Brandeis Combinatorics Seminar - Spring 2026
When: Monday 2:15pm-3:15pm.
Where: Gerstenzang 122 or on Zoom
Organizers: Jonathan Fang and Neha Goregaokar
When: Monday 2:15pm-3:15pm.
Where: Gerstenzang 122 or on Zoom
Organizers: Jonathan Fang and Neha Goregaokar
The Brandeis Combinatorics Seminar is an introductory seminar for combinatorics.
The talks should be (at least partially) understandable to first year graduate students.
The zoom link is https://brandeis.zoom.us/j/98465451178 (only for talks marked as on Zoom).
February 9: (In Person)
Speaker: Neha Goregaokar (Brandeis)
Title: Equitable coloring of random graphs
Abstract: This talk will be based on the paper Equitable colorings of random graphs by Michael Krivelevich and Balázs Patkós. The talk will cover equitable chromatic numbers and thresholds as well as some results about their asymptotic behavior.
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March 2: (On Zoom)
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