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We strive to nurture and prepare our students for successful careers in the statistical and mathematical sciences, whether in academic, governmental, or industrial positions.

Need a little help with your math or stats class? Come on down to the CASM (Ross Hall 29) for drop-in tutoring from 10 a...
11/01/2024

Need a little help with your math or stats class? Come on down to the CASM (Ross Hall 29) for drop-in tutoring from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday!

Join us in Classroom Building 219 at 2 p.m. on October 28th for Daiven Francis' Track B Defense: Predicting UW Basketbal...
10/24/2024

Join us in Classroom Building 219 at 2 p.m. on October 28th for Daiven Francis' Track B Defense: Predicting UW Basketball Game Performance Using Reliability Tested Countermovement Jump Metrics. 🏀

Always wondering when Betelgeuse will explode? 💥🤔 Wonder no longer! Join us today at 4:10 p.m. in Classroom Building 314...
10/17/2024

Always wondering when Betelgeuse will explode? 💥🤔 Wonder no longer! Join us today at 4:10 p.m. in Classroom Building 314 as Meridith Joyce, Ph.D. discusses the numerical and computational techniques employed in modern stellar astrophysics as part of our Fisk Speaker Series. A reception will take place at 3:30 (before the talk) in Ross Hall 261. Hope to see you there!

01/23/2024

Seminars have begun for the semester! Come see Dr. Eric Moorhouse TODAY from 4:10-5pm in Ross Hall 247 discuss Ovoids and Two-Graphs in the Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory (ACNT) seminar series .

01/22/2024

The Center for Assistance with Mathematics and Statistics (CASM) opens TODAY for the semester. Stop by Ross Hall 029 for help with your math or stats class!

Reception at 3:30 in Ross Hall 261Abstract for the talk: An operator acting on a Hilbert space is called complex symmetr...
12/06/2023

Reception at 3:30 in Ross Hall 261
Abstract for the talk: An operator acting on a Hilbert space is called complex symmetric if it admits a complex symmetric matrix representation with respect to some orthonormal basis. We will discuss general properties of complex symmetric operators and study some examples. Then we will focus on some special classes of Hilbert operators, and characterize the complex symmetric operators among those classes.

Reception at 3:30 in Ross Hall 261Abstract for the talk: Ever since Stefanie Petermichl proved the so-called "A2 conject...
10/31/2023

Reception at 3:30 in Ross Hall 261
Abstract for the talk: Ever since Stefanie Petermichl proved the so-called "A2 conjecture" using dyadic methods (a feat which earned her the Salem Prize in 2006), there has been a lot of interest in dyadic harmonic analysis. At its core, her proof relied on an ingenious representation of the Hilbert transform as a probabilistic average of dyadic operators (think step functions). This was an entirely new way to look at the Hilbert transform - one of the most studied objects in analysis since the early 1900’s! Something of this nature occurs very rarely, so it is perhaps not that surprising that it laid the foundation for a whole new area of harmonic analysis. Most objects of interest in classical harmonic analysis (BMO, square function operators, maximal functions, singular integral operators etc) now have not only dyadic analogues, but also established methods to easily recover sharp bounds from these dyadic analogues and their bounds. In turn, these dyadic operator bounds are much easier to obtain, largely because of the convenient geometrical properties of dyadic grids. One can also interpret these geometrical properties as martingale properties - this stochastic point of view, inspired by Burkholder’s work on the martingale transform, leads to the Bellman function method developed by Nazarov, Treil and Volberg in the late 90’s. The very successful “sparse domination” method has emerged relatively recently in the field, but has already been developed extensively by many. We will discuss some of these aspects and recent results involving weighted bounds for paraproduct operators.

10/17/2023

Join the ACNT (Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory) seminar today at 4:10pm in Ross Hall 247 for a talk from Dr. Jason Williford on Sum of two squares and beyond!

10/03/2023

The ACNT (Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory) seminar will be hearing from Dr. Eric Moorhouse at 4:10 TODAY in Ross Hall 247. Dr. Moorhouse will be speaking about Hyperdeterminates. Hope to see you there!

09/26/2023

The ACNT (Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory) seminar will be hearing from Dr. Jason Williford at 4:10 TODAY in Ross Hall 247. Dr. Williford will be speaking on Symmetric Conference Matrices. Hope to see you there!

09/22/2023

Join us in Ross 207 4:10 - 5pm TODAY for the CAM (Computational and Applied Math) Seminar. Victor Ginting will be presenting An Introduction to Fractional Calculus and Fractional ODEs!

09/18/2023

Join the ACNT (Algebra, Combinatorics, and Number Theory) seminar tomorrow at 4:10 in Ross Hall 247 for Some Results on Partial Difference Sets from Patrick Cesarz!

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1000 E. University Avenue Dept. 3036, Ross Hall 327
Laramie, WY
82071

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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