At 11:30am on Wednesday, Bozenna Pasik-Duncan will be talking about "Advances in noise modeling in stochastic systems, control and adaptive control." The paper, joint with Tyrone Duncan, was published in our third issue.

At 11am on Wednesday, Anne-Katrin Gallagher will be talking about "On bundle-valued Bergman spaces of compact Riemann surfaces." The paper, joint with Purvi Gupta and Liz Vivas, appeared in our third issue.

At 10:30am on Wednesday, Scott Crass will be talking about "Completely solving the quintic by iteration." The paper appeared in our fourth issue.

At 10am on Wednesday, Samantha Jarvis will be talking about "An Enriched Category Theory of Language." The paper (by Tai-Danae Bradley, Jarvis's advisor John Terilla, and Yiannis Vlassopoulos) appeared in our second issue.

At 9:30am on Wednesday, Tess Anderson will be talking about "Counting triangles - harmonic analysis meets number theory." The paper (joint w/Kumchev and Palsson) was published in our second issue.

At 9am on Wednesday, Wei-Lun Tsai will be talking about "Even values of Ramanujan’s tau-function." The paper (joint w/ Ken Ono and Jennifer Balakrishnan) was published in our second issue.

At 8:30am on Wednesday, Keri Sather-Wagstaff will be talking about "Closed Neighborhood Ideals of Finite Simple Graphs." The paper (joint w/ Jacob Honeycutt) was published in our second issue.

At 8am on Wednesday, Ellen Gasparovic will speak on "Distances Between Immersed Graphs: Metric Properties." The paper (joint w/ Buchin, Chambers, Fang, Fasy, Munch, and Wenk) has been accepted to La Matematica & will appear online soon!.

Join us bright and early on the first day of @JointMath for a special session highlighting awesome research published in the first year of our new journal!. We'll highlight some of the talks and speakers in this thread in the coming weeks.

"Geometric Structures on 𝐺2 Manifolds" by Sema Salur.

"On the Geometric Sensitivity of the EEG Inversion Algorithm" by Niovi-Paraskevi Pasiou & George Dassios. Did you know that the computations for EEGs are done under the simplifying assumption that the brain is a sphere when it is actually an ellipsoid?.

"Advances in Noise Modeling for Stochastic Systems in Optimal Control" by Tyrone E. Duncan & Bozenna Pasik-Duncan.

"On the Dimension of Bergman Spaces on P^1" by Anne-Katrin Gallagher, Purvi Gupta & Liz Vivas.

RT @rebegol: Combinatorics are fun, especially when related to geometry! This paper solves a special case of a much larger set of cool and….

"A Positive Formula for Type A Peterson Schubert Calculus" by Rebecca Goldin (@rebegol) & Brent Gorbutt . Dr. Goldin has strong ties to the AWM, including winning the Michler Prize in 2007 and giving the 2008 AWM/MAA Falconer Lecturer.

LaMa welcomes math education research that is broadly interesting to & useful for the mathematics research community, like this article is. If you teach calculus, you should check this one out.

"Undergraduate and Instructor Perspectives on Learning in First-Year Mathematics Courses in the United States: A Case Study in Calculus" by Shandy Hauk & Pao-sheng Hsu.

Super excited about Volume 1, Issue 3 of La Matematica! . This thread will highlight the awesome articles that appeared.

Hot tip: Samantha Jarvis (grad student of John Terilla) will talk about this paper & work she's doing that builds on it at #JMM2023 in Boston. More info about the special session highlighting work published in the first year of LaMa coming soon!.

"An Enriched Category Theory of Language: From Syntax to Semantics" by Tai-Danae Bradley (@math3ma), John Terilla & Yiannis Vlassopoulos.