Welcome to the Oxford Invariants!
We are the Oxford University's student society for Mathematics. We're here to promote Maths and we host informal lectures, often given by leading mathematicians. The following is a list of all our talks, as well as some other maths lectures also happening this term.
Abstracts and full dates are available on the termcard page.
Invariants talks, taking place at 8.15 on Tuesdays in the MI.
Week 1: How the fish got its spots; Thomas Woolley
Week 2: A model of learning under uncertainty; David Leslie
Week 3: Members papers
Week 4: Imre Leader
Week 5: Infinitesimals; Kobi Kremnitzer
Week 6: Rubik's Magic Cube in Oxford; Peter Neumann
Week 7: Statistics, Computer Science and Mathematics applied to Microscopy; David Epstein
Week 8: AGM
Undergraduate Maths Seminars, taking place at 4.00 on Wednesdays in L1.
Week 2: Complex Numbers, Quaternions and Beyond...; Sam Evington
Week 3: DNA, Cells, Organisms and Populations - A Tour of Mathematical Biology; Annekatherin Meiburg
Week 4: Berry Phases; Jonathan Sykes
Week 5: Lauren Kutler
Week 6 & 7: The Story of Arithmetic Descent Simon Myerson (given in two parts over two weeks)
Other Events
Week 5, Wednesday, 1pm-2pm: The Return on Research, given by Michael Peyton Jones from the charity Giving What We Can.
Week 7, Saturday:Cambridge Problems Drive.