Coordinators: Yong Zhou, Heping Gao
Faculty Advisor: Meera Sitharam
Other Faculty:
News and Information on Related graduate courses:
a) News:
09/09: Starting from 2006, Formal Languages and Computation Theory will be offered once per year. Probably only spring semester.
b) Links to related graduate courses:
Interesting courses Could be interesting courses
Time and place: Every Friday 4:00pm to 5:00pm in E305.
General goals:
1. Discussion of Ph. D qualifiers exam problems including questions that have previously appeared on the exam. Questions from algorithms and theory will be discussed. There will be 4 meetings and these will be scheduled close to the exam dates for the semester. Here are some strategies for working on qualifiers.
2. Discussion of research problems. Will provide an opportunity for students and/or faculty to collaborate on projects. There will be one main presenter who volunteers to describe problems related to their research during each meeting.
3. Talks by faculty and students on research problems and special topics.
Note: If you are interested in participating in the activities of the club and wish to receive email about upcoming events please send me an email (yozhou@cise.ufl.edu ) and I will add you to the mailing list.
Request to Speakers: Please (encourage and) allow plenty of time for questions and discussion.
Talks:
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Date |
Event |
Description |
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01/20 |
No meeting | |
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01/23: Matherly Hall (MAT 18) |
BARR TALK by Jack Dongarra |
An Overview of High Performance Computing and Self Adapting Numerical Software. Abstract |
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02/10 |
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An algorithm to k-CNF SAT Problem
Abstract |
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02/14: Tuesday, 1:55 pm, 339 Little Hall |
George E. Andrews (PSU, Math) |
Serendipity and partitions with initial repetitions |
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02/16: Thursday, 1:45 pm, 368 Little Hall |
Hyeong-Kwan Ju (Chonnam National University) | Enumeration of Weighted Graphs |
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03/03 |
Qualifying Exam Discussion | |
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03/10 |
Qualifying Exam Discussion | |
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03/17 |
SPRING BREAK, NO MEETING | |
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03/28, 3:00 pm, 368 Little |
Ali Dashti (UF, Math) |
A characterization of Weakly Church-Rosser Abstract Reduction systems that are not Church-Rosser |
| 03/31, 1:55 pm - 2:45pm, E404 |
Holger Gohlke, Department of Biological Sciences J. W. Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany | Modeling macromolecular flexibility and plasticity. Abstract |
| 04/07 |
To be arranged | |
| 04/14 |
To be arranged | |
| 04/21 |
To be arranged | |
| 04/28 |
To be arranged |
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