Discrete Mathematics Seminar
The Discrete Mathematics Group holds a weekly seminar on Thursdays at 10:00am PDT in CLE D130. Some of the lectures will be available through Zoom and this will be indicated in the announcement e-mail sent to the mailing list.
The seminar is currently corganized by Peter Dukes and Gary MacGillivray. If you would like to join the mailing list to receive announcements of future talks, please send a blank e-mail to discrete-math-talks-join@lists.uvic.ca and follow the instructions in the confirmation e-mail.
We are grateful to The Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences for their support. Videos of some of our past talks can be found on PIMS MathTube.
Some of our past talks going back to 2006 can be found at the following links:
Below is a list of recent colloquia and other special talks related to Discrete Math at UVic, in the PIMS Network Wide Colloquium, and the PIMS Postdoctoral Fellow Seminar.
Below is a list of defence announcements for some of our recent Master's and PhD students in Discrete Math. Their theses are available at UVicSpace.
The Combinatorics Miniseminar is an informal forum for learning combinatorics together. Students, postdocs and faculty take turns explaining interesting papers and classical results, with an emphasis on understanding the ideas and proofs. Questions and discussion are encouraged, and no advance reading is expected. Undergraduate and graduate students are very welcome. The miniseminar is organized by Natasha Morrison and Jonathan Noel.