The Honors Presentations for 2010 were held in June. These presentations were based on theses submitted for examination to the Mathematics Department Honors Committee.

Shishir Agrawal - Honors with Highest Distinction
The Euler Characteristic of the Moduli Space of Stable Maps into a Grassmannian.
Advisor: Dragos Oprea

Matthew Cha - Honors with High Distinction
A quantum random walk model for the (1+2) dimensional Dirac equation.
Advisor: David Meyer

Bryce Terwilliger - Honors with Distinction
The Asymptotic efficiency of the Bell-Doksum Procedure relative to the T-test.
Advisor: Ian Abramson

Minji Kim - Honors with Distinction
Second Order Reed-Muller Decoding Algorithm in Quantum Computing.
Advisor: David Meyer

Leilani Gilpin - Honors with Distinction
The Impact of Topology and Communication Models on Connectivity in Networks.
Advisor: Melvin Leok