FOUR LECTURES BY PROFESSOR GEORGE ANDREWS
Professor George Andrews
of The Pennsylvania State University will be visiting
the mathematics department from January 27 until the
end of March. He will give four lectures during this
visit. The lecture schedule, the titles and abstracts
are given below.
Each lecture will be self contained and accessible
to non-experts.
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Tuesday, February 14, 1:55 pm
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NUMBER THEORY/COMBINATORICS SEMINAR, Math Dept Atrium (LIT 339)
Serendipity and Partitions with Initial Repetitions
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Tuesday, February 23, 1:55 pm
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NUMBER THEORY/COMBINATORICS SEMINAR, Math Dept Atrium (LIT 339)
Ramanujan and False Theta Series
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Wednesday, March 8, 4:05 pm
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IFT COLLOQUIUM, New Physics Building, IFT Seminar Room (NPB 2165)
Partitions, Probability, and Physical Models
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Monday, March 20, 4:05 pm
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MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM, Math Dept Atrium (LIT 339)
A Fine Dream
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Professor George Andrews, one of the most
eminent mathematicians, is arguably the world's leading authority
in the theory of partitions and the work of the Indian mathematical
genius Srinivasa Ramanujan. He is a Member of the National Academy
of Sciences. His work has had major impact not only in various
branches of mathematics, but also in other fields, such as
mathematical physics.
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