Department of Mathematical Sciences

• Thursday, September 7
The Mysterious Arithmetic of Integral Lexicographic Codes by John H Conway, Princeton University
This talk is sponsored by and presented as an element of The University of Montana President's Lecture Series and the Big Sky Conference. The Big Sky Conference is sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Mathematical Sciences.

 
• Friday, September 8
The Interplay between Graphs and Matroids by James Oxley, Louisiana State University
This talk is sponsored by The Big Sky Conference. The Big Sky Conference is sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Mathematical Sciences.

• Thursday, September 14

Bivariate Cauchy Regression by Rudy Gideon, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, September 21

Mathematics in Airport Literature by Johnny Lott, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, September 28

Data Analysis of  the Aortic Valve Complex Measured by Digital Sonomicrometry by Nolan Thomas Rice, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, October 5

Mathematical life in Kazan State University by Professor Suren Grigoryan, Chebotarev Institute of Mathematics & Mechanics,
Kazan State University, Russia

• Thursday, October 12

Which Tanks Empty Faster? by Leonid Hanin, Idaho State University
 
• Thursday, October 19

The Inverse Problem of Parameter/Protein Identification Using the Ultracentrifuge Sedimentation Velocity Experiment
by Hashim Saber, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, October 26

Postponed until Spring 2001 To be announced by Libby Krussel, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, November 2

A Statistical Analysis of Spatial Classifiers for a Landsat TM Mapping Problem with Incomplete Spatial Coverage
by Brian Steele, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, November 9

How Do They Determine That the Earth Has A Diameter of 7,930 Miles?
by Richard Paul, The University of Maine, Machias
 
• Thursday, November 16

The Latest Thinking in Japanese Mathematics Education by Rick Billstein, Department of Mathematical Sciences, The University of Montana
 
• Thursday, December 7

Statistical Literacy For Today and Tomorrow by Gail Burrill, Director, Mathematical Sciences Education Board
 
• Thursday, December 14

Scheduling of Manufacturing Systems
by Thomas I. Seidman, The University of Maryland Baltimore County

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