Welcome
Mathematics is an amazing and beautiful intellectual creation, one of the human race's deepest endeavors. The world around us, and the future world we are creating, is woven through with mathematics — from the symmetry groups of Navajo weavings, to the airflow around a flapping bird’s wing, to the security of global computer networks. Topology, geometry, prime numbers, probability. Mathematics is full of unsolved problems and mind-bending concepts and the Mathematics Department at Dartmouth is a place to learn about and investigate these ideas.
We are located in Kemeny Hall. Please come visit.
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We regret that we are unable to host Math Camp this year. We hope to offer this summer enrichment program again in 2019.
FPSAC 2018: July 16–20
Dartmouth will be hosting the 30th International Conference on Formal Power Series and Algebraic Combinatorics. With about 250 participants from around the world each year, FPSAC is the most important conference series in algebraic and enumerative combinatorics.
Permutation Patterns 2018: July 9–13
Dartmouth will be hosting the 16th International Conference on Permutation Patterns. This annual conference is centered around the study of patterns in permutations and other combinatorial objects.
Upcoming Events: Sep 3–9, 2017
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2018 Mathematics Awards
Thayer Prize Examination
Jacob Swenberg ’21 — First Prize
Nathaniel Stockmal ’21 — Second Prize
Francesco Vann Guarnieri ’21 — Third Prize
Hazleton Mirkil Prize
Best Senior Thesis Presentation
Annika Roise ’18, advisor Dorothy Wallace — Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation of Temperature-Dependent Fluctuations in the Population of the Yellow Fever Mosquito, AEDES AEGYPTI, in Outdoor, Indoor, and Underground Habitats
UNDERGRADUATE POSTER SESSION
Randolph and Christine Burnley Bucklin Prize
First Place — Applied Mathematics
Ray Guo ’19, Matthew Yung ’18, Hailey Jiang ’19, Eva Wang ’19 — Exploring Health Policies to Prevent Another SARS Outbreak in Hong Kong
Second Place — Applied Mathematics
Brian Chekal ’19, Jason Cheal ’19 — Spread of the Renaissance through Publication Networks
Third Place — Applied Mathematics
Anup Chamrajnagar ’18, Xander Fong ’18, Tianyu “Ray” Li ’20, Nick Rizik ’18 — Sentiment-Based Prediction of Alternative Cryptocurrency Price Fluctuations Using a Gradient Boosting Tree Mode
William Slesnick Prize
First Place — Pure Mathematics
Jacob Marchman ’18 — Embedding the Complete Bipartite Graph
The Byrne Scholars Program
In honor of her late husband, insurance executive and philanthropist John J. (Jack) Byrne Jr., Dorothy Byrne of Etna, N.H., has committed $20 million to help Dartmouth attract and support the finest math students and professors.
All Dartmouth applicants will be considered for this special scholarship.
Neukom Fellows opportunity
The Neukom Fellows program is an interdisciplinary postdoctoral program at Dartmouth that may provide another means of working with or being mentored by faculty in our department.
