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Colloquium Schedule for Winter 2008

Unless noted otherwise, all talks take place at 3:00 PM in the UD Science Center, Room 323.
Refreshments will be served at 2:30 PM in Room 313 of the Science Center.

Date Speaker and Title Time/Location
Thursday, Jan 24 Youssef Raffoul, University of Dayton 3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, Jan 29 Soma Roy, Ohio State University
Estimating Percentiles in Computer Experiments
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Jan 31 Murat Adivar, Izmir Universityof Economics
Existence results for periodic solutions of integro-dynamic equations on time scales
3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, Feb 5 Jessica Kohlschmidt, Ohio State University
Ranked Set Sampling: An Alternative to Simple Random Sampling
3:15 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Feb 7 Joe Mashburn, University of Dayton,
Finite dimensional spaces of quantum states as partially ordered sets
3:00 pm, SC 323
Monday, Feb 11 Andrada Ivanescu, Florida State University
Revealing Sparse Signals In Functional Data
3:00 pm, SC 224
Thursday, Feb 14 Joe Mashburn, University of Dayton,
Finite dimensional spaces of quantum states as partially ordered sets
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Feb 21 Joe Mashburn, University of Dayton,
Finite dimensional spaces of quantum states as partially ordered sets
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Feb 28 Shaaban Abdallah, University of Cincinnati
Mesh Free Technique in Finite-Difference Formulations
3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, Mar 11 Yu Yue, University of Missouri-Columbia
Spatially adaptive priors
3:15 pm, SC 313
Thursday, Mar 13 Jake Wildstrom, University of Louisville
Limited-knowledge service-provision with mobile resources
3:00 pm, SC 323
Friday, Mar 14 Devrim Biligili, Northern Illinois University
Quantitative trait locus detection using an accelerated failure times cure model for survival data
3:30 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Mar 27 Jeffrey Neugebauer, University of Dayton
Qualitative Properties of Nonlinear Volterra Integral Equations
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 3 Edward Timko and Zachary Martinsek, University of Dayton
A solution to Problem B of the 2008 Mathematical Contest in Modeling
3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, April 8 Fares Ghannam, University of Dayton
Periodic Solutions in Nonlinear Neutral Difference Equations with Functional Delay
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 10 Jinyang Sun, University of Dayton
Double Barrier Option Pricing in Regime-Switching
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 10 Lanre Oriowo, University of Dayton
Strategic Trading when Paradigm Shifts
3:30 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, April 15 Xiaobo Zeng, University of Dayton
Pairs Trading and Cointegration
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 17 Christopher Augeri, Air Force Institute of Technology
On Some Results in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Swarms
3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, Apr 22 Rusty Rizzotte, University of Dayton
Using a constructivist approach in teaching pre-service elementary teachers how to teach mathematics
3:00 pm, SC 323
Tuesday, Apr 22 Carol Parete, University of Dayton
The Association Between the Cognitive Level of the Instructor’s Questions and Corresponding Student Responses -- Implications for Improving Instruction
3:30 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 24 Melissa Mattson, University of Dayton
Valuing American Put Options with Regime Switching
3:00 pm, SC 323
Thursday, Apr 24 Casey Klaus, University of Dayton
Volatility Trading on Special Events
3:30 pm, SC 323

For more detailed information, or if you wish to give a talk, please contact Youssef Raffoul at Youssef.Raffoul@notes.udayton.edu.

 

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