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Young Mathematicians Conference 2019
Conference Schedule

Friday, August 9th


12:00pm - 1:30pm     Registration & Welcome

12:00pm  
MW 154  
Registration Opens:   Conference Room MW 154
  Across from reception desk of Math Tower (231 W 18th Ave)
12:30pm  
MW 724  
Welcome Address by Research Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Morton O'Kelly
1:10pm  
MW 724
Refreshments:  Math Tower 724


  1:45pm - 3:15pm     Student Talks   (I)

Session: I-A       Room: SO 004       Chair: Sorenson
1:45pm 
SO 004  
Prime Running Functions
Jaeyoon Kim
University of Michigan
2:15pm 
SO 004  
Supercongruences to higher prime power moduli
Aisha Mechery
Bryn Mawr College
2:45pm 
SO 004  
An Algorithm to Compute the Erdos-Selfridge Function $g(k)$
Brianna E Sorenson
Butler University


Session: I-B       Room: SO 024       Chair: McNew
1:45pm 
SO 024  
Periodic orbits in triangular billiards on a sphere
Jorge Rivera-Colon
The Ohio State University
2:15pm 
SO 024  
Power Graphs of Finite Groups
Allen R Williams
The University of Toledo
2:45pm 
SO 024  
Characterizing Nearly Asymmetric Graphs
Emma J Farnsworth
Rochester Institute of Technology


Session: I-C       Room: SO N50       Chair: Acharyya
1:45pm 
SO N50  
The Bipartite Distinct Distances Problem
Surya Mathialagan
City University of New York
2:15pm 
SO N50  


2:45pm 
SO N50  
On the Erdos Conjecture for Primitive Sets in Function Fields
Andres Gomez-Colunga & Charlotte E Kavaler
Yale University


Session: I-D       Room: SO 040       Chair: Vivas
1:45pm 
SO 040  
On the stability of optimization algorithms given by discretizations of the Euler-Lagrange ODE
Rachel N Walker & Emily Y Zhang
Georgia Institute of Technology
2:15pm 
SO 040  
Pan Flutes and Other Graceful Additions
Lotenna Nwobbi O Nwobbi
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
2:45pm 
SO 040  
Chebyshev Linearizations of Matrix Polynomials: Are They Well-Conditioned?
Elise E Brod & Rebecca Embar
University of California, Santa Barbara


3:15pm - 3:45pm     Coffee & Refreshments

Short break in Scott Lab (lower level)

Registration continues in MW 154



  3:45pm - 4:45pm     Student Talks   (II)

Session: II-A       Room: SO 004       Chair: Acharyya
3:45pm 
SO 004  
Determining Optimal Test Functions for the Higher Level Densities of L-functions
Charles P Devlin VI
Williams College
4:15pm 
SO 004  
Classifying toric surface codes of dimension 7
Stephanie Ford & Eli Garcia \& Emily Cairncross
University of Michigan - Dearborn


Session: II-B       Room: SO 024       Chair: McNew
3:45pm 
SO 024  
Distinguishing Trees with the Symmetric Chromatic Function by Moving Edges
Eric W Fawcett
The Ohio State University
4:15pm 
SO 024  
ABBA and the Random Matrix Discotheque
Keller L Blackwell & Wanqiao Xu
Williams College


Session: II-C       Room: SO N50       Chair: Sorenson
3:45pm 
SO N50  
Minkowski sums and Helly theorems for the volume
Sherry Sarkar & Alex Xue
City University of New York
4:15pm 
SO N50  
Crescent Configurations In Non-Euclidean Norms
Catherine Wahlenmayer & Sara Fish
Williams College


Session: II-D       Room: SO 040       Chair: Vivas
3:45pm 
SO 040  
Hyperfield Extensions
Steven E Creech
Georgia Institute of Technology
4:15pm 
SO 040  
Prym varieties of folded $k$-gonal chains of loops
Caelan Ritter & Derek Wu \& Steven Creech
Georgia Institute of Technology




  5:00pm - 6:00pm     Plenary Talk

5:00pm 
EA 160  
Graph complexes
Sam Payne
University of Texas at Austin


6:30pm - 8:30pm     Dinner in Math Tower 724

Catering by Lavash. Introduction of graduate school representatives (see Sunday morning below)





Saturday, August 10th


8:00am - 9:00am     Set up posters

Set up posters in the basement of Scott Lab, out side of SO004, SO024, SO040




  9:30am - 10:30am     Plenary Talk

9:30am 
EA 160  
The world through different mathematical lenses: rough vs smooth
Tatiana Toro
University of Washington


  10:45am - 12:15pm     Posters Presentations

Scott Lab Hallway (lower level)
The Fibonacci Quilt Game
Alexandra K Newlon & Catherine G Wahlenmayer
Williams College
Almost Abelian Groups, Their Subgroups and Automorphisms
Katalin J Berlow & Isaac K Martin
UCSB
Distribution of Gaps in Zeckendorf Decompositions from $d$-dimensional Lattices
Wanqiao Xu & Neelima Borade
Williams College
Distribution of Missing Sums in Correlated Sumsets
Thomas C Martinez & Dylan King
Williams College
Local Configurational Entropy of Point Clouds
Jiaqi Yang
The Ohio State University
Enumerating Acyclic Orientations of Complete Multipartite Graphs
Daniel C Hathcock
Georgia Institute of Technology
Isogenous Elliptic Curves in Post-Quantum Crytography
Geneva Schlafly & Zecheng Yi
Boise State University
On the Classification of Bivariate Symmetric Ideals
Vignesh Jagathese
University of Michigan
Ordering Laplacian Eigenvectors
Andrew J Benz & Rodrigo Ferreira da Rosa
Yale University
Sobolev Orthogonal Polynomials on the Sierpinski Gasket
Sreeram R. Venkat & Tian Lan
Cornell University
Spies and Traitors: Random Matrix Kaleidoscopes and their Turncoat Eigenvalues
Renyuan Ma & Neelima Borade
Williams College
Successive Tightening of Pinch Points of Logistic Maps and Fractals
Harry H. Xi
Princeton University
The Optimal Double Bubble for Density $r^p$
Jackson Petty & Kevin Li
Yale University
Methods for Classifying Permutations under Context-Directed Swaps with Applications
Rushil Raghavan &
Boise State University
Matrix Polynomial Linearizations in the Newton and Lagrange Bases and their Condition Numbers
Anthony Ashkar &
University of California Santa Barbara
Primitive Root Bias: Schinzel-Type Theorems for Totient Quotients and the Sum-of-Divisors Function
Gabriel R Udell &
Pomona College
Properties of the exponential map on almost Abelian Lie groups
Gautam Rakholia & Zishuo Zhao
UCSB
New resummation techniques of divergent series: the Painleve equation PII
Michael Heinz
Ohio State University
On the Classification of Bi-Invertible Connections Arising From The Small-Index Subfactor Classifica
Marcos J Badillo & Geraldo E Soto
The Ohio State University
Studying the spectral theory of Laplace-Beltrami operators on almost Abelian groups

University of California Santa Barbara
Some advances in directed (co)homology
Mingming Yang & Alvaro Pintado
The Ohio State University
Oblivious Points on Translation Surfaces
Krish Desai & Grace M Zdeblick
Yale University
Optimal Densities of Primitive Sets in Function Fields
Mirilla Zhu & Andres Gomez-Colunga
Yale University


12:15pm - 1:15pm     Poster Session Continued with Lunch


  1:15pm - 2:45pm     Student Talks   (III)

Session: III-A       Room: SO 004       Chair: Zeytuncu
1:15pm 
SO 004  
Estimates for the Complex Green Operator on Spheres
Elena Kim & W. Jacob Ogden
University of Michigan-Dearborn
1:45pm 
SO 004  
Spectral Analysis of Sum of Squares Operators on Spheres
W. Jacob Ogden & Tommie M Reerink
University of Michigan-Dearborn
2:15pm 
SO 004  
On the Diameter and Connectedness of the Cyclic Graph of a Finite Group
Stefano Schmidt & Eyob Tsegaye
Kent State University


Session: III-B       Room: SO 024       Chair: Mainkar
1:15pm 
SO 024  
On Congruence Subgroups of the Braid Group
Jessica Appel & Katie Gravel
Georgia Institute of Technology
1:45pm 
SO 024  
On the Magnus Representation of the Torelli Group
Mira Wattal
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
2:15pm 
SO 024  
Optimal Hyperbolic Tiles
Jack A Hirsch & Christopher M Xue
Yale University


Session: III-C       Room: SO N50       Chair: Jabbusch
1:15pm 
SO N50  
Density, Bounded Gaps, and Green-Tao Theorems for Primes in Chebotarev Classes and Beatty Sequences
Caleb Ji & Vaughan McDonald
Emory
1:45pm 
SO N50  
Extensions of Autocorrelation Inequalities with Applications to Additive Combinatorics
Sara Fish & Dylan King
Williams College
2:15pm 
SO N50  
Generalizing Zeckendorf's Theorem to Homogeneous Linear Recurrences
Clayton M Mizgerd & Chenyang Sun
Williams College


Session: III-D       Room: SO 040       Chair: Johnson
1:15pm 
SO 040  
Generalizations of the Feline and Texas Chainsaw Josephus Problems
David A Ariyibi
Williams College
1:45pm 
SO 040  
Dynamical System of Fixed Directions on Convex Regions
Jeremy A Quail
Queens College, CUNY
2:15pm 
SO 040  
An Alternative Proof of a Result of Ghomi About Unfoldings of Convex Polyhedra
Ilya Marchenko
Rice University




2:45pm - 3:45pm     Coffee & Refreshments
Discussion break, poster displays continue



  3:45pm - 4:45pm     Student Talks   (IV)

Session: IV-A       Room: SO 004       Chair: Zeytuncu
3:45pm 
SO 004  
What can we hear about the shape of a fractal? Spectral features of some self-similar sets
Nikhil Nagabandi & Elizabeth Melville
University of Connecticut
4:15pm 
SO 004  
Self-similar groups associated to 3N-gaskets
Jonathan L Wheeler
University of Connecticut


Session: IV-B       Room: SO 024       Chair: Mainkar
3:45pm 
SO 024  
Bounds on Entropy in Subgroups of the Braid Group
Sidhanth V Raman & Ruoyi Wang
Georgia Institute of Technology
4:15pm 
SO 024  
Unlikely Intersections and Portraits of Dynamical Semigroups
Talia Blum & Colby Kelln
ICERM


Session: IV-C       Room: SO N50       Chair: Jabbusch
3:45pm 
SO N50  
Exact Formulae for the Fractional Partition Functions
Victoria E Talvola & Jonas Vanshika \& Iskander Jain
Emory University
4:15pm 
SO N50  
Ramanujan Congruences for Fractional Partition Functions
Yunseo Choi & Erin Kapil \& Bevilacqua Chandran
Emory University





  5:10pm - 6:10pm     Plenary Talk


5:10pm 
EA 160  
Mathematical models in social context
Moon Duchin
Tufts University



6:30pm     Group photo in front of Math Tower

Dinner on Saturday night is on your own.



7:00pm - 9:00pm     Hackathon

Build some math visualizations inspired by talks and research presented at the YMC. We will start in MW154 but if there are too many of us, we will head up to the 7th floor lounge.



Sunday, August 11th



8:00am - 9:00am     Mentor Breakfast at Bistro 2110
With discussion of topics related to undergraduate research in mathematics. Chaired by Dr. John Johnson



9:30am - 10:45am     Graduate School Orientation
Location MW 724. Question and Answer sesssion on graduate schools.



  11:00am - 12:30pm     Student Talks   (V)

Session: V-A       Room: SO 004       Chair: Fowler
11:00am 
SO 004  
A Categorification of Biquandle Brackets
Vilas S Winstein & Adu Vengal
The Ohio State University
11:30am 
SO 004  
Algebraic Relations Between Partition Functions and the $j$-Function
Alice Lin & Eleanor McSpirit
Emory University
12:00am 
SO 004  
Weight $q$-multiplicities for representations of the exceptional Lie algebra $\mathfrak{g}_2$
Melissa Gutierrez Gonzalez
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute


Session: V-B       Room: SO 024       Chair: Zeytuncu
11:00am 
SO 024  
Berezin Transform and Toeplitz Operators on Bergman Spaces
Cameron S Austin & Alyssa J Stenberg
University of Michigan-Dearborn
11:30am 
SO 024  
Bergman kernels of some singular Reinhardt domains
Austin M Konkel & Evan M Miller
Central Michigan University
12:00am 
SO 024  
Construction of $C^{1,1}$ Solutions to a Hyperbolic Monge-Ampere PDE and Fractal-Like Patterns
Yusuf Qaddura
Wake Forest University


Session: V-C       Room: SO N50       Chair: Miller
11:00am 
SO N50  


11:30am 
SO N50  
When bands play in Random Matrix Theory
Leticia Mattos da Silva & Charles P Devlin VI
Williams College
12:00am 
SO N50  
A Version of the Elephant Random Walk and Additive Functionals of Finite State Markov Chains
Taylor L Meredith
University of Connecticut






12:45pm - 1:15pm     Closing Meeting

12:45pm  
SO 040  
Closing Address:   Prof. Jean Lafont -- Chair, Department of Mathematics, The Ohio State University