Conference rusure::math

35.0. "New York Geometry Seminar" by HARE::STAN () Tue Feb 14 1984 16:06

If any of you are in the New York area, and if you are interested
in Geometry, there is a good series of geometry seminars (open to
the public) held at the Courant Institute (NYU).  Here is the
agenda for the rest of the year:

Friday, 24-Feb:

	David Dobkin, Princeton
	Geometrical and Topological Methods of Range Searching

Friday, 9-March:

	Paul Erdos, Hungarian Academy of Science
	Problems and Results in Geometry

Friday, 23-March:

	Victor Klee, University of Washington
	Finding the Smallest Triangles Containing a Convex Polygon

Friday, 6-April:

	Pierre Rosenstiehl, CNRS (Paris)
	Sorting on Jordan Curves in Linear Time

Friday, 20-April:

	Peter Hilton, SUNY at Binghampton
	Folding Regular Polygons and Number Theory

Friday, 4-May:

	Robert Bland, Cornell University
	topic to be announced

All talks will take place from 3-4 PM in room 613, Courant Institute.

For more information, contact Richard Pollack, Dept. of Mathematics,
Courant Institute (NYU), 251 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012.
(212) 460-7148.

[I've gone to several of these talks in the past, and they're usually pretty
good.  I will probably be going down to hear Erdos speak on March 9th. - Stan]