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Wednesday, April 9, 2014 - 3:20pm

Hal Switkay

West Chester University

Location

West Chester University

25 University Avenue, # 158

Tea will be served in Students Lounge after the colloquium.

We provide an algorithm to generate minimal solutions to Euler’s six-squares problem. The method makes use of the theta series of the square lattice, the two-dimensional integer lattice. We also consider applications to generalizations of Euler’s problem. This talk should be easily accessible to undergraduates.