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Discussion Groups

$ \left [ D^G \right ] $ are our weekly talks about interesting Mathematics. They are an informal introduction to lots of different types of mathematics. Anyone can present one, and they can be aimed at any level.

If you want to details about upcoming $ \left [ D^G \right ] $ or more information on how to give your own talk, please join.

Discussion groups- Freebie alert!

Spread the word one and all- give a talk at discussion groups and we'll give you a free bottle of wine/ale/box of chocolates. We want to hear from you that bad- talks can be formal, informal, long, short, applied or pure as the driven snow.

Just keep us interested for an hour or two and reap the rewards and adulation of your peers.

Submitted by Newtonswig on 29 November 2007 - 3:56pm.

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Thursday 25th October, 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Discussion groups are back. WMS's very own informal excursion to the beautiful, and often unseen, shores of maths awesomeness is giving you not one, but two most laden smorgasboards of mathematical fun.

In the first two sessions of the term, some of our old hands will give you a brief insight into some of their favourite areas of mathematics. In seven informal discussionlets (spread over the two nights- monday and thursday), we take you for a walk on the interesting side of maths. Perfect second year essay fodder.

Submitted by Newtonswig on 16 October 2007 - 10:57pm.