8th Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths:
The eight Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths was held on April 27 and 28, 2023 as online this year. There were four invited talks on Algebraic Geometry, Finite fields and Differential and Difference Equations.
April 27, 2023, Thursday
18:00 Nuromur Hulya Arguz , University of Georgia
“Tropical geometry and mirror symmetry”
19:00 Burcu Gulmez Temur, Atilim University
“Permutation polynomials defined on finite fields”
April 28, 2023, Friday
18:00 Zeynep Kayar, Van Yuzuncu Yıl University
“Delta and nabla Levinson-Pachpatte type dynamical inequalities in time scales”
19:00 Billur Kaymakcalan, Cankaya University
“Diamond-alpha Levinson-Pachpatte type dynamical inequalities”
7th Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths:
The seventh Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths has been held on April 27 and 28, 2022 as online this year. There were four invited talks on Mathematical Biology and Algebra.
April 27, 2022, Wednesday
17:00 Hayriye Gülbudak, Louisiana University, Lafayette
“Modeling the co-dissemination of infectious diseases in immunological and societal dimensions”
18:00 Meltem Gölgeli, TOBB University
“Periodic exacerbations of infectious diseases and mathematical modeling approaches”
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VII. Workshop Day 1
April 28, 2022, Thursday
18:00 Songül Esin, İstanbul Kültür University
“Generalized Catalan numbers, series, truncated stack-sortable permutations”
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VII. Workshop Day 2-Talk 1
19:00 Evrim Akalan, Hacettepe University
“On the multiplicative theory of ideals”
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VII.Workshop Day 2-Talk 2
6th Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths has been held between April 26-28, 2019 at Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey. The main themes of the sixth workshop were Algebra, Applied Mathematics, and General Topology.
The details can be found in the webpage of the event.
5th Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths has been held between May 05-07, 2018 at Dicle University, Diyarbakır, Turkey. The main themes of the fifth workshop were Alnalysis, Topology, and Applied Mathematics/Statistics.
The details can be found in the webpage of the event.
4th Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Mathematics has been held between April 28-29, 2017, in Ankara hosted by Middle East Technical University. The main themes of the fourth workshop were Algebra/Model Theory, Applied Mathematics/Financial Mathematics, and Algebraic Topology. The details can be found in the webpage of the event.
3rd. Workshop of Women Mathematicians:The third one of our annual Workshop of Association for Turkish Women in Maths took place from May 27 to May 29, 2016 in Izmir, Turkey, hosted by Dokuz Eylul University. The main themes of the workshop were Topology, Number Theory and Applied Mathematics. From undergraduate to senior mathematicians, mostly women but also some men, there were nearly 140 participants. This workshop is also supported by European Women In Mathematics. The details about workshop can be found in the webpage.
2nd Workshop of Women Mathematicians: The second workshop of women mathematicians was held during May 01-03, 2015, in Sivas at Cumhuriyet University. The main themes of the workshop were Algebra, Analysis and Applied Mathematics. There were main talks in each area; and shorth talks given by mainly young women mathematicians. There were also poster presentations. From undergraduate to senior mathematicians, mostly women but also some men, there were nearly 120 participants. This workshop is also supported by European Women In Mathematics. You may find the webpage here.
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1st. Workshop of Women Mathematicians: The first workshop of women mathematicians was held during May 02-04, 2014, in Gebze, Kocaeli at the Gebze Institute of Technology. The main themes of the workshop were Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, Graph Theory and Numerical Analysis. There were three talks in each area; one general talk given by a senior women mathematician, following two talks given by young women mathematicians. There were also poster presentations, mostly done by graduate students. From undergraduate to senior mathematicians, mostly women but also some men, there were nearly 150 participants
The details can be found in the webpage.
