Summer Undergraduate Mathematics Research, ,SUMaR

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Description:
We are offering projects in discrete complex analysis, computational imaging, and algebra/representation theory. Topics vary each year. During eight weeks, 10 undergraduate students will have the opportunity to visit K-State and carry out research projects under the mentorship of the mathematics department's faculty.

This REU encourages applications from students considering graduate studies in mathematics, and in particular those who might otherwise not have an opportunity to experience working in mathematics.

Since a subset of the student population we plan to recruit will be early in their studies, and hence expected to have limited experience with mathematical proof, the REU will feature a series of talks by Philosophy faculty, on the epistemology of mathematics and propositional logic.

We are looking for a minimal background of (Calculus 3 or (Calculus 2 and Differential Equations)) and (Linear Algebra or Matrix Theory). Some projects may need some coding experience.

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This program is funded by:
National Science Foundation (NSF)


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