Fall Term Schedule 2007

August 31st Friday, 4.30pm McConnell 320	Louigi Addario-Berry Oxford University On a geometric Ramsey-style problem
September 12th Wednesday, 4pm McConnell 320	Lisa Zhang Bell Laboratories Scheduling for wireless systems
September 21st Friday, 10.30am Burnside 1214	Michael Shamos Carnegie Mellon University Surprises in Experimental Mathematics
September 26th Wednesday, 4pm McConnel 320	Rahul Savani University of Warwick A simple P-matrix linear complementarity problem for discounted games
October 1st Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Benny Sudakov UCLA and Princeton University Nearly optimal embedding of trees
October 12th Friday, 10.30am Burnside 1214	Janos Pach City College and Renyi Institute Decomposition Of Multiple Coverings
October 15th Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Sanjeev Khanna University of Pennsylvania Cuts and Flows in Directed Graphs
October 22nd Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Ken-ichi Kawarabayashi National Institute of Informatics Graph Isomorphism of Embeddable Graphs In Linear Time
November 5th Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Ed Coffman Columbia University Self-Assembly Times in the Tile Model of Molecular Computation
November 12th Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Daniel Bienstock Columbia University Combinatorial problems on power flows
November 19th Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Antoine Deza McMasters University Intriguing analogies between the edge and central paths
November 26th Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Anne Broadbent Universite de Montreal Bipartite Games and Winning Strategies
December 3rd Monday, 4.30pm Burnside 1205	Matjaz Konvalinka Massachusetts Institute of Technology Non-commutative extensions of the MacMahon master theorem

Seminar Coordinator : Adrian Vetta