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SEMINAR SPEAKERS AT A GLANCE
Spring 2012 SPEAKERS
MARCH SPEAKERS

 

March 1st: NO SEMINAR

 

 

March 8th, 12pm: Gianni Jona-Lasinio, Universita' degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"Chiral molecules revisited: spontaneous symmetry breaking vs decoherence"  

 

 

March 15th: Spring Break - NO SEMINAR

 

 

March 22nd, 12pm: Igor Pritsker, Oklahoma State University

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"Approximating the electrostatic equilibrium by discrete charges"  

 

 

March 29th, 12pm: Alexander Shnirelman, Concordia University/IAS

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"On the long-time behavior of fluid flows"  

 

APRIL SPEAKERS

 

April 5th, 12pm: Horacio Rotstein, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"TBA"  

 

April 5th, 2pm: Stefano Olla,Ceremade

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"TBA"  

 

April 12th: NO SEMINAR

 

April 19th, 12pm: TBA

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"TBA"  

 

April 26th, 12pm: Yakov Sinai, Princeton University

Location: Hill Center Building(Busch Campus), Room 705

"Ergodic Properties of Square Free Numbers"  

 

 


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Welcome to the Center for Mathematical Sciences Research at Rutgers University

 

The Center for Mathematical Sciences Research has as its primary mission the facilitation of research in mathematics, both pure and applied, at the highest level. This includes, in an integral way, graduate and post-graduate education and research training.

While the center is intimately affiliated with the Mathematics department, it also has strong connections with the Physics department and DIMACS with which it often shares students and visitors. It also interacts with many other parts of the university, e.g. chemistry and engineering.

In general the Center aims to contribute substantially to the advancement of knowledge in all fields of science in which mathematics has an important role. It has played and plans to continue to play a leading role in making Rutgers University one of the world's great research centers.

In particular, it wishes to be a world leader in some important areas of the mathematical sciences as well as being excellent in many others.