Wednesday, Apr. 8 | 3-3:50 p.m. | Bridges 268 Featuring MSUM students Ashley Borchardt and Paige Meyer The Mathematics Undergraduate Seminar Series presents two student presentations by Ashley Borchardt and Paige Meyer Ashley Borchardt: Opening Doors with de Bruijn Sequences
Wednesday, Apr. 1 | 3-3:50 p.m. | Bridges 268 Featuring MSUM students Aaron Bohl and Samantha Landstrom The Mathematics Undergraduate Seminar Series presents two student presentations by Aaron Bohl and Samantha Landstrom.
Mathematics Undergraduate Seminar Series presents two student presentations by Samuel Erickson and Erin Giosta today.
While physics makes heavy use of mathematics compared to other disciplines, most of what a physicist does is closer to advanced arithmetic than pure mathematics. We frequently abuse mathematical concepts and teach our students to do the same in the interest of developing their physical intuition. Ironically, the most useful parts of mathematics are often the ones that students perceive […]
Lamé’s Theorem is a little known result that describes a beautiful connection between the Fibonacci sequence and the Euclidean Algorithm on the integers. We will describe what this connection is, beginning with what how the Euclidean Algorithm works on the integers.