Post Tagged with: "Shehzad Ahmed"

The Undergraduate Mathematics Seminar series features Shehzad Ahmed discussing “Rearranging Infinite Series” on Thursday, Sept. 27, from 5:15-6:10 p.m. in Morton 322. Ahmed is a graduate student in Mathematics at Ohio University. Abstract: We want to consider whether “infinite addition” of reals is commutative. That is, if we are handed […]

By Emily Bartelheim From Compass Two College of Arts & Sciences students—Shehzad Ahmed from Mathematics and Dana Williams from Geography—were among four Ohio University students presented with the Graduate Associate Outstanding Teaching Award during the annual ceremony April 13. The Graduate Associate Outstanding Teaching Award program was established in 1987 […]

The Algebra Seminar presents Shehzad Ahmed discussing “A Brief Introduction to Graph C*-algebras” on Tuesday, April 11, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in Morton 313. Ahmed is a graduate student in Mathematics at Ohio University. Abstract: To each directed graph E, there is a natural way to build a C*-algebra. Roughly, the […]

Doctoral students Shehzad Ahmed and Dan Bossaller are taking the initiative to lead an innovative reading seminar this fall in the Set Theory and Algebra Seminar. Roughly speaking, Ahmed will present set theoretic topics that have significant applications in algebra on Tuesdays, and Bossaller will present the corresponding counterpart algebra problems […]

The Algebra Seminar series presents Shehzad Ahmed of Ohio University discussing “Applications of Model Theory to Algebra” on Wednesday, April 20,  at 4 p.m. in Morton 318. Abstract: This talk is a continuation of the most recent talk I gave on Model Theory. Now that we have laid down the […]

The Athens Algebra Seminar presents “Whitehead’s conjecture is undecidable in ZFC” by Shehzad Ahmed on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 4:35-5:30 p.m. in Morton 218. Abstract: We say that an abelian group A is a W-group if, given any surjective homomorphism pi: B \rightarrow A of abelian groups with kernel \mathbb […]