MISSION STATEMENT
The Kent State University Algebra Seminar is committed to becoming the highest quality seminar in Mathematics or, indeed, in any discipline, in this or any other conceivable World, and endeavors to proactively and assertively thwart all efforts of rival seminars to prevent the Algebra Seminar from attaining this lofty and rightful position, by striving to synergistically create and enthusiastically disseminate cutting edge research in critical and emerging areas of Group, Ring, and Field Theory, or any combination or permutation thereof. |
Date
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Speaker
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Title
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September 2
|
Nabil Mlaiki | Camina Triples |
September 9
|
Mark Lewis | Groups Whose Characters Vanish Off the Center |
COLLOQUIUM
September 11 228 MSB at 4:15 |
Mark Lewis | Generalizing Camina Groups and Associated Ideas |
September 16
|
Mark Lewis | Generalized Camina Groups and Their Character Tables |
September 23
|
Mark Lewis | Generalized Camina Groups, continued |
September 30
|
J.P. Cossey Univ. of Akron |
Fayers Partitions and Representations of the Symmetric Group |
October 7
|
Tom Wakefield Slippery Rock University |
"Progress(??) on Huppert's Conjecture for the Steinberg Triality Groups and the Fisher Groups." |
October 14
|
J.P. Cossey Univ. of Akron |
Fayers Partitions, continued |
October 21
|
Misha Chebotar | On a Problem by Beidar |
October 28
|
Misha Chebotar | Beidar's problem continues |
November 4
|
William Montanaro | Frobenius Groups |
November 11
|
Veterans' Day - No Seminar | |
November 18
|
William Montanaro | Frobenius Groups, continued |
November 25
|
Jenya Soprunova | What is a Toric Variety? |
December 2
|
Mark Lewis | The Vanishing-Off Subgroup |