DePaul's What Is? Seminar Series, February 2025
In this talk, I'll introduce a powerful bijection in the field of algebraic combinatorics called the Robinson–Schensted–Knuth (RSK) Correspondence that links nonnegative integer-valued matrices to pairs of Semi-Standard Young Tableaux. We explore RSK, its restriction to permutation matrices, and its many magical properties!
DePaul's What Is? Seminar Series, February 2025
This talk oriented my What Is? Seminar Talk at undergraduates!
DePaul Math Club, September 2023
In this talk, we expand on Taylor Series by finding the optimal rational function to approximate a function near a point. We'll see how the controlable limiting behavior of rational functions make Padé Approximants extreamly adventagous, and how the Padé Approximant "agrees" with Taylor expansion. We'll also see how Taylor Series, along with a generalization of the power rule to complex values (using the gamma function), can be used to find the half derivitive, the -pi th derivitive, or the 1+i th derivitive of any function. We'll finish by exploring properties of surfaces where the z value above (x,y) is the yth order derivitive evaluate at x.