Pi Mu Epsilon math honor society, Colorado chapter
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Rebekah Jones
ALL EVENTS IN MATH 350 FROM 5pm - 6pm
SEP 09 |
 Colin JacksonHow many prime numbers are there really? We will start with the question of how many primes there are, see that it was answered a long time ago, and then see how far we can push this question and with what accuracy we can answer it. We will discuss various unproven conjectures and proven results, incorporating examples and seeing how data can show (or hide!) patterns. Highlights will include the Prime Number Theorem, Dirichlet’s Theorem for Primes in Arithmetic Progression, as well as lesser known topics, like Skewes’ Number and Bunyakovsky’s Conjecture. |
SEP 16 |
 Justin BarhiteMath Quilting Come learn about how mathematical quilting can help you gain a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts through visual and tactile means. In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn about a fun mathematical problem and how its solution can be encoded into a quilt. You’ll also contribute to the creation of a quilt that will be publicly displayed. No prior quilting experience required! |
SEP 30 |
 Emily Montelius and the CU Juggling ClubThe Mathematics Behind Juggling Join us for an explanation of the math behind juggling, live juggling demonstrations, and time for you to learn to juggle! Stay after to join juggling club in their weekly campus juggling meetup. |