Announcements
Society of Actuaries Center of Actuarial Excellence Award
The UConn Mathematics Department‘s Actuarial Science program continues its extraordinary record of recognition and excellence. The Society of Actuaries has awarded the University of Connecticut the Center of Actuarial Excellence designation for another period of five years, up to June 30, 2029. Our Actuarial Science program benefits from its strong ties with the School of […]
[Read More]CTNT 2024 – Connecticut Summer School In Number Theory (June 10-16)
For more information, please write to: ctntsummer@uconn.edu
[Read More]Join the Celebration of Women in Mathematics – May 10th
News & Achievements
Professor Guozhen Lu elected to CT Academy of the Arts and Sciences
Professor Guozhen Lu was elected to the Connecticut Academy of the Arts and Sciences (CAAS) with membership commencing in 2023-2024 academic year. The CAAS was founded in 1799 and is the third-oldest learned society in the United States. Its purpose is the dissemination of scholarly information. For the past 200 years, the Academy has fulfilled […]
[Read More]UConn Mathematics Awarded GAANN Fellowship Grant from US Department of Education
The UConn Mathematics Department has been awarded a GAANN grant (Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need) from the Department of Education. The grant will provide five fellowships per year for three years to graduate students with excellent records who demonstrate financial need and plan to pursue a doctoral degree in mathematics at UConn, a […]
[Read More]Professor Guozhen Lu named Fellow of the Association for Women in Mathematics
Professor Guozhen Lu has been named a Fellow of the Association for Women in Mathematics. The citation for Guozhen says this honor is: For his sustained support and service to AWM, mentorship of early and mid-career female scientists, and advocacy in the career advancement of talented female mathematicians, including recognition in the form of honors and awards. […]
[Read More]Professor Guozhen Lu appointed Editor-in-Chief of Forum Mathematicum
Guozhen Lu has been appointed Editor-in-Chief of Forum Mathematicum, a premier journal in general mathematics. Dr. Lu is currently also the Editor-in-Chief of Advanced Nonlinear Studies, a major journal in Nonlinear Analysis, Partial Differential Equations and Calculus of Variations, as well as Editor-in-Chief of the de Gruyter flagship book series Studies in Mathematics. In addition, Dr. Lu […]
[Read More]Society of Actuaries Center of Actuarial Excellence Award
The UConn Mathematics Department‘s Actuarial Science program continues its extraordinary record of recognition and excellence. The Society of Actuaries has awarded the University of Connecticut the Center of Actuarial Excellence designation for another period of five years, up to June 30, 2029. Our Actuarial Science program benefits from its strong ties with the School of […]
[Read More]Professor Keith Conrad joins the American Mathematical Monthly as Associate Editor
Professor Keith Conrad has joined the American Mathematical Monthly as an Associate Editor. The Monthly is a publication of the Mathematics Association of America and is arguably the most widely read mathematics journal in the world.
[Read More]Upcoming Events
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Nov
20
Math Club: Nuclear proofs, by Ben Oltsik (UConn) 5:30pm
Math Club: Nuclear proofs, by Ben Oltsik (UConn)
Wednesday, November 20th, 2024
05:30 PM
Monteith 419
Have you ever seen a mosquito and wanted to shoo it away? Certainly, if you used a nuclear bomb, this would solve the issue, despite there being many simpler ways to approach the problem. We will discuss mathematical equivalents of this: ways to prove elementary facts using overly complicated methods.
Note: Free refreshments. The talk starts at 5:40.
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Nov
22
SIGMA Seminar - Commuting Polynomials - Georgia Harbor-Collins (UConn) 1:25pm
SIGMA Seminar - Commuting Polynomials - Georgia Harbor-Collins (UConn)
Friday, November 22nd, 2024
01:25 PM - 02:15 PM
Monteith Building
Composition of functions usually depends on the order in which it is done. In this talk we will discuss all the ways that two polynomials can commute. It turns out that there are only two interesting ways this can happen, and one of them has an unexpected relationship to trigonometry.
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Jan
23
Mathematics Colloquium, TBA, Nageswari Shanmugalingam (University of Cincinnati) 3:30pm
Mathematics Colloquium, TBA, Nageswari Shanmugalingam (University of Cincinnati)
Thursday, January 23rd, 2025
03:30 PM - 04:30 PM
TBA
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Feb
20
Mathematics Colloquium, TBA, Anna Mazzucato (Penn State) 3:30pm
Mathematics Colloquium, TBA, Anna Mazzucato (Penn State)
Thursday, February 20th, 2025
03:30 PM - 04:30 PM
MONT 214
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Feb
24
PDE and Differential Geometry Seminar, by Nguyen H. Lam (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada) 2:30pm
PDE and Differential Geometry Seminar, by Nguyen H. Lam (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada)
Monday, February 24th, 2025
02:30 PM
Monteith Building