Department of Mathematics
MATH 400 - Spring 1998
Introduction to Graduate Mathematics
MATH 400 will meet every Monday at 4:00 PM in 314 Altgeld Hall. The schedule is subject to change. All first year graduate students should be registered for this course. Everyone else is welcome to attend any or all sessions.
| Jan. 26 . | P. Loeb | The Correct Use of Infinitesimals in Analysis and Applied Mathematics |
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| Feb. .2 . | W. Henson | Model Theory and Mathematics |
| Feb. .9 . | C. Jockusch | What Computers Can and Cannot Do in Principle |
| Feb. 16 . | M. Loui | Ethics in Scientific Research - ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY ARE INVITED |
| Feb. 23 . | D. West | Bandwidth: an Interesting Invariant of Graphs |
| Mar. .2 . | L. McLinden | Optimization and Analysis |
| Mar. .9 . | H. Diamond | A Survey of Analytic Number Theory |
| Mar. 16 . | B. Berndt | Number Theory, The Queen of Mathematics |
| Mar. 30 . | B. Reznick | Resources |
| Apr. .6 . | E. Dade | Group Representations |
| Apr. 13 . | T. Y. Lam | First Trjitzinsky Lecture |
| Apr. 20 . | D. Grayson | Topological Methods in Algebra and Number Theory |
| Apr. 27 . | G. Evans | Gröbner Bases |
| May . 4 . | W. Haboush | Lie Theory |