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2006
Clifford Lectures
Tulane University March 13 - 17, 2006
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of Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada.
The lectures will be accompanied by the 2005 Clifford Conference Experimental Mathematics.
Most participants
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being housed at the Hampton Inn, located at
226 Carondelet Street.
Read about the format and history of the Clifford Lectures...
Professor
Borwein's lectures
Experimental
(Computational) Mathematics - and Its Philosophical Implications
I aim to discuss Experimental
Mathodology, its
philosophy, history, current practice and
proximate future, and using concrete
accessible---entertaining I hope---examples, to explore
implications for mathematics and for mathematical
philosophy.*
“Thereby, to persuade you both of the power of
mathematical experiment and that the traditional accounting of
mathematical learning and research is largely an ahistorical
caricature.”
*All resources are available at www.experimentalmath.info.
2006
Clifford Conference
Experimental Mathematics
The conference will consist of several one-hour talks given by
- Jonathan Borwein, Dalhousie University
- Victor Adamchik, Carnegie Mellon University
- David Bailey, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Neil Calkin, Clemson University
- Helaman Ferguson, Sculptor
- Frank Garvan, University of Florida
- Daniel Lichtblau, Wolfram Research, Inc.
- Russell Luke, University of Delaware
- Sinai Robins, Temple University
Conference Schedule
Please refer to the campus map for building locations.
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Thursday
March 31 |
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Saturday
April 2 |
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David Bailey
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Daniel Lichtblau
Abstract |
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10:15am
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Jon Borwein
Lecture #2 |
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11:30am
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Neil Calkin
Abstract |
Helaman Ferguson
Abstract |
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1:00pm |
Jon Borwein
Lecture #1 |
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1:30pm
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Jon Borwein
Lecture #3 |
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2:15pm
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Sinai Robins
Abstract |
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Victor Adamchik Abstract |
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3:30pm
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Frank Garvan
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Russell Luke Abstract |
List
of Participants
Speakers
- Victor Adamchik, Carnegie Mellon University
- David Bailey, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Neil Calkin, Clemson University
- Helaman Ferguson, Sculptor
- Frank Garvan, University of Florida
- David Lichtblau, Wolfram Research, Inc.
- Russell Luke, University of Delaware
- Sinai Robins, Temple University
Tulane Participants
- Jeanne Arnondin
- Ben Dribus
- Chris Duncan
- Tài Huy Hà
- Marian Hernandez
- Aaron Jaggard
- Dante Manna
- Luis Medina
- Victor Moll
- Juan Carlos Trujillo
Further information
This webpage will be updated on a regular basis with information about accomodations, schedules, and more. Please refer here for any questions.
There is a limited amount of funding available for participation of postdocs and graduate students in the conference.
Contact Alexander Kurganov kurganov@math.tulane.edu for further information.
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