Scientific Program

Friday, 11/10/2023

7:30 AM Breakfast
8:30 AM Welcoming Remarks
8:45-9:35 AM

Keynote
Ken Golden- Utah
Modeling Sea Ice and its Ecosystems in a Warming Climate
9:45-11:55 Contributed Talks
9:45-10:05
Jason Lo - Northridge Peter Gao - San Jose Khang Tran - Fresno
Towards problem-solving with data and category theory Pseudo-Bayesian unit level modeling for small area estimation under informative sampling On zeros of sequences of polynomials and their generating function
10:10-10:30
Jordan Incledon -Fullerton Rui Hu-San Bernadino Jerome Gilles - San Diego
Hopf plumbings and generalized Hopf bandings Orthogonal cone structure of dimensionality reduction embeddings Empirical wavelets
10:30 - 10:45:  Coffee Break
10:45- 11:05
Christopher O'Neill -San Diego Sequoia Andrade - San Francisco Dallas Ruth - Fresno
Numerical semigroups and t-norms of factorizations Towards a statistical analysis of wildland and prescribed fires in the changing California climate Zeros of entire functions on radial rays
11:10-11:30
Matthew Krauel -Sacramento Madeleine E. Goertz - San Luis Obispo Kimberly Ayers - San Marcos
Decompositions of Jacobi forms into characters of super conformal algebras Geometry of the moduli spaces of similarity classes of triangles defined by three classical theorems Stability of the invariant distribution of the random logistic map
11:35-11:55
Adriano Zanin Zambom-Northridge Steve S. Chung - Fresno Ramazan Ercan - San Marcos
Selection of the number of cluster in functional data analysis Predictive models for particulate matters (PM) in the San Joaquin Valley: Fresno area Inverse scattering on the line for a first-order system with energy-dependent potentials
12:00 - 1:00:  Lunch
1:00-1:50 Keynote Francis Su - Harvey Mudd Sperner's Lemma: Old and New
2:00-2:20
Chenoa Woods and Emily Magruder - Chancellor's Office Corey Shanbrom - Sacramento Giovani Thai - San Luis Obispo
Targeting Critical Courses with a Focus on Equity: A Conversation about increasing Student Success in Math and Statistics Microswimmers, quadcopters, and epidemiology: an applied math sabbatical Graph theory interpretations of the Nevanlinna representation
2:25-2:45
Chenoa Woods and Emily Magruder Hubertus von Bremen - Pomona Yesim Demiroglu Karabulut - Sacramento
Continued from above Closed form expressions for powers and the exponential of special banded matrices Applications of Cayley Digraphs to Waring's problem and sum-product formulas
2:45 - 3:10:  Coffee Break
3:10-3:30
Mary Pilgrim - San Diego, Fullerton Hualong Feng - Bakersfield Richard M. Low - San Jose
The paradox of throughput: how gateway mathematics reforms at two-year Hispanic serving institution succeeded by failing Hele-shaw flow of non-Newtonian fluids New diagonal graph Ramsey numbers
3:35-3:55
Nicholas Jacome - San Diego Bethany Johnson - Humboldt Minjung Kang - San Marcos
A look into two-year college math instructors' conceptions about equity An empirical dynamic modeling framework for forecasting and decision-making in ecological applications On the saturation spectrum of odd cycles
4:00-4:20
Ernesto Daniel Calleros - San Diego Yann-Meing Law-Long Beach Thomas W. Mattman -Chico
Normative language demands in inquiry-based mathematics classes: the case of one international multilingual student in an inquiry-oriented linear algebra course Hermite methods for Maxwell's equations in nonlinear optical media Intrinsically knotted graphs with linklessly embeddable simple minors
4:25-4:45
Gerardo Cruz - San Diego Ali Pakzad - Northridge Daphne Der-Fen Liu - Los Angeles
Redesigning an upper division math course for future secondary teachers Blending data and models to improve an accuracy of the weather forecast Antimagic labeling of graphs
4:50-5:10
Colin McGrane - San Diego
Student Experiences with Calculus Support Courses
6:15 PM Dinner

Saturday, 11/11/2023

7:30 AM Breakfast
8:45-9:35 AM

Keynote
Persi Diaconis-Stanford
The Probability of Solitaire
9:45-11:55 Contributed Talks
9:45-10:05
David De La Torre-Northridge Anjana Yatawara - Bakersfield Efstathios G. Charalampidis-San Luis Obispo
Finite and infinite left distributive algebras on one generator Forecasting influenza-like illnesses using a novel long short-term memory deep learning model A computational and bifurcation analysis of blow-up to the nonlinear Schrodinger equation
10:10-10:30
Ricardo Suarez -Channel Islands Abby Lavoie - San Francisco Daniel Oliveira da Silva -Los Angeles
Spinor abelian varieties Separation of mouse sleep stages using epsilon-complexity On mound formation and coarseness for a molecular beam epitaxy model with slope selection
10:30 - 10:45:  Coffee Break
10:45-11:05
Audrey Baumheckel -Fresno Manuchehr Aminian - Pomona Paulina Svensson - San Francisco
An exploration of very triangular numbers Discovering and exploiting shape in biomarker data On the universal features of the band diagrams of spatio-temporal laminates
11:10-11:35
Sungjin Kim -Northridge Badal Joshi - San Marcos Prosper Torsu - Bakersfield
The distribution of the least common multiple of k-tuples Graph theoretic conditions for absolute concentration robustness in enzyme-catalysis biochemical reaction networks Well placement optimization using a stochastic basis technique
11:40-12:00
Hanson Smith-San Marcos Alexandra Piryatinska-San Francisco Mario Bencomo - Fresno
Radical dynamical monogenicity Binary classification of multichannel-EEG records based on the epsilon-complexity of continuous vector functions Accelerating iterative estimations of highly singular seismic sources
12:00 - 1:00:  Lunch
1:00 - 1:50 PM

Keynote
Ami Radunskaya-Pomona
DCs, Doses and Drugs: How Mathematicians Fight Cancer
2:00-4:45 Contributed Talks
2:00-2:20
Guillermo Alesandroni - Chico Daniiel Matveev - San Francisco Ornella Mattei - San Francisco
Families of finite sets in which no set is covered by the union of the others Integrative sample-level prediction of TCR repertoire: bridging data for clinical insights Bounds on the response of lossy 3d-printed composites in the time domain
2:25-2:45
Mike Krebs - Los Angeles Bilin Zeng - Bakersfield Seungjoon Lee - Long Beach
Chromatic numbers of Cayley graphs of abelian groups: A matrix method Partial sufficient dimension folding for tensor data Data-driven identification of underlying ODE/PDEs via machine learning and manifold learning
2:45 - 3:10:  Coffee Break
3:10-3:30
Gabriel Elvin - San Bernadino Kristin Kurianski - Fullerton Tj Hawkins - San Francisco
Avoiding monochromatic solutions to 3-term equations Flexible vaccine ideology for infectious disease models Neural network behavior on predicting potential energy surfaces
3:35-3:55
Justin M. Troyka - Los Angeles Tahir B. Issa - San Jose Aubree Krager - Fullerton
Growth rates of permutations with a given descent word Competition-exclusion and coexistence in a two-strain SIS epidemic model in patchy environments Exploring the effect of a group of predictors on Alzheimer's disease progression using statistical machine learning techniques
4:00-4:20
Marshall Whittlesey -San Marcos Luella Fu - San Francisco Gabriel Martins -Sacramento
A quaternion proof of a theorem in spherical geometry Causal inference on smoker's online friendship networks Combining programming and mathematical problem-solving. An implementation of a mathematical programming class of math majors
4:25-4:45
Isaiah Martinez - Fresno Sixian Jin - San Marcos Pragya Jha - San Francisco
An extension of Khovanov homology to singular links and tangles Time-changed mean field game Ranking preferences of different statistical algorithms on big and small businesses using crowd-sourced data