Seminar - 2021 Fall

(This is part of Math666 Seminar in ring theory.)

Book and resources

Participants

Jephian Lin,

Anzila Laikhuram,

Daniel Radil

all others are welcome

General guidelines

As an audience

  • Before attending a talk. Check out the title/abstract and mark the words that you do not understand (yet).

  • During the talk. Make some notes, including keywords of definitions or theorems that you do not fully understand.

  • After the talk. Look up the keywords and learn what they are.

As a speaker

  • It is better to be slow and clear than fast but vague---if you need more time, we may postpone the next speaker.

  • Find corresponding proofs if not provided---see the references of the book.

  • It is okay to have something not understood---but please make some effort to understand as much as possible and identify the part that you don't understand.

  • Be prepared by the scheduled time, though the schedule might change.

Schedule

We follow the regular venue and time below; if there is any change, it will be announced through email.

Venue: SC4013

Time: Wednesday 10:10 ~ 12:00

Add TWAG schedule to your Google Calendar!

  1. 9/22 (semester not yet started)

  2. 9/29, Jephian Lin & Aida Abiad (online)

Jephian Lin: Inverse eigenvalue problem and zero forcing

Aida Abiad: Introduction to Spectral Graph Theory and Equitable Partitions

  1. 10/6, Anzila Laikhuram & Aida Abiad

Anzila Laikhuram

Aida Abiad: Applications of Interlacing to Graph Theory

  1. 10/13, Daniel Radil & Video

Daniel Radil

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: A covering graph perspective on Huang’s theorem

  1. 10/20, Jephian Lin & Video

Jephian Lin: Sensitivity conjecture

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: Flip graph on perfect matchings of complete graphs and sign reversal graphs

  1. 10/27, Anzila Laikhuram & Video

Anzila Laikhuram

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: Group Theory and the Erdős-Ko-Rado (EKR) Theorem

  1. 11/3, Daniel Radil & Video

Daniel Radil

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: Continuous Quantum Walks on Graphs

  1. 11/10, School birthday, no class

  2. 11/17, Jephian Lin & Lorenzo Ciardo

Jephian Lin: Matrix exponential

Lorenzo Ciardo: The characteristic set and other graph centers I

  1. 11/24, Anzila Laikhuram & Lorenzo Ciardo

Anzila Laikhuram

Loranzo Ciardo: The characteristic set and other graph centers II

  1. 12/1, Daniel Radil & Video

Daniel Radil

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: Decomposing discrete quantum walks into continuous quantum walks

  1. 12/8, Jephian Lin & Video

Jephian Lin

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: How do graph planarity and homomorphism counts relate to quantum mechanics?

  1. 12/15, Anzila Laikhuram & Maarten de Boeck

Anzila Laikhuram

Maarten de Boeck: Point-line geometries

  1. 12/22, Daniel Radil & Maarten de Boeck

Daniel Radil

Maarten de Boeck: Affine blocking sets

  1. 12/29, Jephian Lin & Pan Shun Lau & teaching questionnaire

Jephian Lin

Pan Shun Lau: Numerical Range: Interplay Between Geometry and Algebra

teaching questionnaire

  1. 1/5, Anzila Laikhuram & Pan Shun Lau

Anzila Laikhuram

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: State transfer and the size of the graph

  1. 1/12, Daniel Radil & Video

Daniel Radil

Video --- Algebraic Graph Theory: Laplacian Quantum Fractional Revival On Graphs

  1. 1/19, LA Tea

Pan Shun Lau: Generalized Numerical Range: Theories and Applications

Keywords to be explored later


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