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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January 22
|
Corey Lyons | Generalizations of Fermat's Little Theorem via Group Theory |
January 29
|
Lisa Hendrixson | How Rare Are Subgroups of Index 2? |
February 5
|
Lisa Hendrixson | Subgroups of Index 2, continued |
February 12
|
Mark Lewis | Induction and Restriction of Characters and Hall Subgroups |
February 19
|
Mark Lewis | Induction and Restriction, continued |
February 26
|
Allen Cox | Factorization Theory and Decompositions of Modules |
March 5
|
Allen Cox | Decompositions of Modules, continued |
March 12
|
Corey Lyons | pi-Special Characters |
March 19
|
Corey Lyons | pi-Special Characters, continued |
March 26
|
Spring Break - No Seminar | |
April 2
|
Hung Ngoc Nguyen
University of Akron |
A Connection Between Commuting Probability and
Supersolvability in Finite Groups |
April 9
|
Hung Ngoc Nguyen | Commuting Probability and Supersolvability, continued |
April 16
|
Tom Wolf
Ohio University |
Fixed-Point-Free Permutations |
April 23
|
April Scudere | Von Neumann Regular Rings |
April 30
|
Cathy Sass | Character Degree Graphs of Solvable Groups With Diameter Three |