Dalhousie Mathematics & Statistics Graduate Seminar
Our weekly grad seminar is a chance for graduate students to share their research in an informal, friendly setting. Everyone is welcome to come listen, and new speakers are always encouraged.
Location: Chase Building, Room 227
Time: Thursdays, 4:00-5:00 PM
Want to give a presentation? Email msgss@dal.ca
2026/27
- Admissible Black Hole and Cosmological Geometries in Teleparallel Gravity
- Bayesian Hierarchical Modelling of Extreme Storm Surges
- Music, geometry, and topology
- Theorem Proving in the AI Age
- The hard way: making inductive data types via initial algebras in Lean4
- Algebraic L-Theory via Poincare Infinity Categories
2025/26
- Fibrations, or how to make a bundle out of anything
- On the Real Reliability Roots of Graphs
- Classification of Missingness for Extreme Wave Surge Modelling
- Talk by Scott Wesley
- Talk by Dario Brooks
- Talk by Nicholas Layden
- Polynomial Coefficients of Elimination Results from a system of Classical Mechanics
- Crossed Modules of Inverse Semigroups as Internal Categories
- (Higher) Fractions are your (Higher) Friends
- Parameterization of photoinhibition for phytoplankton
- Generalized Quantum Conditional Statements
- Methods for Improving Compilation of Quantum Circuits to Lattice Surgery
- The Snort Product - Finding the Cop Number
- From random walk to studying the Pattern formation on a periodic rectangle
- On the uniqueness of high school angles
- An invitation to double categories
- The secret life of h-polynomials
- On the Equilibria and Bifurcations of a Rotating Double Pendulum
- Talk by Jeremiah Hockaday
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