Time

Event

Event

7:30-11:00

Registration: First Floor Lobby: General Academic Building

8:30-8:45

Welcome from Chair and Dean:  Room 105

8:30-6:00

Graduate School information: Room 103

Room 105:  Presentations

Room 107:  Presentations

8:45-9:05

Euler’s theorem and its proof:

J. Frye

  Why Japanese are good at math:

9:10- 9:30

Splitting-contraction as generalization of connection-contraction:

V. Voloshin

Calculus, area, and volum:

9:35-9:55

Coloring problems for mixed geometric hypergraphs:

Alfred Nobel and nitroglycerin:

10:00-10:20

Partial Hamilton decompositions of complete graphs with no 2-factor in the leave:

S. Ozkan

Moire fringes and interactive emergences:

10:25-10:55

11:00-12:00

Room 107:

Invited Lecture by: Dr. Atif Abueida of The University of Dayton

12:00-1:10

Lunch: Room 328

Lunch at Stewart Hall. Also,  door prizes and group picture

1:15-1:35

Two-factorizations of a complete multipartite graph in which each component is a four cycle:

M. Tiemeyer

AMSTI 2006:

1:40-2:00

The triangle intersect problem for hexagon triple systems:

The relationship between music and mathematics in selected examples:

2:05-2:25

Quasigroups and Steiner triple systems:

An interrelation between statistics, derivatives, and orthogonal polynomials:

A. De More

2:30-2:45

First Floor Lobby

2:50-3:10

Having fun with the witch of Agnesi:

J. Boncek

The UAH graduate program in mathematics:

3:15-3:35

An Automatic Proof of Euler’s Formula:

Teaching and Learning Mathematics with MERLOT:

Paul Erdos:  The life, the legacy

  Graduate program in mathematics at The University of South Alabama:

Puzzles and Number Tricks:

  Erin Beutjer

Matrix Multiplication: 

Charles Thompson

4:30-4:50

A Musical Application of Graph Theory:

Pat Rossi

Application of math to land surveying:

  E. Wright

4:00-6:00

Calculus Competition:  Room 214