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1999 Fall Colloquium Series
Tentative Schedule
January 21, 2000
Professor Jacek Wesolowski
Technical University of Warsaw
Additive damage models within a Banach algebra framework Host: Dr. Greg Rempala
January 28, 2000
Professor Slawomir Soletski
Indiana University
Haar null sets: a measure theoretic notion of smallness on non-locally compact groups Host: Dr. Michal Morayne
February 4, 2000
Professor Stan Burris
University of Waterloo
The algebra of Boole Host: Dr. Keith Kearnes
February 11, 2000
Professor Daniel Curtin
Northern Kentucky University
Rafael Bombelli of Bologna: l'Algebra, solution of equations, and the beginnings of the complex numbers Host: Dr. Richard Davitt
Prof. Curtin will give a Math Club talk on Feb. 11 at 12:00. This talk is entitled
Mathematical Kombat: Who solved the cubic equation, and why fight about it?
February 25, 2000
Professor Richard Schelp
University of Memphis
The Size Ramsey Number Host: Dr. Jeno Lehel
March 3, 2000
Professor Daniel Otero
Xavier University, Ohio
(To be announced) Host: Dr. Richard Davitt (Remark: Prof. Otero will give a Math Club talk on Mar. 3 at 12:00.)
March 24, 2000
Professor Noel Walkington
Carnegie Mellon University
Modeling solid-fluid mixtures Host: Dr. Marianne Korten
March 31, 2000
Professor Laszlo Szekely
University of South Carolina
Erdös on unit distances Host: Dr. Jeno Lehel
April 14, 2000
Professor Babu Nahata
University of Louisville, Department of Economics
Market Structure and Allocative Efficiency Host: Dr. Prasanna K. Sahoo
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