Upcoming Events
Scientific, Seminar
ULethbridge Number Theory and Combinatorics Seminar: Sarobidy Razafimahatratra
October 19, 2026
University of Lethbridge
The Erdős-Ko-Rado (EKR) theorem states that if n and k are two positive integers such that n≥2k and F is a family of k-subsets of {1,2,…,n} such that A∩B≠∅, for all A,B∈F, then |F|⩽(n−1k−1). Moreover, if n⩾2k+1, then equality holds if and only if...
Scientific, Seminar
Maud Menten Institute / Mathematical and Statistical Biology Seminar: Sue Ann Campbell
October 19, 2026
University of Manitoba
We study a diffusive nutrient-phytoplankton-zooplankton-detritus (NPZ) model with delayed nutrient recycling. We consider both the case of a general spatio-temporal delay and a specific delay kernel where the model is equivalent to a non-delayed...
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Ben Davison
October 19, 2026
University of British Columbia
The Tutte polynomial of a graph is a two-variable polynomial, which is the universal polynomial satisfying deletion contraction recursion. In this talk I will explain how this polynomial arises from considering the cohomology of hypertoric varieties...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Distinguished Seminar in Optimization & Data Seminar: Zhaosong Lu
October 19, 2026
University of Washington
We consider stochastic and finite-sum optimization problems with deterministic constraints. Existing methods typically focus on finding an approximate stochastic solution that ensures the expected constraint violations and optimality conditions meet...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Analysis, Geometry and Dynamics Seminar: Julie Rowlett
October 19, 2026
University of Washington
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Educational, Workshop
Math Circles Fall 2026 Session 1
October 19, 2026
Students of grades 5 to 7 are invited to challenge and develop their thinking and creativity skills at the Math Circle Workshops. This is an enrichment program for students organized by the faculty members of the Department of Mathematics at the...
Scientific, Seminar
PIMS-UBC Forum on Mathematics and AI: Christoph Ortner and Jim Bryan
October 20, 2026
University of British Columbia
We will briefly describe our own use of AI tools in research, software, writing, supervision and administration, and raise some questions about what this will do to publishing, training and the profession.
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Math-Bio Seminar: Yu-Chen Cheng
October 21, 2026
University of British Columbia
Understanding how cells change over time is fundamental to studying development, differentiation, and regeneration. Recent advances in single-cell genomics provide detailed measurements of cellular states, but these measurements are typically limited...
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Number Theory Seminar: Mike Bennett
October 21, 2026
University of British Columbia
Perfect codes in the Hamming metric over prime power alphabets were completely classified in the 1970s. For more general alphabets, analogous classifications were obtained for such codes correcting at least three errors. The case of 2-error...
Scientific, Seminar
UW Student Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Alex Scheffelin
October 22, 2026
University of Washington
Formal schemes were introduced by Grothendieck to geometrize the idea of taking the completion of a ring which corresponds to taking “formal” analytic / power series functions around a closed subset. They find a lot of use in deformation theory in...