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Summer internships 2015

Organisational seminar: Wednesday May 27, 11-12:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Second seminar (two intro talks): Wednesday June 3, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "The Large-N limit of matrix models" (Kyle Beggs)
  2. "Tensor invariants of finite group representations" (Sean Bray)

Third seminar (two intro talks): Wednesday June 10, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Investigating the polyomino problem: finding a formula for the number of unique n-polyominos" (Ogden Deacon, Conn McCarthy)
  2. "Solving the Schrodinger equation for an arbitrary polynomial potential" (Danny Bennett)

Fourth seminar (three progress talks): Wednesday June 17, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "R Programming for interlocking bipartite networks using latent space methods" (James O'Donnell)
  2. "Scattering phase shifts from finite volume energy spectra" (Shaun Lahert)
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  3. "Using a genetic algorithm to obtain numerical solutions to the Moving Sofa problem and its variants" (Brian Tyrrell)

Fifth seminar (three progress talks): Wednesday June 24, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Divisibility of Fibonacci numbers" (Caroline Lawless)
  2. "Homology of shuffle algebras and combinatorics" (Padraig Condon)
  3. "Self-avoiding walk" (Alex Panagiotopoulos)

Sixth seminar (two progress talks): Wednesday July 1, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Investigating the polyomino problem: finding a formula for the number of unique n-polyominos" (Conor Feeney)
  2. "Solving the Schrodinger equation for an arbitrary polynomial potential" (Philip Clarke)

Seventh seminar (two progress talks): Wednesday July 8, 11am-12:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Scattering phase shifts from finite volume energy spectra" (Shaun Lahert)
  2. "The Large-N limit of matrix models" (Michael Cribbin)

Summer internships 2014

Organisational seminar: Wednesday May 28, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Second seminar (three intro talks): Wednesday June 4, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Realisations of lambda-rings and plethystic operations in Sage" (Sean Diffley)
  2. "One-loop matching for non-exceptional schemes" (Robert Howard)
  3. "Continued fractions with bounded partial quotients" (Michael Reynolds)

Third seminar (three intro talks): Wednesday June 11, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Two-dimensional laminar steady fluid flow and the interaction of fluid with obstacles, and resulting cavity and shock formation" (Sean Bray and John Doyle)
  2. "An investigation into the n-body problem" (Robert Flood and Brian Tyrrell)
  3. "Quantum integrable models" (Keith Glennon and Darragh Monnin)

Fourth seminar (three progress talks): Wednesday June 18, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Simulating the strong coupling expansion for the 2D Ising model" (Ruairi Brett)
  2. "Radiation in Modified Theories of Gravity" (Jan Gerken)
  3. "Computing and rendering the convex hull of points in 3D" (Sean Smith)

Fifth seminar (two progress talks): Wednesday June 25, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "An Investigation into the Concept of Metamathematical Consistency Via the Method of Arithmetization" (Corey Switzer)
  2. "Operator Algebras and the connection with K-Theory" (James O'Donnell)

Sixth seminar (three summary talks): Wednesday July 2, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Statistical analysis of Markov chains Monte Carlo simulations" (Olena Yavorska)
  2. "An investigation into the n-body problem" (Robert Flood and Brian Tyrrell)
  3. "Two-dimensional laminar steady fluid flow and the interaction of fluid with obstacles, and resulting cavity and shock formation" (Sean Bray and John Doyle)

Seventh seminar (three summary talks): Wednesday July 9, 2pm-3:30pm, New seminar room of School of Mathematics, 20 Westland row

Agenda:

  1. "Quantum integrable models" (Keith Glennon and Darragh Monnin)
  2. "Realisations of lambda-rings and plethystic operations in Sage" (Sean Diffley)
  3. "Computing and rendering the convex hull of points in 3D" (Sean Smith)

Summer internships 2013

First seminar (organisational): Monday May 27, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. Timetabling
  2. "Symmetries and Quantum Mechanics" (Tristan)
  3. "Polynomial equations with commutative and noncommutative unknowns, and how to deal with them" (Vlad)
  4. "Extremal Laurent polynomials: progress of one internship's results over the year" (Masha)

Second seminar (three intro talks): Wednesday June 5, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "A study of sequences involving factorials" (Jack Geary, Adam Keilthy, Owen Ward)
  2. "Effect of item format on student performance in assessments" (Anastasia Ignatieva)
  3. "Self force on a scalar charge in a wormhole spacetime" (Jamie Donnelly)

Third seminar (three intro talks): Monday June 10, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "Semiclassical strings in β-deformed AdS5×S5" (Colin O'Callagnan, Katie O'Flynn, Andrew Thornbury)
  2. "Banach-Tarski paradox" (Benen Harrington)
  3. "Reduction theory for binary quadratic forms" (Padraig Condon)

Fourth seminar (two progress talks): Monday June 17, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "An investigation into Diophantine approximations and their bounds, the most efficient methods of their computation, and hence, a study into continued fractions" (Conor McMeel)
  2. "Patterns in labelled trees" (Shane Sheedy)

Fifth seminar (two progress talks): Monday June 24, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "Effect of item format on student performance in assessments" (Anastasia Ignatieva)
  2. "Testing symplectic integrators for N-body celestial mechanics" (Harriet Walsh)

Sixth seminar (two project summary talks): Monday July 1, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "Conformal symmetries and point particle actions" (Darragh Monnin)
  2. "Studying interacting classical gaseous systems using molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo integration" (Daniel Purdy)

Seventh seminar (three project summary talks): Monday July 8, 2-3:30pm, Seminar Room, House 20 Westland Row.

Agenda:

  1. "An investigation of counterexamples to Matsaev's conjecture" (Conor Larkin)
  2. "Mathematical analysis and statistical models of the unknown species problem" (Evan O'Dwyer and Sean Diffley)
  3. "Fourier analysis and number fields; with a view towards Tate's thesis" (Stiofáin Fordham)

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