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• Spring 2005, Queen's University
  The Ring of Integer-Valued Polynomials
  David Lantz, Colgate University


• Spring 2004, SUNY-Cortland
  MicrobeSoft Computing: Writing on Molecules in Fluid Memory
  Tom Head, Binghamton University


• Spring 2003, Alfred University
  The Graphite Boundary Sequence Problem
  Jack Graver, Syracuse University


• Spring 2002, SUNY, Brockport
  Is Honesty the Best Policy?
  Alan Taylor, Union College


• Spring 2001, Binghamton University
  Why Things Don't Fall Down: Tensegrities and How They Hold the World Together
  Robert Connelly, Cornell University


• Spring 2000, SUNY, Oswego
  Infinite Source Poisson Models with Heavy Tailed Transmission Times, Probabilistic Modeling, and Data Networks
  Sidney Resnick, Cornell University


• Spring 1999, Syracuse University
  Prime Factors, 2x2 Matrices and the Hyperbolic Plane
  Ross Geoghegan, Binghamton University


• Spring 1998, York Univ., Toronto
  Dynamical Disease
  William F. Langford, Univ. of Guelph and Fields Institute


• Spring 1997, Broome Community College
  Whitehead's Algorithm for Free Groups, Surface Groups and Hyperbolic Groups
  Karen Vogtmann, Cornell University


• Spring 1996, Elmira College
  Mathematical Aspects of Bubbly Flows
  Donald Drew, RPI


• Spring 1995, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
  A Tangled Tale
  William W. Menasco, SUNY at Buffalo


• Spring 1994, SUNY Albany
  Imaging the Interior of the Body with Electric Fields
  Margaret Cheney, RPI


• Spring 1993, SUNY Binghamton
  Fractals and Iterated Function Systems
  Doug Ravenel, University of Rochester


• Spring 1992, Queen's U., Kingston, ON
  Guided Computer Experimentation in Mathematics: Euler, Mahler, Ramanujan and Maple
  Jonathan M. Borwein, University of Waterloo


• Spring 1991, SUNY Oneonta
  Structure of Complex Analytic Dynamics
  John Hubbard, Cornell University


• Spring 1990, Colgate University
  Combinatorial Group Theory: a Geometrical Subject
  Marshall M. Cohen, Cornell University


• Spring 1989, Union College
  Concepts from Applied Mathematics
  Julian D. Cole, Rensselaer Polytechnic University


• Spring 1988, Brock University
  Counting Polyhedra
  W.T. Tutte, University of Waterloo


• Spring 1987, Hobart and William Smith College
  Solitons and Exact Solutions of Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations of Physical Interest
  Mark J. Ablowitz, Clarkson University


• Spring 1986, Ithaca College
  The Role of Algebra and Topology in Robotics and CAD/CAM
  John E. Hopcroft, Cornell University


• Spring 1985, Rochester Hilton
  A Vector Approach to Euclidean Geometry
  Wolfgang Jurkat, Syracuse University


• Spring 1984, Broome Community College
  Linear Algebra without Tears - and without Vector Spaces
  Peter J. Hilton, SUNY at Binghamton


• Spring 1983, Sheraton Inn, Utica, New York
  Some Recent Applications of Functional Equations to the Behavioral Sciences
  Janos D. Aczel, University of Waterloo


• Spring 1982, Skidmore College
  Computational Complexity of Feasible Computations
  Juris Hartmanis, Cornell University


• Spring 1981, Syracuse University
  Systems of Mating and Equilibrium in the Presence of Imprinting
  J.H.B. Kemperman, University of Rochester


• Spring 1980, Herkimer CC
  My Graph
  H.S.M. Coxeter, University of Toronto


• Spring 1979, State University College at Oneonta
  Relational Structures and Theoretical Computer Science
  A.R. Bednarek, University of Florida


• Spring 1978, Brock University
  Our Future in Mathematics
  Gail Young, University of Rochester


• Spring 1977, State University College at Buffalo
  Mathematical Modeling: Examples and Course Materials
  W.F. Lucas, Cornell University


• Spring 1976, College of St. Rose
  Some Topics in Semigroups of Continuous Selfmaps
  Kenneth Magill, SUNY at Buffalo


• Spring 1975, York University
  Topological Dynamics on Surfaces
  E. Hemmingsen, Syracuse University


• Spring 1974, Union College
  The Mathematician as Teacher
  A.E. Danese, SUC at Fredonia


• Spring 1973, Rosary Hill College
  Communication Problems in Mathematics
  K.O. May, University of Toronto


• Spring 1972, Clarkson College of Technology
  The Problem of Geometry
  W.F. Eberlein, University of Rochester


• Spring 1971, St. Lawrence University
  Backward, Turn Backward
  J.A.F. Randolph, University of Rochester


• Spring 1970, Rochester Institute of Technology
  Mathematical Programming
  P. Gilbert, Syracuse University


• Spring 1969, University of Western Ontario
  Induced and Subduced Representation of Groups
  A.J. Coleman, Queen's University
  


• Spring 1968, Hamilton College
  The Algebra of Rectangular Matrices
  M.F. Smiley, SUNY at Albany

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