Curry Leaf
(Math Club of MTTS Alumni)
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Brief about Curry Leaf
Brief about Curry Leaf
Curry Leaf is the Math Club of MTTS Alumni. The naming of this club, Curry Leaf, was motivated by Professor S. Kumaresan's fond reference to the triangle inequality as the "Curry Leaf Trick."
Mission and purpose of Curry Leaf : To embody the essence of MTTS in the realm of learning and teaching Mathematics.
Heartfelt Gratitude to MTTS Trust: A Beacon of Love and Support
In the radiant light of MTTS Trust's unwavering love and steadfast support, we extend our deepest appreciation. MTTS Trust's guidance has illuminated our path and their care has been our driving force. With profound thanks, we honor the incredible impact MTTS Trust has had on our journey.
Zoom meeting details:
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Passcode: 161489
Day 1 : 27 th October, 2024 , Sunday
Day 2 : 3rd November, 2024 , Sunday
Day 3 : 10 th November, 2024 , Sunday
RSA and Primality Testing-CLD2024-Jay-Mehta.pdfDay 4 : 17 th November, 2024 , Sunday
29 th Invited Talk
29 th Invited Talk
Title : Introduction to Lie Algebras
Abstract : We will discuss about Lie Algebras in this mini series of four talks. We aim to understand the various concepts involved in classifying simple Lie Algebras over complex numbers.
Speaker: Dr Sankar Ilangovan
RKMVERI Belur Math
Date and Time: The Date and time for the talks are given below:
1. Talk 1: 10 August 2024 (Saturday) at 2:00 pm IST.
2. Talk 2: 11 August 2024 (Sunday) at 2:00 pm IST.
3. Talk 3: 17 August 2024 (Saturday) at 2:00 pm IST.
4. Talk 4: 18 August 2024 (Sunday) at 2:00 pm IST.
28 th Invited Talk
28 th Invited Talk
Title : Calculus proof of square root of 2 is irrational
Abstract : In this talk, we will explore the irrationality of roots, beginning with a calculus-based proof of the irrationality of the square root of 2. Building on this foundational example, we will attempt to generalize the proof to broader cases, examining the extent to which similar methods can be applied. Ultimately, we will prove that if the root of a monic polynomial with integer coefficients is not an integer, then it must be irrational. This proof will not only enhance our understanding of irrational numbers but also provide insights into the properties of polynomial equations and their roots.
Speaker: Krishan Sharma
Assistant Professor
Government College for Women Gurawara, Rewari
Date and Time: 30 June 2024, Sunday at 4:00 pm (IST)
27th Invited Talk
27th Invited Talk
Title : What are Continued Fractions?
Abstract : Continued Fractions arise in various areas of Mathematics like rational approximation to real life-constants, and functions. In this talk, we will trace the early origins and applications of these mathematical objects. We will discuss continued fraction expansions of well-known functions and end with a couple of project ideas.
Speaker: Dr Kiran Kumar Behera
Assistant Professor, VIT Bhopal
Date and Time: 27 February 2024, Tuesday at 4:00pm (IST)
26th Invited Talk
26th Invited Talk
Title : Graph colouring and some bounds on it
Abstract : We will begin this talk by understanding the (proper) graph colouring. Having done that, we shall define the chromatic number of a graph and see several bounds on the chromatic number of a graph in terms of the graph's other attributes. We will end the session with Brook's theorem.
Speaker: Dr. Shuchita Goyal
Assistant Professor (Krea University)
Date and Time: 20 January 2024 at 5:00pm (IST)
Upcoming Programs
Upcoming Programs
Programs by Curry Leaf
Programs by Curry Leaf
Programs organised by curry Leaf can be classified in the following Categories:
Invited Talks are organised by MTTS Alumni. Tentatively, there will be a total of 14 invited Talks scheduled throughout the year.
Tentatively, there will be 4 Invited Talks scheduled for the months of January, March, July and December with one talk taking place in each of these months. These will be organised by MTTS Alumni.
Tentatively, there will be 3 Invited Talks scheduled for the months of February, April, September and December with one talk taking place in each of these months. These will be organised by PTMT Alumni.
As part of Curry Leaf Days in October-November, there are plans to organize 5 Invited Talks. These will be organised by MTTS Alumni.
As part of Curry Leaf Days in October-November, there are plans to organize 2 Invited Talks. These will be organised by PTMT Alumni.
For more information about Invited Talks, click here.
Svādhyāya is a week-long program organized by Curry Leaf, primarily intended for selected MTTS Participants.
Svādhyāya will be a recurring program held annually in the month of August.
Svādhyāya is more than just a program organized by Curry Leaf; it embodies a culture that aspires to practice the following.
The values of MTTS
The problem-solving and thinking approach of "How to Solve It" by George Polya.
“Nurturing Critical Thinking” by The Foundation of Critical Thinking
For more information about Svādhyāya, click here.
The Curry Leaf platform provides selected students from MTTS with the opportunity to deliver short seminar talks. Usually, the VSSP takes place in the month of October, preceding the Curry Leaf Days.
For more information about Vistual Student Seminer Program (VSSP), click here.
Curry Leaf Days is a four-day program held to celebrate the birthdays of Prof. S Kumaresan and Curry Leaf, which coincidentally occur on November 3rd.
Tentatively, Curry Leaf Days will consist of an inaugural session, five Curry Leaf Talks, one Panel Discussion, a Birthday celebration, and two PTMT Talks. Below is a tentative structure for Curry Leaf Days:
For more information about Curry Leaf Days, click here.
Miscellaneous
In addition to the five regular programs organised by Curry Leaf, occasional events are also held by the club.
Tentative distribution of Programs over a Year
Tentative distribution of Programs over a Year
Below is a rough outline of how the programs by Curry Leaf may be tentatively distributed throughout the year.
Programs in 2023
Programs in 2023
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