CIRCA seminar July 25th
Sofia Brenner (TU Darmstadt) will give a CIRCA seminar at 1pm on July 25th in Theatre C of the Mathematical Institute Title: From graphs to groups: Tuple regularity and k-ultrahomogeneity Abstract: Tuple regularity and…
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CIRCA seminar March 28th
There will be a CIRCA lunchtime seminar on 28th March at 1pm in Theatre D of Maths. David Stewart (University of Manchester) will speak. Title: You need 27 tickets to guarantee a win on the UK National Lottery (Jt with…
Visit of Arne Van Antwerpen
Arne Van Antwerpen will be here on 16/17/18 May, visiting Olexandr Konovalov. Arne will give a CIRCA seminar on the Wednesday afternoon, 4-5 in Theatre C. Title: Multipermutation solutions of the Yang-Baxter equation…
Visit of Pascal Schweitzer
Pascal Schweitzer from TU-Darmstadt will visit CIRCA on Wednesday May 10th, and give a talk at 4pm in Maths C. All welcome.
CIRCA lunchtime seminars 2022
The seminars for Autumn 2022 will be held on Thursdays of even weeks at 1pm in Theatre B of Maths. The schedule at present is: September 22nd: Colva Roney-Dougal and Chris Jefferson October 6th: Ruth Hoffman and Alan…
Topics on Groups and their Representations
Colva Roney-Dougal attended the conference “Topics on Groups and their Representations” at the Palazzo Feltrinelli, Gargnano sul Garda, Italy on October 9th – 11th, 2017. She gave an invited talk “Generation of finite…
Computing with Transformations: Groups and Semigroups
Markus Pfeiffer will speak at the York Semigroup Seminar on 8th November 2017. The title of his talk is “Computing with Transformations: Groups and Semigroups”, and the abstract can be seen here.
Third Scottish Combinatorics Meeting
The Third Scottish Combinatorics Meeting on 24-25th April was hosted by Sophie Huczynska and Nik Ruskuc. Rosemary Bailey was one of the invited speakers and Matt McDevitt also gave a talk. Other invited speakers…
Bob Gray’s visit
Bob Gray visited Nik Ruskuc from 10-12th April and gave a talk at the Pure Mathematics Colloquium. Bob was a St Andrews undergraduate and research student at St Andrews, taking his PhD in 2006 and is now a Senior…
Visitor Madeleine Whybrow: Constructing Majorana Representations in GAP
Madeleine Whybrow, a PhD student from Imperial College London, visited Markus Pfeiffer funded by CoDiMa to work on GAP code supporting her project on Majorana Algebras and the Monster sporadic simple group. She gave a…