Talks are typically scheduled for Tuesdays at 2pm, in either Henderson 304 or Binnion 325 [but some may be on Fridays at 12pm (noon) in Binnion 329; so always examine the abstract for specifics]. Details of meeting times and speakers will be posted when available for other groups (e.g. Math Club talks, the Mathematics Education seminar, etc - for instance, Mathematical Tricks - card tricks and more - and free pizza! - happens Friday, February 9th at 2pm in Binnion 329). Talks for Spring 2007 are still being finalized, but include those listed below. For a map of northeast Texas (showing the relation of Commerce to Dallas), go here. For a campus map, go here.

Date    Speaker, affiliation            Title/Topic

 
2/6     Yelin Ou, math dept             The geometry of soap bubbles
        (A&M-Commerce)                  Abstract?

 
2/13    Suat Namli                      Multiplicative renormalization method
        (math dept, LSU)                for orthogonal polynomials Abstract?

 
2/20    Laurene Fausett                 Hopfield Neural Networks
        (A&M-Commerce)                  Abstract?

 
2/27	Charles Dorsett 		The Rhind papyrus deciphered
 	(A&M-Commerce) 			Abstract?

 
3/7     Rick Kreminski                  High-precision computations
        (A&M-Commerce)                  for the Riemann zeta function
                                        Abstract?

 
3/27 	Mehmet Celik 			Solving the CR equations thru
 	(math dept, Texas A&M) 		the del-bar Neumann problem
 					Abstract?

 
4/10 	Derek Harter 			Computational Sciences and Project Corvus
	(A&M-Commerce computer science) Abstract?

Other possible campus speakers for the 2006-2007 academic year:
Nikolay Sirakov, computer science faculty, physics faculty, etc. In addition, we will have other speakers from off-campus in this academic year. Check back from time to time for the finalized the spring 2007 schedule.

Previous semesters' colloquia:

Fall 2006           |       Fall 2005       |       Fall 2004           |       Fall 2003       |       Spring 2003
Fall 2002           |       Fall 2001       |       Spring 2001       |       Fall 2000       |       Spring 2000       |       Fall 1999
Spring 1999       |       Fall 1998       |       Spring 1998       |       Fall 1997       |       Spring 1997       |       Fall 1996

For more information about this semester's colloquia, contact Hasan Coskun. For more information about the math department, contact Rick Kreminski.