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Randell Heyman on "The Life of Prime".
Events
The UNSW School of Mathematics and Statistics runs a series of annual workshops called "Girls Do...
Ecologists and statisticians have much to gain from working together, and this two-day symposium is...
The School of Mathematics and Statistics is hosting this special event as part of this year's...
Seminars
Discontinuous Galerkin time-stepping and fast summation for fractional diffusion and wave equations
William McLean
On a conjecture of von Neumann, or How I learnt to stop worrying and love groupoids.
Michael Cowling
Accurate Approximations for Nonparametric Tests in Linear Models
Prof John Robinson
K-point con gurations and multilinear generalized Radon transforms
Eyvindur Ari Palsson
What is the best way to distribute a large number of points on the surface of a sphere? There are many answers to this question, depending on what you mean by "best". Many of these problems have intrigued researchers for many years, and some are still unsolved today.
Applications of this research range from modelling the Earth's climate to the design of golf balls.
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