MATH-CLUB meetings follow a general format. Presentations last about an hour, including questions. The lecturer usually presents a problem, then defines terms, builds theorems, then solves the problem.

Mathematics and Humor

Matt Beller

DVD Taping: Math in Futurama

Dr. Sarah Greenwald

Information Overload: Discovering Simple Patterns in Complex Data

Dr. Lawrence Saul

An Evening at the Magic Castle

Dr. Arthur Benjamin

Counting on Fibonacci Numbers

Dr. Arthur Benjamin

Mathematical Notation for Juggling

Dr. William Murray

Breaking Codes and Doing the Impossible Using Quantum Computers

Dr. Dave Bacon

Is Complete Disorder Possible?

Dr. Ronald Graham

The Mathematics of Peg Solitaire

Dr. Amber Rosin

Mathematical Morsels from The Simpsons and Futurama

Dr. Sarah Greenwald and Dr. Andrew Nestler

Computational Origami

Mike Murphy

Graciela Chichilnisky's Mathematics of Diversity

Danielle Parsons

Math Olympiad Problems

Roni Brunn

Turing Machines and Some of the Introductory Material Preceding Them

Andy Jones

A Random Selection of Problems in Probability

David X. Cohen

Let the Good Lord Shine a Light on Me: Quantum Theory for Dummies

Ken Cooper

An Introduction to Graph Theory

Matt Warburton

Subdivision of a Square

Ken Keeler

Pancake Sorting

David X. Cohen

A Mathematical Model for Addiction and Behavior

Roni Brunn

Surreal Numbers

Stewart Burns