Upcoming Events
Doubleheader: Pure and Applied Talks
Date: Thursday, November 20th
Time: Starting at 5:00 pm
Location: 351 Avery Hall
What: Doubleheader: Pure and Applied Talks
Who: Kazuo Yamazaki and Ayden Eddings
A Partially Diffusive Model for Frogeye Leaf Spot Epidemics in Soybean
Speaker: Professor Kazuo Yamazaki
Abstract: Mitchell Anderson did his senior thesis under my research supervision in AY 2024-2025. This talk will describe its research results and the process of supervised research.
Face Transitive Polyhedra and Fair Dice
Speaker: GTA Ayden Eddings
Abstract: Have you ever wondered which polyhedra make fair dice? What does it mean to be fair? We will give one answer to this question from the perspective of group theory. Basic knowledge of group theory is assumed but not required.
Soda and Pizza will be provided!
About Math Club
The Math Club is an umbrella organization for mathematics-related activities open to all UNL students. The Math Club sponsors events throughout the academic year in association with the Nebraska Alpha Chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon and the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) undergraduate student chapter at Nebraska. Undergraduate students are strongly encouraged to contact the Math Club's faculty advisors to discuss events and meetings that they would like to see throughout the academic year and to help organize additional event and meetings.
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Pi Mu Epsilon (ΠΜΕ)
Pi Mu Epsilon is a national mathematics honor society that promotes scholarly activity in mathematics among students in academic institutions. UNL's Nebraska Alpha Chapter, founded in 1928, was the 15th chapter out of over 350 chapters around the country.
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