University of Chicago Math Club

University of Chicago Math Club

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The math club is an informal group of students. We meet weekly to enjoy "Midnight Lectures" (not lit

09/20/2022

Henceforth, the president of the math club will be known as the Prime Minister

02/14/2022

In the last post I briefly mentioned that you should go to this week's talk on elliptic curves. Let me reiterate: you should go to this week's math talk on elliptic curves. It's given by our very own Michael Klyachman, and it will be on elliptic curves in different contexts, it'll be fun! It's this Wednesday at 7PM in Eckhart 308. Make sure you see our email on the listhost to sign up!

To convince you to come, Michael has put together the following message:

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Forwarding a message from Leya:

Hi everyone,

This week's meeting will be a study break at 7PM Wednesday in Eckhart 202. The sign-up sheet is here.
https://forms.gle/Zd1zGxXxCqzaSAkb6

Additionally, if you have any feedback on how the club is run (different meeting times? more talks? fewer talks? different types of meetings?) please fill out the feedback form here.
https://forms.gle/h3VrpejJ5MQBTiAr5

See you guys on Wednesday,

Leya

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Forwarding a message from Leya:

Hi everyone,

This week's talk will be on Wednesday at 7PM in Eckhart 202, and will be given by fourth-year undergraduate Spencer Miller. The title and abstract are below, and the sign-up sheet is here.
https://forms.gle/4SUbDNFXcVah1vxA6
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Title: Integer Partitions, Generating Functions, and the Generating Functions of Integer Partitions

Abstract: In this not-too-rigorous talk we will start by introducing the basic aspects of integer partitions and generating functions. We will then approach the task of counting integer partitions using generating functions and perhaps apply this to some interesting examples.

See you guys then,

Leya

PS: the list of winter quarter courses is out now.
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