Doodling is a creative and fundamentally human activity, resulting in doodles iwth intricate and often hidden implicit structure. We will treat doodles as an example for how mathematics is done - by starting with some doodles, we will ask ourselves some natural questions and see where they take us. They will lead us to some unexpected places, and to some sophisticated mathematics.
Professor Tyler Jarvis Professor Jarvis is co-founder and director of the Applied and Computational Math (ACME) program at Brigham Young University (BYU), which was recognized as the American Mathematical Society’s 2024 Exemplary Program in Mathematics. https://science.byu.edu/directory/tyler-jarvis
Victor H. Moll is a professor of mathematics at Tulane University.
Professor Zixuan Cang, North Carolina State University Title: Optimal Transport and Topological Data Analysis for single-cell biology Abstract: Single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data examines high-throughput gene expression profiles at fine resolutions providing an unprecedented opportunity to elucidate the underlying complex biological processes. Optimal transport and Topological Data Analysis has proven to be an effective tool... Continue reading...
