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Special Lecture: Mostow rigidity and hyperbolic 3-manifolds

ANNOUNCEMENTS, OTHER MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT EVENTS

April 28, 2023      10:20 am
Speaker: Benjy Firester - Harvard Class of 2023

My thesis develops the theory of hyperbolic manifolds and explains two proofs of the foundational Mostow rigidity theorem. Great math theorems bridge fields, enabling us to transfer tools from one...
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Mathematics for Human Flourishing: Francis Su

ANNOUNCEMENTS, OTHER MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT EVENTS

October 6, 2022      4:30 pm
Speaker: Francis Su - Harvey Mudd College

Math is more than just a way to describe the world, and it is more than just a set of skills, like doing arithmetic and factoring a quadratic. Math is...
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Diving Into Math with Emmy Noether

ANNOUNCEMENTS, OTHER MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT EVENTS, CMSA EVENTS

September 10, 2022      4:30 pm

Diving Into Math with Emmy Noether A theatre performance about the life of one of history’s most influential mathematicians. When: Saturday, September 10, 2022 Panel Discussion: 4:30 p.m. - 5...
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Special Joint Math Table/Open Neighborhood Seminar

MATH TABLE, OPEN NEIGHBORHOOD

April 30, 2021      1:00 pm
Speaker: Kenz Kallal and Lux Zhao - Harvard University

Speaker: Kenz Kallal (Harvard) Title: The Arthur–Selberg trace formula and some applications to arithmetic statistics Speaker: Lux Zhao (Harvard) Title: The history and mathematics of the axiom of choice Go here to...
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Math Table/Open Neighborhood Seminar: The IO Monad

MATH TABLE

October 28, 2020      4:30 pm
Speaker: Vinh-Kha Le - Harvard Undergraduate

The purest forms of functional programming use monads to define computations that happen within contexts. For instance, the IO monad, which is a standard object in Haskell as well as...
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The Combinatorics of Rhombic Polygon Tilings

MATH TABLE

September 30, 2020      4:30 pm
Speaker: Hanna Mularczyk - Harvard Undergraduate

The geometry of rhombic tilings and tessellations like the Penrose tiling have captivated mathematicians and artists alike.  Hidden in the geometry of certain rhombic tilings of certain polygons, though, is...
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