CAGE: Philadelphia Area Combinatorics and Alg. Geometry Seminar

Upcoming Seminars

There are no upcoming seminars scheduled at this time.

Past Seminars

Counting curves on P^r, degenerations of torus orbits, and beyond

Thursday, May 16, 2024 - 3:30pm

Carl Lian, Tufts University

University of Pennsylvania

DRL 3C4
TBA

Thursday, May 16, 2024 - 3:30pm

Carl Lian, Tufts

Drexel or Penn

TBD
Combinatorial Expansions of Macdonald and LLT Polynomials (second of two talks)

Thursday, March 28, 2024 - 10:15am

Alex Vetter, Penn

University of Pennsylvania

DRL 4C8
Combinatorial Expansions for Macdonald and LLT Polynomials (first of two talks)

Tuesday, March 26, 2024 - 10:15am

Alex Vetter, Penn

University of Pennsylvania

DRl 4C8
A combinatorial interpretation of the noncommutative inverse Kostka matrix

Thursday, February 22, 2024 - 3:30pm

Sarah Mason, Wake Forest

University of Pennsylvania

DRL 3C4

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How to get to Penn's Mathematics Department

The Mathematics Department Office is located on the fourth (top) floor of David Rittenhouse Laboratory ("DRL"). The building is at 209 South 33rd Street (the Southeast corner of 33rd. and Walnut Streets). Note 33rd Street runs one way north while Walnut runs one way west.

Local Buses & Trains

SEPTA [Skookul]
National Trains: Amtrak [telephone: 1 800 872-7245]

Maps and Directions

We are about a 15 minute walk from the main 30th Street Station and 5 minutes from the University City Rail Station at 32nd and Spruce (=South Street & Convention Avenue). Coming from the airport by train (about 15 minutes): the University City Rail Station is the second stop after you leave the airport.

If you drive, the most convenient public parking is in the pay lot whose entrance is on 34th Street between Market and Chestnut Streets.

CAGE: Philadelphia Area Combinatorics and Alg. Geometry Seminar

Upcoming Seminars

Past Seminars

Counting curves on P^r, degenerations of torus orbits, and beyond

TBA

Combinatorial Expansions of Macdonald and LLT Polynomials (second of two talks)

Combinatorial Expansions for Macdonald and LLT Polynomials (first of two talks)

A combinatorial interpretation of the noncommutative inverse Kostka matrix