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Student Seminar Series
at Madhava Hall, IISER Pune.
A vibrant platform formed by research scholars of Mathematics Department, IISER Pune; dedicated to fostering intellectual exchange and collaboration among students, researchers, and postdoc members. This seminar series provides an opportunity for early-career mathematicians to present their work, discuss emerging trends, and explore diverse areas of pure and applied mathematics.
A vibrant platform formed by research scholars of Mathematics Department, IISER Pune; dedicated to fostering intellectual exchange and collaboration among students, researchers, and postdoc members. This seminar series provides an opportunity for early-career mathematicians to present their work, discuss emerging trends, and explore diverse areas of pure and applied mathematics.
Next week
Next week
Dr. Harish Kishnani
Week 2
Week 2
TBA
Week 3
Week 3
TBA
Title and Abstract of the Upcoming Talk
Title and Abstract of the Upcoming Talk
Title: Covering finite groups by conjugate elements.
Abstract: Let G be a finite group. The product of conjugacy classes in G is defined by the usual set product in the group G. The main question is, for a given collection of non-trivial conjugacy classes, how large is this product set? In particular, when does this set cover the entire group G? It is a well-established theme in finite group theory that is very active at the current moment. The works of Bertram, Herzog, Lev, Kaplan, Guralnick, Malle, Burness, etc. are good sources of motivation for this problem. In this talk, I will first discuss some already known results in this direction and some of the open problems. Following this, I will discuss the joint work conducted in collaboration with Dr. Rijubrata Kundu and Dr. Sumit C. Mishra.
Prerequisite: This talk aims to keep the presentation accessible and relatively non-technical; only a basic understanding of group theory will be entirely sufficient.
Venue
Venue
Madhava Hall, third floor,
Madhava Hall, third floor,
Department of Mathematics,
Department of Mathematics,
IISER Pune, India.
IISER Pune, India.
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