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LunchMaths Seminars
Tues. 21/10/2003, 12 noon, S14
How did human beings first learn to count?
Dr Joe Kupka, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 14/10/2003, 1 pm, S14
What is a cross b?
Mr Simon Teague, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 07/10/2003, 1 pm, S14
Eigenvalues, vibration, fluttering, buffeting, resonance, etc.
Dr Eric Chu, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 23/09/2003, 1 pm, S14
What does the motion of snakes have to do with making better
plastic bags?
Dr Ravi Prakash Jagadeeshan,
Department of Chemical Engineering, Monash University.
Tues. 16/09/2003, 1 pm, S14
Making Waves in Spacetime,
Ms Elizabeth Stark,
School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 09/09/2003, 1 pm, S14
Range Data Segmentation for Robotic Applications,
Mr Geoffrey Taylor,
Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering.
Tues. 02/09/2003, 1 pm, S14
Mystery Movie Maths
Tues. 02/09/2003, 2 pm, S14
ENIGMA,
Claire Ellis, The Enigma Project
Tues. 26/08/2003, 1 pm, S14
Ringing the Changes,
Dr Burkard Polster, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 19/08/2003, 1 pm, S14
The Pre-Pre-History of Mathematics,
Dr Michael Deakin, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 12/08/2003, 1 pm, S14
Photography in Special Relativity,
Dr Leo Brewin, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 05/08/2003, 1 pm, S14
Geometric Phase in Quantum Mechanics,
Dr Michael Morgan, School of Physics and Materials Engineering, Monash University
Tues. 29/07/2003, 1 pm, S14
Windows on the Quantum World,
Dr David Paganin, School of Physics and Materials Engineering, Monash University
Tues. 03/06/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
The unexpected polynomials,
Dr Joe Kupka, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 27/05/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Settling Mathematical Doubts,
Dr Michael Deakin, Mathematical Sciences, Monash Univeristy.
Tues. 20/05/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Olbers' paradox and astronomy's merry month of May,
Dr Andrew Prentice, Mathematical Sciences, Monash Univeristy.
Tues. 13/05/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Lattice Solitons, Dr Simon Clarke, Mathematical Sciences, Monash Univeristy.
Tues. 06/05/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Tarski's High School Algebra Problem, Dr Marcel Jackson, Latrobe University
Tues. 29/04/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Booze, Sex, Gambling and Kepler's Laws, Dr Marty Ross, Mathemematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 15/04/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Drowning in Mathematics - Fluid Mechanics by Engineers
Josie Carberry, Mechanical Engineering, Monash University
Tues. 08/04/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Secrets of the three-body problem:
symmetry, resonance and chaos
Dr Rosemary Mardling, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 01/04/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Simulating a faulty Earth
A/Prof Louis Moresi, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 25/03/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
What is the best way to lace your shoes?
Dr Burkhard Polster, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 18/03/2003, 1:00 pm, S14
Toy Stars and Turbulence,
Prof. Joe Monaghan, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Thur. 06/03/2003, 3:00 pm, M345
Fermat's Last Tango
Hosted by Marty Ross, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Thur. 24/10/2002, 2:30 pm, M342
Fermat's Last Tango
Hosted by Marty Ross, Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 15/10/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
What is mathematical about Ethnomathematics?
Professor Alan Bishop, Faculty of Education, Monash University.
Tues. 08/10/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
Killer Asteroids,
Dr Kurt Liffman, CSIRO.
Tues. 24/09/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
"Evariste Galois",
Dr Marty Ross,
School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 17/09/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
What is the square root of zero?
Dr Michael Deakin, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 10/09/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
Ozone Depletion, UV Radiation and Skin Cancer,
Prof David Karoly, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 03/09/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
Footy Tipping,
Dr Pam Norton, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 27/08/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
Little Molecules on Big Computers:
Monte Carlo methods for molecular simulation
Dr Alfred Uhlherr, CSIRO Molecular Science
Tues. 20/08/2002, 1:00 pm, S14
How to Spin a Pin
Dr. Maria Athanassenas, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University
Tues. 16/10/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
N is a number: a portrait of Paul Erdos,
Dr Burkard Polster, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 09/10/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Normal or not normal: that is the (central) question,
Dr Kais Hamza, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 02/10/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
New ways to solve quadratic equations,
Dr Michael A B Deakin, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 18/09/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Richardson's Marvellous Forecast,
Dr Simon Clarke, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 11/09/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Neural networks for dummies,
Dr Eric Chu, School of Mathematical Sciences, Monash University.
Tues. 04/09/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The fantastic world of M C Escher,
Dr Burkard Polster, School of Mathematical Sciences,Monash University.
Tues. 28/08/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Group marriages in Australia,
Assoc. Prof. Hans Lausch, Department of Mathematics
& Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 21/08/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Search for life in the Universe,
Dr John Lattanzio, Department of Mathematics
& Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 14/08/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
How to shrink a kangaroo,
Prof. Klaus Ecker, Department of Mathematics
& Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 07/08/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The
Mathematics of Juggling, Dr Burkard Polster, Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 31/07/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The Continuum Hypothesis,
Associate Professor John Stillwell, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 24/07/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The Global Positioning System: An application of general relativity,
Dr Leo Brewin, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 29/05/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Mathematician and Martyr, Dr Michael Deakin,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 22/05/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The Smallest Perfect Universe, Dr Burkard Polster,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 15/05/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Surfing on Clouds, Robert Goler,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 08/05/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Modular Miracles, Assoc. Prof. John Stillwell,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 01/05/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Mathemagical Ambigrams, Dr Burkard Polster,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 24/04/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
A virtual bicycle ride, Dr Pam Norton,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Wed. 11/04/2001, 1:00 pm, M345
The Shape of Space II,
Dr Burkard Polster, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 10/04/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Braid Groups,
Dr Stephen Bigelow, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Melbourne University
Tues. 03/04/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The Shape of Space,
Dr Marty Ross, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 27/03/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Outside In,
Dr Burkard Polster, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 20/03/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Pascal's Triangles, Fractals and Cellular Automata,
Dr Aidan Sudbury, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 13/03/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
Singular points and other strange beasts,
Dr Adam Harris, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Melboourne University
Tues. 6/03/2001, 1:00 pm, S14
The Great Wave of Translation,
Dr Simon Clarke, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University
Tues. 10/10/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
Shortest networks - mathematics meets mining
Professor Hyam Rubinstein,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Melbourne University.
Tues. 03/10/2000, 1:00 pm, S6 (not S15)
The geometrical supermodels in full 3D
Dr Burkard Polster,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 19/09/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
The Incompleat Gambler or How to Gamble on Horses if you must?
Dr Ravi Phatarford,
Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 12/09/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
Pi and the Rg Veda,
Professor John Bigelow, School of Philosophy, Linguistics and Bioethics,
Monash University.
Tues. 05/09/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
Greedy Surfaces,
Mark Aarons, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 29/08/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
If a CAT is a PET, what is an MRI?
Mathematics & Physics in Medical Imaging,
Dr Tony Papenfuss, Centre for PET and Nuclear Medicine,
Austin & Repatriation Medical Centre.
Tues. 22/08/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
Clifford algebras, Dr Alan Pryde,
Dept. of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 15/08/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
The joy of gambling, Dr Marty Ross,
Dept. of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 08/08/2000, 1:00 pm, S15
Queen Dido's problem, Dr M.ATHanassenas,
Depy. of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 01/08/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Regular figures in 3 and 4 dimensions, Assoc. Prof. John
Stillwell, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash
University.
Tues. 23/05/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Thank you Mr. Brown, Dr Kais Hamza, Department of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 16/05/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
The
three-body problem, Dr Rosemary Mardling, Department of Mathematics and
Statistics,
Monash University.
Tues. 09/05/2000, 1 pm, S14
Knot
theory unplugged,
Dr Iain Aitchison, University of Melbourne.
Tues. 02/05/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Why
does an apple fall? ,Dr Leo Brewin, Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 18/04/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
The
Geometry of Soapfilms and Soapbubbles ,Professor Klaus Ecker, Department
of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 11/04/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Landscapes
for the Random Walk, Dr Aidan Sudbury, Department of Mathematics and
Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 4/04/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Formation
of the Solar System, Dr Andrew Prentice, Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 28/03/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
Fermat:
the most difficult simple theorem in mathematics , Dr Marty Ross, Department
of Mathematics and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 21/03/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
The
Mathematics of Juggling, Dr Burkard Polster, Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
Tues. 14/03/2000, 1:00 pm, S14
What
Happens Inside a Red Giant, Dr John Lattanzio, Department of Mathematics
and Statistics, Monash University.
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