Spring 2020
Unless otherwise noted, the seminar will meet on Wednesday afternoon, 4–5 in Rome 204. All remaining seminar dates this semester are cancelled due to coronavirus.
Fall 2019
Unless otherwise noted, talks are scheduled on Thursday afternoon, 2:15–3:15, in Phillips Hall (801 22nd St NW), room 110.
Date |
Speaker |
Institution |
Title |
Special summer seminar
Wednesday 8/7, 11–12
Rome 771 |
Sunita Chepuri |
UMN |
Plabic R-Matrices |
Friday 8/30, 4–5pm
Rome 771 |
Dan Cranston |
VCU |
Using the Potential Method to Color Near-Bipartite Graphs |
9/5 |
Joel Lewis |
GWU |
Counting reflections in complex reflection groups |
9/12 |
Joe Bonin |
GWU |
The natural matroid of a polymatroid |
9/26 |
Geir Agnarsson |
George Mason |
Doubly weighted rooted trees and computer networks |
10/3 |
Michael Hoffman |
USNA |
Multiple Zeta Values, Iterated Integrals, and Labeled Posets |
10/10 |
Vasu Tewari |
UPenn |
Divided symmetrization and Schubert polynomials |
10/17 |
Will Traves |
USNA |
Equations for Matroid Varieties |
10/24 |
Richard Darling |
Math Research Group, NSA |
K-Nearest Neighbor Approximation Via the Friend-of-a-Friend Principle |
Tuesday 10/29, 1–2pm |
Carolyn Chun |
USNA |
Graphs and binary matroids whose odd circuits all have size three or five |
11/7 |
Lou Shapiro |
Howard |
Trees, Leafs, Logs, Palindromes, and the Riordan Group |
11/14 |
Kevin Long |
GWU |
The Free Cone and its relation to matroid invariants |
11/21 |
Ryan Vinroot |
William and Mary |
Counting real conjugacy classes with generating functions |
The seminar is co-organized by Joe Bonin and Joel Lewis. For titles and abstracts from past seminars, see the combinatorics seminar archive.