Congratulations to our 11 undergraduate math majors who have been named among the recipients of the 2024-2025 Dean's Undergraduate Award for Excellence!  The recipients are Yu Shang, Warun Sreedhar, Brian Ton, Pravnav Reddy, Daniel Monroe, Mica Li, Adi Krishnamoorthy, Eric Nguyen, Rita Yujia Wu, Jihyun In, and Alisha Foster.

The campaigns for Summer 2024 undergraduate employment are now open through the end of May. 

The Reader/Grader Campaign can be found HERE. 

The Group Session Tutor Campaign can be found HERE. 

Thursday, May 2nd

• 2:00pm -  Linghao Zhang  (APM  7321)

  • Polynomial Optimization Over Units of Sets

Tuesday, May 7th

• 1:00pm - Jared Hughes (Zoom)

  • 3XOR Game Threshold

Thursday, May 9th 

• 9:30am -  Siyuan Zheng (APM 6402)

  • Algebraic Stack and its Connections with Markoff Triples

• 3:00pm - Eugene Chiou (Zoom)

  • Finding Gaussian Binomial Identities with Integer Partitions

Tuesday, May 21st

• 3:00pm - Jack Chou (APM 6402)

  • Constructing Maximal Pipedreams of Double Grothendieck Polynomials

• 4:00pm - Xiao Feng (APM 6402)

  • Quantum Computing

Thursday, May 23rd

• 3:00pm - Thomas Allen (HSS 4025)

  • Higher Dimensional Representation and Character Varieties of the Fundamental Group of a Surface

Thursday, May 30th

• 2:00pm - Haocong Li (APM 7321)
  • Recent Progress on the Erdos-Rogers Function with Combinatorial, Finite Geometric and Probabilistic Tools

• 3:00pm - Yongce Li (HSS 4025)

  • Strong Consistency of Spectral Clustering with
    Combinatorial Laplacian in Binary Symmetric m-uniform

    Hypergraph Stochastic Block Model

The 2024 Honors Presentation will be taking place on Thursday, March 7th.  

• 4:00 PM - Deepansha Singh (APM 5402)
  • Federated Learning and Consensus-Based Optimization Techniques in the Federated Learning Space

The Directed Reading Program in Mathematics pairs undergraduate participants with graduate student mentors to read a selected math text/paper.  It is designed to give undergraduates the ability to explore topics they might not see in the standard curriculum in a fun and stress-free environment.

Aimed at UCSD undergraduate Mathematics majors, the program could be suitable for undergraduates from any major who would like to further explore the field - applicants must have completed (or be in the process of taking) one of the Math 100/200, 220, or 140/240 series.

For more information, please go to the DRP website

Congratulations to Zhouli Xu as a recent recipient of the Frontiers of Science Awards at the Inaugural International Congress of Basic Science (ICBS) Conference. Read more.