Málstofa: Anders Claesson

8. february, kl. 11:40, í Oddi O-106 Fyrirlesari: Anders Claesson, Háskóli Íslands. Titill: Permutations with few inversions Ágrip: We consider permutations of [n] with at most n inversions; this is what we mean by permutation with few inversions. In particular, we present a curious generating function for permutations of [n] with exactly n inversion. Furthermore, […]

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Meistaraprófsfyrirlestur: Guðjón Helgi Auðunsson

Föstudaginn 19. janúar kl. 15:00, mun Guðjón Helgi Auðunsson kynna meistraprófsritgerð sýna. Fyrirlesturinn fer fram í stofu 138 í VR2 og verður fluttur á ensku. Titill: Additive functionals with product toll functions on Galton-Watson trees Ágrip: Additive functionals on binary trees represent the cost of many divide-and-conquer algorithms. In this study, we derive the growth

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Málstofa: Bjarnheiður Kristinsdóttir

Fyrirlesari: Bjarnheiður Kristinsdóttir (Háskóli Íslands). Titill: Introducing <colette/>, a Computational Thinking Learning Environment for Teachers in Europe. 8. desember 2023, kl. 11:40 í tg-227 í Tæknigarði. Ágrip: During the past 3 years, I took part in the European research and development project <colette/>, which stands for „Computational Thinking Learning Environment for Teachers in Europe“. The project was

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Málstofa: Benedikt Magnússon

Fyrirlesari: Benedikt Steinar Magnússon (Háskóli Íslands) Titill: Liouville’s theorem: variant for graded polynomial rings Staðsetning: 1 desember 2023, kl. 11:40 í stofu 152 í VR-II Ágrip: Liouville’s theorem is a fundamental theorem in complex analysis which states that every bounded entire function must be constant. A corollary of it shows that an entire function which

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Málstofa: Szabolcs Horvát

Fyrirlesari: Szabolcs Horvát (Háskólinn í Reykjavík) Titill: Characterizing spatial networks through β-skeletons 17. nóvember 17, kl. 11:40 í stofu 152 in VR-2 Ágrip: Network science has developed many methods for the characterization of networks, most being designed for generic sparse graphs. However, the nodes of many real-world networks exist in physical space, with only nearby

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