Welcome to the McGill Math and Stats Graduate Student Seminar.




The seminar meets Fridays around lunchtime in Burnside 1025. All graduate students and visitors are welcome.

Fall 2019 Talks

• Sep 20 - BENOÎT CORSINI: Tree Stuff
• Oct 4 - JORDAN BARRETT: The Probability Is Right
• Oct 11 - ZACHARY MUNRO: Topological Methods in Combinatorics and Extremal Set Theory
• Oct 18 - MACARENA COVADONGA ROBLES ARENAS: On Enzymes, or Why Your Earphones Are Always Tangled
• Oct 25 - MATT BOWEN: Colourful Ramsey Theory
• Nov 1 - JAMES RICKARDS: Proving Binomial Identities
• Nov 8 - SAMI DOUBA: A Farey Tale
• Nov 15 - ARAM POOLADIAN: A Brief Discussion on Optimal Transport
• Nov 22 - WILLIAM CHONG: Simply Equations
• Nov 29 - CHRIS FINLAY: Normalizing Flows: the GAN's Comely Cousin
• Dec 6 - MICHAEL WOLMAN: Constructing an Infinitesimal

Winter 2020 Talks

• Jan 24 - STEFAN GROSSER: The Lovász Local Lemma and its Applications
• Jan 31 - JAMES MCVITTIE: A Variety of Introductory Topics from Algebraic Statistics
• Feb 7 - VLADMIR SICCA GONÇALVES: When Artists Get Mathy (and Vice-Versa)
• Feb 14 - TYREL STOKES: How Do People Make Decisions Under Uncertainty?
• Feb 21 - REGINALD LYBBERT: Solving Pell's Equation: From Archimedes to Lagrange
• Feb 28 - DAVID LILIENFELDT: The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture
• Mar 13 - DAMIEN TAGEDDINE: A Brief History of Navier-Stokes Existence and Smoothness Problem

The image above is of a hyperbolic crochet by Anitra Menning.

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