Mathematics Capstone Schedule

Monday, April 15th

• Saru Maharjan – The Gaussian Moat Problem, 2:30 PM, VH 1216

Tuesday,  April 23rd

• Kyle Koening – Contingent Annuity Models,  3 PM, VH 1224

Monday, April 29th

• Mark Schneider – Linear Programming and the Von Neumann Minimax Theorem, 4:30 PM, VH 1212

Wednesday, May 1st

• Justin Corcoran – RSA Cryptography: An Overview, 3:30 PM, VH 1224
• Jennifer Kline – A Graphical Analysis of Midy’s Theorem, 4:00 PM, VH 1212
• Nicholas Svec – Testing the Validity of Random Number Generators, 4:30 PM, VH 1208

Thursday, May 2nd

• Cayce Duda – Doubly Warped Product Manifolds,  2:30 PM, MG 2090
• Seth Raithel – Decision Analysis and Decision Trees, 3:00 PM, VH 1204
• Chris Becker – Regression and Allometric Relationships, 3:30 PM, VH1224
• Dan Wood – Linear Programming and Pokemon Video Games, 4:30 PM, VH 1224

Friday, May 3rd

• Kyle Wiechens – Seabiscuit and Wall Street: Betting on Uncertainty, 3:30 PM, VH 1204
• Lauren Snyder – Generating Prime Numbers, 4:00 PM, VH 1228
• Elizabeth Oliver – The Hales Jewett Theorem: A Cornerstone of Ramsey Theory, 4:30 PM, VH 1200