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Colloquium Tea
Time: 3:00 pm Room: 204 LOV

Entries for this week: 6
Tuesday April 22, 2014

Topology and Geometry Seminar [url]
Expansion Complexes II
    - Dane Mayhook,
Time: 3:35 Room: 104LOV
Abstract/Desc: OThe results of the first talk are no longer true in general when considering expansion complexes for finite subdivision rules with multiple tile types. In particular, two expansion complexes associated to the same rule need not be locally isomorphic. I will impose a mild condition called mixing on the subdivision rules and show that expansion complexes associated to subdivision rules that are mixing have all the desired properties--they are combinatorially repetitive, exhibit a combinatorial hierarchy, and that their local isomorphism class is precisely the set of all expansion complexes associated to their generating subdivision rule.
Wednesday April 23, 2014

Departmental Tea Time
C is for cookie, and shorthand for C[0,1] w/the sup norm
Time: 3: Room: 204 LOV
Biomathematics Seminar [url]
The role of biofilm formation within plant diseases
    - Matt Donahue, FSU
Time: 3:35 pm Room: 107
Special Mathematics Colloquium [url]
The Penrose-Fife Model with Dynamic Boundary Conditions
    - Alain Miranville, Université de Poitiers
Time: 3:35pm Room: 204-B
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Thursday April 24, 2014

Algebra and Its Applications
Monomial Cremona maps of the plane
    - Corey Harris, FSU
Time: 3:35 PM Room: LOV 104
Abstract/Desc: Birational self-maps of the plane were first systematically studied by Cremona in the 1860's. Since then, much work has been done to understand these "Cremona maps", but there are still many unanswered questions. We'll present a classification of the planar Cremona maps which have monomial components and derive some applications.
Friday April 25, 2014

Colloquium Tea
Time: 3:00 pm Room: 204 LOV

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