Math Encounters: “Parties, Doughnuts, and Coloring" with Maria Chudnovsky

Wed Apr 3, 2019
Various times
Age: All ages
Price: Free
Location:
National Museum of Mathematics

Leonhard Euler’s late 1700’s paper on the Seven Bridges of Königsberg launched a new field in mathematics, graph theory, which focuses on representing information about connections between pairs of objects.

Princeton University Professor Maria Chudnovsky takes math fans on a journey that begins with some simple problems in graph theory and leads to an exploration of some of the most active fields in modern mathematical research. 

Offered at 4pm & 7pm. Light refreshments are served after the 4:00 pm session and at 6:30 pm in advance of the second session.

Register in advance.

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