Past Events at Simon Fraser University
Past Events
- 14-May-11
Scientific Event
- 29-Apr-11
Scientific Event
- 12-Apr-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Mahdad Khatirinejad
Steiner triple systems satisfying the 4-vertex condition more››
Scientific Event
- 8-Apr-11
PIMS-CSC Distinguished Speaker Series: Anna-Karin Tornberg (Courant Institute)
Efficient simulation of particulate Stokes flow based on boundary integral methods more››
Scientific Event
- 5-Apr-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Gelasio Salazar
Recent progress on Turan's brickyard problem more››
Scientific Event
- 31-Mar-11
- 1-Apr-11
Pacific Permutation Pattern Workshop
Scientific Event
- 31-Mar-11
Number Theory Seminar: Matthew Smith
On additive combinatorics in higher degree systems more››
Scientific Event
- 31-Mar-11
Number Theory Seminar: Guillaume Maurin
Polynomial equations with constant coefficients over function fields more››
Scientific Event
- 29-Mar-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Daniel Katz
The inevitability of -1 in three-valued cross-correlations of maximal sequences more››
Scientific Event
- 22-Mar-11
- 15-Mar-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Lino Demasi
Domination in plane triangulations more››
Scientific Event
- 8-Mar-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Diegeo Scheide
Average degree in graph powers more››
Scientific Event
- 4-Mar-11
PIMS-CSC Distinguished Speaker Series: Paul Debevec (USC Institute for Creative Technologies)
From Spider-Man to Avatar: Achieving Photoreal Digital Actors more››
Scientific Event
- 3-Mar-11
- 5-Apr-11
- 3-Mar-11
- 1-Mar-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Pavol Hell
Obstruction Characterizations in graph partition problems more››
Scientific Event
- 22-Feb-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminar: Winfried Hochstaettler
Some heuristics for the binary paint shop problem and their expected number of colour changes more››
Scientific Event
- 8-Feb-11
PIMS/SFU Discrete Math Seminars: Sam Black
a new state model for the Alexander polynomial more››
Scientific Event
- 1-Feb-11
- 27-Jan-11
Number Theory Seminar: Himadri Ganguli
On the equation f(g(x)) = f(x) h^m(x) for composite polynomials more››
Scientific Event