopher Coscia. The seminar is currently organized by Vittoria Cristante, Hikaru Jitsukawa, and Kate Wall. If you have any questions or would be interested in giving a talk, please email us!

DateSpeakerTitle
9/9[No Speaker]
9/16[No Speaker]
9/23[No Speaker]
9/30[No Speaker]
10/7[No Speaker]
10/14[Indigenous Peoples’ Day]
10/21David CutlerManifolds, Mixed Volumes, and a Quasi-Metric
10/28Chandler SmithAn Introduction to Smooth Optimization on Manifolds
11/4Hikaru JitsukawaTo Collapse into Nothingness: An Introduction to Mathematical Structuralism
11/11[Veterans’ Day]
11/18[No Speaker]
11/25Saskia SolotkoMultitriangulations, Polyomino Pipe Dreams, and Determinental Varieties
12/2Brendan MalleryOptimal Transportation and the Isoperimetric Inequality
12/9JinCheng Wang

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