Algebra seminar by Matthew Conder
On Wednesday the 13th of November, Matthew Conder (University of Cambridge) will be visiting the Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and giving a talk at 3pm in MB1020. The details … Continue reading
Anitha Thillaisundaram spoke at the London Algebra Colloquium
On Thursday the 7th of November 2019, Anitha Thillaisundaram gave a talk at the London Algebra Colloquium in Imperial College. She spoke on her joint work with Dominik Francoeur on … Continue reading
Algebra seminar in Lincoln: talk by Prof. Chris Parker
On the 6th of November 2019, Prof. Chris Parker (University of Birmingham) visited Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and gave a talk “Calculating all possible conjugacy on p-groups”. Abstract: In this … Continue reading
Algebra seminar by Colva Roney-Dougal
On Wednesday the 20th of November, Colva Roney-Dougal (University of St Andrews) will be visiting the Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and giving a talk at 3pm in JUN0001. The … Continue reading
Anitha Thillaisundaram spoke at the Group Algebras, Representations and Computation conference
On Wednesday the 23rd of October 2019, Anitha Thillaisundaram gave a talk on Hausdorff dimensions of p-adic analytic groups, as part of the Group Algebras, Representations and Computation workshop and … Continue reading
Algebra seminar in Lincoln: talk by Dr Charles Eaton
On the 9th of October 2019, Dr Charles Eaton (University of Manchester) visited Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and gave a talk “Morita equivalence of blocks”. Abstract: I will introduce … Continue reading
A paper accepted by the Glasgow Mathematical Journal
A paper by Marina Avitabile (Univ. of Milano Bicocca) and Sandro Mattarei (Univ. of Lincoln), Generalized finite polylogarithms, has been accepted for publication in the Glasgow Mathematical Journal. Abstract: We introduce … Continue reading
Algebra seminar by Chris Parker
On Wednesday the 6th of November, Chris Parker (University of Birmingham) will be visiting the Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and giving a talk at 3pm in INB3305. The details … Continue reading
Research talk by Merlin Etzold
On Tuesday the 1st of October 2019, Merlin Etzold (University of Cambridge) gave a talk on his research, as part of the third-year Advanced Topics of Mathematics and Mathematics Seminar … Continue reading
Algebra seminar in Lincoln: talk by Isobel Webster
On the 25th of September 2019 Isobel Webster (University of Leeds) visited Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and gave a talk “A lattice isomorphism theorem for cluster groups of type A”. … Continue reading
Forthcoming conference on group theory
International conference “Finite and Residually Finite Groups” celebrating Pavel Shumyatsky’s 60th birthday will take place in Bilbao (Spain), from 27th to 30th of May, 2020. Prof. Shumyatsky is a member of … Continue reading
Peer mentoring event for the students
On Tuesday the 24th of September 2019, the School of Mathematics and Physics hosted a peer mentoring event in the Tower Bar, from 6pm. At this event, second and third … Continue reading
Algebra seminar in Lincoln: talk by Rudradip Biswas
On the 17th of September 2019 Rudradip Biswas (University of Manchester) visited Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and gave a talk “Towards an Algebraic Characterisation of Kropholler’s Hierarchy through Some … Continue reading
Algebraic conference in Lincoln “Words in finite and profinite groups”
On Monday the 16th of September 2019 a one-day algebraic conference was conducted at the University of Lincoln “Words in finite and profinite groups“. The conference was supported by a … Continue reading
Algebra seminar by Charles Eaton
On Wednesday the 9th of October 2019, Charles Eaton (University of Manchester) will be visiting the Charlotte Scott Centre for Algebra and giving a seminar. His talk will be at … Continue reading
Maths seminar by Merlin Etzold
On Tuesday, the 1st of October, Merlin Etzold (University of Cambridge) will be visiting the University of Lincoln and giving a talk on “Transpiration through soft hydrogels” at 1pm in … Continue reading
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