Graduate-Faculty Talks are Mondays at 12:00pm in 119 Physics, except as noted. All are welcome to attend. The purpose of these talks is to provide an informal social setting in which department members can share what they have been working on with each other.

The talks are aimed primarily at those who have at least begun their graduate study in mathematics and while graduate student attendance is not mandatory, it is highly recommended. The talks provide an useful opportunity to see what research looks like outside of a classroom setting.

Last updated: 2019/03/18 - 2:19pm

#### Factorization tests and algorithms arising from counting modular forms and automorphic representations

##### Pam Miao Gu
Monday, March 18 - 12:00 pm
119 Physics

A theorem of Gekeler compares the number of non-isomorphic automorphic representations associated with the space of cusp forms of weight $k$ on~$\Gamma_0(N)$ to a simpler function of $k$ and~$N$,...

#### TBA

##### Spencer Leslie
Monday, April 1 - 12:00 pm
119 Physics

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##### Marc Ryser
Monday, April 8 - 12:00 pm
119 Physics

#### Topology and Geometry for Sensor Fusion and Vehicle-Tracking

##### Paul Bendich
Monday, April 22 - 12:00 pm
119 Physics