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Wednesday| January 29, 2025
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The DMC Newsletter
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Edited by Graham Gatewood
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- Physics Colloquium w/ Dr. U
Thu 1/30, 2:40-3:40, Byrne 204
- Soft Integration Bee
Fri, 1/31, 12-1, Arts & Letters 408
- Math Community Tea
Fri 1/31, 1:30-3, SAC 546
- Women and Gender Minorities Brunch
Fri 2/7, 11-12, Arts and Letters 310
- Club Meeting w/ Dr. Ugarcovici
Fri 2/7, 12-1, Arts and Letters 408
- Math Colloquium w/ Sonja Petrovic (IIT)
Fri 2/7, 2-3, Arts and Letters 310
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At This Week's Meeting...
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Practice Integration Bee!
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The 2nd Annual CSH Integration Bee is fast approaching... To help everyone prepare, the Math Club is hosting a mock integration bee at the meeting this Friday. Stop by to learn about the competition format and practice some tough integrals, all to help you compete for the cash prize this April!
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MAT Community Tea and Coffee Hour
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Head to the 5th floor of the SAC this Friday to hang out with peers and professors in the math department! While you're there, pick up some tea or coffee and maybe a sweet treat!
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"The cookies are not for free, you have to do something"
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- Dr. Enrico
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Last Week with Lou Aquila
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We had an amazing talk last week with Lou Aquila about some of Newton's early work. He talked about the various methods for finding inverses and expansions that Newton used to derive the polynomial expansion for sine. In case you missed last week or couldn't get a printout, this email has attached the overview of the talk and Lou's detailed handwritten work. Feel free to take a look and see what really goes into finding an inverse!
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Math Club is going to ISMAA's Annual Meeting!
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The Illinois Section of the Mathematical Association of America is holding its annual meeting at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, Illinois on March 28th. This conference hosts a wide variety of speakers and research presentation sessions and is a great way to get to know the math community in Illinois! FIll out this form if you're interested or click here for more information.
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The DePaul Math Club Organizing Team
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