Tag Archives: LSU
Mathematician Pallavi Dani – Divergence in Right-angled Coxeter Groups
LSU mathematician Pallavi Dani talks about using geometry to study problems in algebra and vice versa in her research. Continue reading
Clayton Shonkwiler: Research Seminar on Applications of Geometry and Topology to Random Walks
Clayton Shonkwiler gives an advanced seminar on applications of geometry and topology to random walks/polygons and polymer physics. Continue reading
Mathematician Clayton Shonkwiler: An Advanced Perspective
In this episode, Clayton Shonkwiler discusses random polygons at a graduate level, including why roughly 84% of all triangles are obtuse. Continue reading
Mathematician Clayton Shonkwiler talks about Polymer Science
In this episode, we meet Clayton Shonkwiler, a mathematician from Colorado State University, who talks to us about applications of geometry and topology to the study of random polygons and polymer science. Continue reading
Building the ⟨Sci|State⟩ Studio—a weekend in time lapse.
Watch how to build a sound/video stage with green screen and a light board at 15x speed. The studio is for videos like “Geometry and Topology Today.” Continue reading
Adam Saltz speaks on an annular refinement of the transverse element in Khovanov homology
In this seminar video, Adam Saltz explains a recent result of his on transverse knots. Continue reading
Testing out the new Green Screen (Plus a bonus 14×16 calculation)
Which background screen should we use for Geometry and Topology Today? Take the poll! Continue reading
In Memory of Dr. Dolores Margaret Richard Spikes
Thank you for your contributions to mathematics, Dr. Spikes. Continue reading
Meet Mathematician Jeremy Van Horn-Morris
In this episode we meet mathematician Jeremy Van Horn-Morris, who talks about some geometric and visual tools used to understand questions concerning the motion of particles. Continue reading
Ben McCarty plays “Swing that Hammer”
Listen to mathematician Ben McCarty sing “Swing that Hammer” using a Breedlove guitar. Continue reading
Meet Mathematician Aaron Lauda
What did mathematician Aaron Lauda do when he proved one of his big theorems? Watch and find out! Continue reading
Interview with Thomas Lam on electrical networks
Today we talk with Thomas Lam, professor of mathematics at the University of Michigan, about electrical networks. Geometry and Topology Today is a “news show” on state-of-the-art mathematics research discussed for a general audience. Continue reading
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