Colloquia are held on selected Mondays throughout the term, starting at 3:10 PM, via Zoom (unless otherwise noted). Talks generally last about 40 minutes, with 10 minutes for questions at the end. Students, faculty, staff, and the mathematical public are all cordially invited to attend. Speakers, titles, and abstracts are updated throughout the semester as details become available.

Date/Video Link Speaker Home Institution Title (with link to abstract) Monday, Sep. 6th Andre Mas William Nettles James Madison University - Department of Mathematics and Statistics James Madison University - Department of Mathematics and Statistics Varieties, Orbit Spaces, and the Heisenberg Group H3 Efficient (j, k)-Domination on Chrysalises Monday, Sep. 27th Guillem Cazassus The University of Oxford - Mathematical Institute Donaldson's Diagonalizability Theorem Monday, Oct. 18th Jim Sochacki James Madison University - Department of Mathematics and Statistics Pascal, Fibonacci, Polynomials and ODEs Friday, Nov. 5th Tehani Finch James Madison University - Department of Physics and Astronomy Rain, Hail, and Drip Frames of the Schwarzschild-de Sitter Geometry Monday, Nov. 8th Benny Chan The College of New Jersey - The School of Science A Theory of Change to Practice: Using Qualitative and Quantitative Data to Drive Systemic Changes to Our Chemistry Curriculum Hosted at this link from 3:30pm to 4:45pm Monday, Nov. 15th Prabhashi Withana Gamage James Madison University - Department of Mathematics and Statistics A Novel, Flexible, Unified Framework for Survival Data

Colloquia Schedules from Previous Terms