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The group stops at Jerry’s Cafe in Gallup for lunch. It reminds me of the late, lamented Jack’s Cafe in Charleston, only with a Mexican men
Crossing the bridge to the ASU campus.
Birds on the way to their classes.
Palm trees in the desert.
A shy fox hides in the bushes, can you see it?
Plenary Talk: Glenn Hurlbert, Virginia Commonwealth University, Pebbling Problems and Paradigms
Afterwards, we begin one of the high points of the weekend, the competition. Our team is hard at work right away.
The organizers prepared one hundred problems for the various schools to work on, and a school earns a point for any problem they solve befor
These are the "Groomer Rabbit, Guard Rabbit, and Lounging Rabbit." Cute little playground for kids.
Big A on the mountain, in case you forgot what state you're in.
There is a lot of highly visible art on campus.
This combines the Pieta pose from European art with Native American imagery.
Solar panels and cactus garden.
A locked lab in the building. I'm not sure what's going on in here, but it looks fun!
Lenox Baloglou, University of Arizona, The Lambert Problem for Orbital Dynamics. She and I discussed approximation methods for her problem
UNM's own Tommy Denny Martins gives a talk on Non-Archimedean Local Fields.
Tommy loves talking about p-adic numbers; he has given similar talks at UNM before.
Enjoying catered lunch as we continue to work.
A large pendulum that never seems to stop.
Plenary Talk: Zilin Jiang, Arizona State University, Extremal Problems in Discrete Geometry
Visiting the poster session to see what others have prepared.
Antonia Pettis, Colorado State University, Limitless Futures: Fostering Early STEM Confidence in Young Girls of Color
Brandon Wang, Arizona State University, Biquandle Coloring of T(2,4) Torus Link
I don't know enough about Algebraic Topology to explain what this is, but I still like its look.
Evelyn Hamilton, Texas Tech University, The Source of Mathematics: A Defense of a Psychologist Metaphysics
Our team is non-stop!
UNM's own Cordelia Russell discusses Chamber Depths of Discriminant Contours with Four Cusps
The day is done, it's time for some games.
In theory, mathematicians should be good at pool. We do our best.
Though some of us are still working through the contest problems.
Outdoor bar on a hot night.
Tempe will occasionally shut down streets to traffic and host local vendors. Here's some getting ready.
Islamic Community Center.
You are amazing.
Same bridge from before, but off the side.
Plenary Talk: Eric Kostelich, Arizona State University, Mathematical modeling for cancer dynamics and patient counseling
Alexis Duron et al, Paradise Valley Community College, Optimizing the Dark Channel Prior: Innovative Approaches to Image Dehazing
Emmanuel Alcantar, Lizbeth Hernandez, Abraham Lozano Serna, and Anna Rodas, Arizona State University, Deblurring Astronomical Images.
Around noon on Sunday, tallying up the final score of the math competition.
University of Arizona wins by a hair.
We came in close second. Hold on to that trophy, UA, we're coming for it next year!
Another look at the streets before heading back to Albuquerque
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