qxma10@math.columbia.edu
Qixiao Ma
http://www.math.columbia.edu/~bayer/S18/Seminar
Dave Bayer
Office Hours
bayer@math.columbia.edu
426 Mathematics
Directory of Classes | Spring 2018 Mathematics | MATH UN3952
qxma10@math.columbia.edu
Qixiao Ma
Proofs From the Book (Section page)
tedd2013@math.columbia.edu
Shuai Wang
In this course, we’ll talk about some real world applications of mathematics. For example, how elliptic curves are used to guarantee the security of Bitcoins, and how representation theory of symmetric groups tells us that seven riffle shuffles are needed to make a deck of cards close to random.
mundy@math.columbia.edu
Sam Mundy
This seminar will explore important topics in the field of Diophantine Equations which can be treated in an elementary way.
bayer@math.columbia.edu
Dave Bayer
This is a message regarding Math UN3952 - Undergraduate Seminars II. If you are already enrolled, please see below for important information. If you are interested in enrolling, please come to the organizational meeting.
We will have a organizational meeting on Thursday, January 18 from 7:30 pm to 8:45 pm, in 508 Mathematics. It is important that anyone interested in taking an undergraduate seminar attend this meeting. At this meeting, we will choose topics and fix meeting times for the seminars.
There will be a choice of four seminars. Each seminar will meet once a week for two hours, at a mutually convenient time for the participants.
If you cannot attend this organizational meeting, contact me and I will inform you of the seminar times and topics once they are decided. If you can, have another student attending this meeting act as your proxy.
Please see the course web page for further information:
Thanks,
Dave Bayer