The Graduate Student Seminar series features introductory level talks for graduate students. Talks are contributed by both graduate students and faculty and last between 15 and 20 minutes, and a significant portion of the talk should be aimed at students with a first-year graduate level of knowledge. The intended audience is the graduate students, and questions and discussion are encouraged. The series is named in honor of Professor Emeritus David Hallenbeck. Munchies are provided courtesy of the Department of Mathematical Sciences and the Davd Hallenbeck Memorial Fund.
Meetings: WEDNESDAYS at 12:10 - 1:10 in Ewing 336.
Organizers: Prof. Cook or Brooks Emerick
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| February 13 | Brooks Emerick | Welcome Back |
| February 20 | Chris Castillo | When a Group and a Field Love Each Other Very Much... |
| February 27 | Shelvean Kapita | Convergence of an Adaptive Finite Element Method |
| March 6 | Isaac Harris Fan Yang (Jackie) Chris Castillo |
Candidacy Exam Discussion Panel |
| March 13 | Jiange Li | Random Polynomials |
| March 20 | Isaac Harris | Transmission Eigenvalues and the Void |
| April 3 | Weiqiang Li (RIcky) | Graph Theory |
| April 10 | Matt Zumbrum Brooks Emerick |
MPI 2012 |
| April 17 | Yun Zeng | Visit to Calgary |
| April 24 | Shixu Meng (Shawn) | Transmission Eigenvalues |
| May 1 | Matt Zumbrum Brian Kronenthal |
Applying for a Job |
| May 8 | Tonatiuh Sanchez-Vizuet | On Finite Volume Methods for Conservation Laws |
| May 15 | Qunhui Han (Zoe) | HETC Program |
| Wild Card | Zhenyu He | Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics |
| Wild Card | Fun-Choi Chan | Time Domain Integral Equations |
