This is a weekly series of lectures by distinguished visitors and Penn State research faculty. These lectures are instrumental in focusing the interest of PMASS participants on various research areas both during their participation in the program and in their future selection of graduate programs.

2011

• Morley’s theorem
  John Roe, The Pennsylvania State University
• Ramanujan, Fibonacci numbers, and continued fractions
  George Andrews, The Pennsylvania State University
• Equiareal dissections
  Sergei Tabachnikov, The Pennsylvania State University
• Billiard table as a mathematician's playground
  Anatole Katok, The Pennsylvania State University
• Theorems of Poncelet and Marden -- two of the most beautiful theorems
  Vladimir Dragovic, MI SANU Belgrade/ GFM, University of Lisbon
• The bigness of things
  Vaughn Climenhaga, University of Maryland visiting the Pennsylvania State University
• Symbolic dynamics
  Omri Sarig, The Pennsylvania State University

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