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Apr
15

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E1 102

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Host Applied Mathematics Description Graph Fall-Colouring is the problem of partitioning a graph into independent dominating sets. Unlike typical graph-theoretic problems, this partition may not...

Feb
4

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LS 152

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Date Change Host Applied Mathematics Speaker Radoslav Fulek Columbia University https://sites.google.com/site/fulekrado/ Description Abstract: The Hanani–Tutte theorem is a classical result proved for...

Sep
8

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E1 104

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Host Applied Mathematics Speaker Bridget Tenner DePaul University http://math.depaul.edu/bridget Description Abstract: Suppose that mathematician M has just proved theorem T. How is M to know if her...

Apr
10

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E1 room 027

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Description Graph fall-colouring is an intersection of graph colouring and graph domination, whereby we attempt to partition a graph into independent dominating sets. In this talk, we will see various...

Feb
24

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LS 152

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Host Rob Ellis Speaker Gyorgy Turan University of Illinois-Chicago http://www.math.uic.edu/people/profile?netid=gyt Description A Horn formula in propositional logic is a set of rules of the form a,b...

Feb
17

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LS 152

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Host Department of Applied Math Speaker F.R. McMorris Professor Emeritus, IIT www.iit.edu/directory/people/fr-mcmorris Description The problem of aggregating the individual preferences of a group of...