03/01/2019
Please join us as we celebrate Pi Day on Saturday, 3.16.19, 3-6:30pm.
Here is a tentative schedule (3-5pm FN2.102)
· 3D printing mathematics (Bin Hu)
· Geometry of flight: classical Greek architecture, satellite orbits, and the searching for a missing airplane (John Zweck)
· Why do cats always land on their feet? (Tomoki Ohsawa)
· Buffon’s Needle Problem (Nathan Williams and Maxim Arnold)
After the talks, pies/pizzas will be served at the FO 2rd floor Atrium, together with mathematical interaction, games, mathematical models and other fun activities.
All mathematically curious students, their teachers, and parents are welcome. Please follow the Pi Day event page to register: https://utdallas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9WECUgPEx0y8s0R
The registration is free of charge, but mandatory to attend the pi day event.