The Midwest Numerical Analysis Day to be held online and in person, October 29--30, 2021----Numerical analysis day-flyer
After he retired following the Fall 2002 semester, Professor W.T. Ingram, who was department chair from 1989-1998, generously set up an endowed fund to be used to bring well-known mathematical scientists to Rolla to give lectures on their work. All Ingram Lectures are open to the entire S&T community, and are widely advertised on campus. Visitors brought here under this program usually give two lectures, one of a general nature and accessible to students, and another more advanced aimed at faculty (though students are certainly welcome).
Speaker: Dr. Charles L. Epstein, Thomas A. Scott Professor of Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania
Date and Location: Thursday, March 5 in Toomey 295
General Lecture (3pm): The Geometry of the Phase Retrieval Problem, I --- Graveyard of Algorithms
Colloquium Talk (4:30pm): The Geometry of the Phase Retrieval Problem, II
We will hold our departmental colloquium over Zoom for the 2021-2022 Academic Year. Talks begin on Fridays at 4:15pm.
Upcoming colloquia:
We will hold joint seminars with MU over Zoom. The details may be found here: https://mathseminars.org/seminar/MO_Analysis
CAMS Seminar
Every other Monday at 3:30pm in Rolla G5
Hyperspace and Topology Seminar
3-5 PM on selected Mondays in Rolla G4
3-5 PM on selected Wednesdays in 103 Centennial
Analysis Seminar
Every other Monday at 3:30pm in Rolla G5
Time Scales Seminar
Wednesdays at noon in Rolla G5
For past colloquium information, click here.