MUMC 2008 Program

 

Abstracts of all accepted talks.

Morning Sessions

8:00-8:55am Registration, Refreshments, Exhibits

CASL Building Atrium

8:55-9:15am Welcome, Katie Anderson-Levitt, Dean of CASL

 1030 CASL Building

  1045 CB 1047 CB 1041 CB 1043 CB
9:30-9:45am  

Carolyn Hochstadt

Stability of Nonlinear Differential Equations

 

 

Celeste Thornburg, Joshua Harvey, Stephen Bennett

Linear Cyclic and Costacyclic Codes over Fq[u]/(ut)

 

Daniel Choi

Applications of Financial Derivatives

The Professional Science Master (PSM) in Industrial Mathematics at Michigan State University
9:50-10:05am  

Matt Schanz

Generalizations of Marden's Theorem

 

 

Steve Bennett

On Distances and Self-dual Codes Over  Fq[u]/(ut)

 

Xumei Ye

Some Remarks on Diophantine Triples

The Professional Science Master (PSM) in Industrial Mathematics at Michigan State University
10:05-10:20am Break,  Exhibits
10:25-10:40am  

Tim Ferdinands

A Beckman-Quarles Type Theorem in the Dual Plane

 

 

Richard Geyer and Jon Camardese

A Raindrop in the Swimming Pool: The 2008 Contest in Modeling

 

 

 

The University of Michigan Department of Biostatistics
10:45-11:00am  

Sara Bratek

The Brain Puzzle: A Mathematical Approach

 

Nicholas Baran

Numerical Simulations of Turbulant Flow

 

The University of Michigan Department of Statistics Michigan Technological University Graduate Program
11:05-11:20am  

Zachary Mitchell

Turning Out the Lights

 

 

Brian McLellan

A Linear Trend Test for Including Duplicate Genotype Data in a Genetic Test for Association

 

The University of Michigan Department of Statistics  The University of Kentucky Graduate Program
11:20-11:30am Break,  Exhibits
11:30-12:30pm Keynote Address: 1030 CB

Proofs and Confirmations: The Story of the Alternating Sign Matrix Conjecture

David Bressoud

1:00-2:00pm Lunch: CASL Atrium

Afternoon Sessions

  1045 CB 1047 CB 1043 CB
2:10-2:25pm  

Ben Dekker, Nate De Jong, Greg Clark

Rigid Structures in Two Dimensions

 

Bryan Barhorst

Farkle Examined

 

Oakland University Graduate Programs
2:30-2:45pm  

Sarah Yeakel

An Introduction to Galois Theory: An Honors Thesis Presentation

 

Jennifer Wolfe, Rachael Tomasino, Sara Rimer

Frames: Surgeries, Dilation, and Robustness


Ed Aboufadel. Akalu Tefera, Jonathan Hodge, Shelly Smith

The Mathematics REU Program at Grand Valley State University

 

2:50-3:50pm Closing Session, Doorprizes

 

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