15 minutes mathematics advice (9) /w Sara Pollock
A new addition to the UF Mathematics department, and a new friend. I had a great chat with Sara.
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15 minutes mathematics advice (8) /w Kwai-Lee Chui
Mrs Chui is an amazing University of Florida lecturer.She is loved and well respected in UF. Not to forget that
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15 minutes mathematics advice (7) /w Khrishnaswami Alladi – 2
We had a second chat with Prof Alladi. This time more focused on Erdös and SASTRA Ramanujan Prize. Here is
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15 minutes mathematics advice (6) /w Philip Boyland
It is always a blast to chat with Prof Boyland. It was good to learn Ergodic theory from him. He
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15 minutes mathematics advice (5) /w Kevin Knudson
Kevin Knudson and I met later in my graduate studies, when he assumed the position of associate chair at the
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15 minutes mathematics advice (4) /w Douglas Cenzer
This particular professor of University of Florida was the chair when I was most active teaching there. He has supported
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15 minutes mathematics advice (3) /w Khrishnaswami Alladi
One of my professors from University of Florida; the very person who taught me the first graduate course in q-series
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15 minutes mathematics advice (2) /w Christoph Koutschan
It is always great to chat with Christoph. I am happy to know him for 3 years, and I have
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15 minutes mathematics advice (1) /w Stefano Capparelli
I recently had the chance to chat with Prof. Stefano Capparelli in his office at Sapienza University of Rome. I
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An account on the 16th International Conference on Srinivasa Ramanujan
Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu, India. 21-22 December 2018 Srinivasa Ramanujan’s legacy is undeniable in the mathematics community. His uncanny story from his birth in the small town of Kumbakonam to his election as the first Indian as a Fellow of the Trinity College in Cambridge and his early passing is well known and now even in film format. The accomplishments he packed in his 32 year long life, in a bad choice of words: his “innovations,” makes him the Steve Jobs of mathematics. One can only wonder where mathematics would have been if he were to see 35, 40 or even 50? Ramanujan’s legacy is transformed into heritage in his hometown with the efforts of the Shanmugha Arts, Science, Technology & Research Academy (SASTRA) University. This young university built a reputation for their quality of education inside India and for the Annual International Conferences on mathematics inspired by Ramanujan’s work. Later, this annual conference is crowned with the Ramanujan prize to
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