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Welcome! The discrete geometry and combinatorics seminar (or discrete
geometry seminar for short) was started in Fall 2004 in response to
interest expressed by various graduate students. Our weekly seminar
is devoted to various types of discrete mathematics, focusing
particularly on those with a geometric flavor. It is designed to
cover, at the very least, those aspects of geometric group theory
which do not fit easily into either the algebra or the topology
seminar, as well as the totality of geometric combinatorics. Unlike other seminars in the department, it is graduate student-dominated but with faculty members allowed to attend; thus the level is somewhere inbetween our various graduate-student-run seminars and our faculty-run seminars. Click below for information about the following areas: People: Names and web pages of combinatorialists and discrete geometers at UCSB Seminar: The schedule for our weekly seminar History: An archive of talks from earlier quarters |
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(click here to animate)3-d slice(s) of the regular
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