On Wednesday, September 11 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM in MCJ 404, Derek Vaillancourt will present his MSc. Research Project. The Department of of Mathematics and Statistics would like to invite faculty, students and anyone interested to this presentation. The project is entitled Integrable Peakon Equations from an Improved Method Based on a Modified AKNS Scheme
The evaluation committee members for this project are Dr. Thomas Wolf, Dr. Alexandre Odesski and Dr. Stephen Anco.
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics would like to invite anyone interested, including undergraduate and graduate students, to a Colloquium Talk by Dr. Basic Nanayakkara on Thursday September 19, 2019 from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. The talk will take place in South Block 216 and is entitled Rings and the spectra in Algebraic Geometry.
Abstract:
Given a commutative ring with unity, we will construct its spectrum as a topological space. If time permits we will study the notion of affine schemes. This is an introductory talk on algebraic geometry and so is accessible to undergraduate students who are familiar with the notion of rings and the definition of a topology on a set
Leila Meskine, one of our Mathematics graduate students, has been honoured with the 2018-2019 Barb Daly Excellence & Student Leadership Award. Leila has also been awarded The President’s Surgite Award that recognizes students who have great leadership potential and excellence in academic work during their studies at Brock. Congratulations Leila!
Rachel Van Herk, Honour Bachelor of Science, Math & Stats co-op student, one of our recipients for the “Co-op Students of the Year” award at Brock, is the winner for the Provincial “Co-op Student of the Year” award this year. All the recipients for our “Co-op Students of the Year” awards will be announced next week during the National Co-op & Work Integrated Learning week. MARCOM is running a story of Rachel which will be live on Brock News next Monday. Congratulations to Rachel!
Organizer: Omar Kihel
Plenary speakers:
Henri Darmon, McGill University, Canada
Ram Murty, Queens University, Canada
Invited speakers:
Saban Alaca, Carleton University, Canada
Farid Bencherif, USTHB, Algiers, Algeria
Boualem Benseba, USTHB, Algiers, Algeria
Nacira Berbara, USTHB, Algeria
Pierre Debes, Université de Lille, France
Karl Dilcher, Dalhousie University, Canada
Peter Fleischmann, University of Kent, England
Takao Komatsu, Wuhan University, China
Claude Levesque, Université Laval, Canada
Sukrawan Mavecha, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand
Ayad Mohamed, Université du Littoral à Calais, Calais, France
Kumar Murty, Toronto University, Canada
Djiby Sow, Université Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar, Senegal
Abdelmoumen Zekiri, USTHB, Algiers, Algeria
For those who wish to present a contributed talk (20 minutes, questions included) please send the abstract (pdf and source file) by e-mail to: okihel@brocku.ca before April 03, 2019.
Registration fee $U 70. (will cover refreshments during breaks and a reception on May 2, 2019).
There is no registration fee for invited speakers.
In January 2019, our former Statistics student Rachel Van Herk started a position as a Credit Reporting Analyst at Meridian Credit Union, St. Catharines Corporate Office, Ontario. Congratulations to Rachel!
As part of a new experiential learning component to MATH 3P41, the MICA III course for future math teachers taught by Professor Chantal Buteau, students paired with Niagara Catholic District School Board teachers in order to develop and implement programming-based math activities in the classroom.
Their work is now available online for other teachers to use:
http://mkn-rcm.ca/brock-u-ncdsb-ct-math-tasks/
The collaborative initiative with Niagara Catholic falls under, and is partially funded by, the Ontario Ministry of Education’s Mathematics Knowledge Network, for which Buteau is a Brock representative.
For the full article in Brock news:
Abstract:
We prove global existence and uniqueness of strong solutions for the Schrodinger-Poisson system in the repulsive Coulumb case with relativistic, magnetic kinetic energy
We congratulate Professor Xu and Professor Buteau who were both recently promoted to Full Professor.
As part of a new experiential learning component to MATH 3P41, the MICA III course for future math teachers taught by Professor Chantal Buteau, students paired with Niagara Catholic District School Board teachers in order to develop and implement programming-based math activities in the classroom.
The collaborative initiative with Niagara Catholic falls under, and is partially funded by, the Ontario Ministry of Education’s Mathematics Knowledge Network, for which Buteau is a Brock representative.
For the full article in Brock news:
https://brocku.ca/brock-news/2018/05/students-introduce-innovative-ways-to-make-math-fun/
