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Welcome to the Department of Mathematics at Kansas State University
Upcoming Events
COLLOQUIUM
Title: Many-Body Wave Scattering and Creating Materials With A Desired Refraction Coefficient
Alexander Ramm
Kansas State University
Number Theory
Title: Recent Progress on Lehmer's Question and New Research Directions
John Garza
Kansas State University
COLLOQUIUM
Title: Calibrating Mathematical Complexity
Joe Mileti
Dartmouth College
Undergraduate Lecture
Title: The Career Fair, Internships, and Co-op Work Experiences
Karl Kandt
Assistant Director, College of Arts and Sciences Liason, Ca
Topology
Title: Geometry and Relativity: initial constraints
Dave Auckly
Kansas State University
COLLOQUIUM
Title: tba
Petra Bonfert-Taylor
Wesleyan University
Complete event listings are available from our Events Section
Recent News
Nine math alumni give lectures at K-State
Lectures by nine mathematics alumni, a visiting professor, and three of our faculty and staff were the highlights of the 2007 Undergraduate Lecture Series in Mathematics at Kansas State University.
John McCuan to give mini course on the mathematics of soap bubbles.
John McCuan is a recognized leader in the mathematics of CMC surfaces. These surfaces are usually found as the border between two different fluid media and in soap films. He is visiting the department for two weeks in April 2008.
William Carlson wins a Goldwater Scholarship
Kansas State University student William Carlson is among 321 students nationally to win a 2008 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.
Virginia Naibo and Diego Maldonado are preparing a digital image processing course
Virginia Naibo and Diego Maldonado are preparing a three credit course on Digital Image Processing to be offered during Spring semesters.
Mark Lesperance will offer a time series analysis course
Mark Lesperance will give a three credit Time Series Analysis course in the Fall of 2008.
NSF-CBMS Conference in Tropical Geometry & Mirror Symmetry, December 2008
Professor Mark Gross will deliver a series of lectures on Mirror Symmetry at K-State.