In the universe of mathematics there are many worlds. Of these, there’s the world where we apply our theory, the world where the theory is interesting for its own sake, and the world where mathematics is entertaining to the uninitiated. Some mathematical objects manage to live in all of these worlds at once.
Toy Story hero Buzz Lightyear is NOT the only one who can travel “To Infinity and Beyond.” You can too! Dr. Adam Goyt, Mathematics, will present “To Infinity and Beyond: Infinity in Culture, Science and Art” on Thursday, October 2 at 4:30 p.m. in Langseth Hall 118, and be honored as this year’s Dille Faculty Lecturer Award Recipient. Refreshments will […]
Adam Goyt, Mathematics, was invited to give the talk “Packing the Smallest Non-Layered Set Partition Pattern” at the Sectional Meeting of the American Mathematics Society in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The meeting took place on September 19 and 20.
Mark your calendars for this year’s Dille Faculty Lecturer Award presentation and reception for Dr. Adam Goyt on Thursday, October 2nd at 4 p.m. in Langseth Hall 118. As part of the event, Dr. Goyt will present “To Infinity and Beyond: Infinity in Culture, Science and Art.”
Adam Goyt, mathematics, gave the talk “Packing Set Partitions: A New Hope” at the 12th International Permutation Patterns Conference at East Tennessee State University. The talk provided the solution of a conjecture about packing non-layered set partitions. The abstract is below. Abstract-Lippay