Intended Audience: Undergraduates, advanced high-schoolers and high-school teachers interested in showing their students some advanced mathematics.
In this episode we introduce power series and have a brief discussion about some of their properties. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Undergraduates, advanced high-schoolers and high-school teachers interested in showing their students some advanced mathematics.
In this episode we introduce two types of functions: holomorphic and conformal. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Undergraduates, advanced high-schoolers and high-school teachers interested in showing their students some advanced mathematics.
In this episode we introduce the complex derivative and discuss some of its properties. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Everyone, and especially teachers who want to show to their students a mathematician explaining the motivation behind their own research.
In this episode we meet Pallavi Dani, a mathematician here at Louisiana State University, who talks to us about using geometry to study problems in algebra and vice versa. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Graduate students, undergraduates and research mathematicians. Ambitious high-schoolers, teachers and parents may also enjoy watching this video.
In this episode we see a Graduate Colloquium talk presented by Clayton Shonkwiler, a mathematician at Colorado State University who is speaking to us about “A Geometric Perspective on Random Walks with Topological Constraints”. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Anyone with an interest in mathematics, but especially undergraduates and advanced high-school students.
In this episode we see an Undergraduate Colloquium talk presented by Clayton Shonkwiler, a mathematician at Colorado State University who is speaking to us about “15 Views of the Hypersphere”. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Research mathematicians, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates.
In this episode we see a research talk presented by Clayton Shonkwiler, a mathematician at Colorado State University, who is speaking to us about applications of geometry and topology to random walks/polygons and polymer physics. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Mathematicians, graduate students and ambitious high school students.
We continue our interview with Clayton Shonkwiler on applications of geometry and topology to random walks/polygons and polymer science, but now at a graduate student level. To see the earlier interview with Clayton geared at a high-school level, go to: Meet Mathematician Clayton Shonkwiler. Continue reading
Intended Audience: Everyone, and especially teachers who want to show to their students a mathematician explaining the motivation behind their own research.
In this episode we meet Clayton Shonkwiler, a mathematician from Colorado State University, who talks to us about applications of geometry and topology to the study of random polygons and polymer science. Continue reading
The 〈Sci|State〉 Studio is finished and we’re all ready for production! In this video, we get a behind the scenes look at some of the finer details of our studio construction. Continue reading