Colloquium Schedule

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Title  (click title to see abstract)
January 14	Terence Blows	NAU	MOOCs and Informatics
January 21	Michael Falk	NAU	Alexander Invariants of Knots, Links, and Groups
January 28	Roy St. Laurent	NAU	Asymptotic Power of Friedman’s Test Under General (Local) Alternatives
February 4	Shannon Guerrero, Melissa Beal, and Christopher Lamb	NAU	A Flipped Classroom Study in MAT 119: Findings and Implications for the Classroom
February 11	no colloquium due to Tobias lecture
February 18	Jim Swift	NAU	An Introduction to the Swift-Hohenberg Equation
February 25	Pin Tian Ng	NAU (Economics)	Stochastic Dominance via Quantile Regression with Applications to Investigate Arbitrage Opportunity and Market Efficiency
March 4	Andrew Lebovitz	NAU M.S. student	Infinitely Many Proofs
March 11	April Judd	NAU	Mathematical Thinking Among College-Level Students With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
March 25	Kirsten Davis	NAU M.S. student	A cellular quotient of the Temperley-Lieb Algebra of Type D
March 28	Kirk Trigsted (*)	University of Idaho	13 Years of Course Redesign at the University of Idaho
April 1	Matt Macauley	Clemson University	Cyclic Reducibility and Conjugacy in Coxeter Groups
April 8	Shafiu Jibrin	NAU	An Alternating Projection Algorithm for Dual Feasibility of Semidefinite Programs with Multiple Linear Matrix Inequality Constraints
April 15	Ben Lantz	NAU M.S. student	Symmetries of Tetravalent Metacirculant Graphs of Type III
April 22	Brooke Fox	NAU M.S. student	TBA
April 29	Robert Palais	University of Utah	TBA

(*) This colloquium takes place on Friday, 3/28, from 4:15 to 5:00 pm, in AMB 164

Weekly Seminars

Algebra, Combinatorics, Geometry, Topology (ACGT) Seminar

Tuesdays, 11:20 - 12:20 pm, AMB 221

This week: No meeting.

Applied Math Seminar

Thursdays, 12:45 - 1:35 pm, AMB 224

This week: No meeting.

Friday Afternoon Undergraduate Mathematics Seminar (FAMUS)

Fridays, 3:00 – 4:00 pm, AMB 164. (refreshments)