Short Courses Through the Years
The purpose of the Short Course is to provide a diverse audience of professional and in–training mathematicians an introduction to an area of applied mathematics that can:
- Satisfy the curiosity of those new to the subject
- Provide an entrée to new research topics
- Inspire new methods of problem solving
- Be part of participants' professional development and continuing education
The Short Course will not be offered at JMM 2024. Questions regarding the Short Course may be directed to the Programs Department.
Prior Short Courses from 1973 to Present
Dates | Location | Topic |
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2023 January | Boston, Massachusetts | Polynomial Systems, Homotopy Continuation and Applications |
2022 January | Virtual | 3D Printing: Challenges and Applications |
2021 January | Virtual | Mathematical and Computational Methods for Complex Social Systems |
2020 January | Denver, Colorado | Mean Field Games: Agent-based Models to Nash Equilibria |
2019 January | Maryland, Baltimore | Sum of Squares: Theory and Applications (SOS) |
2018 January | California, San Diego | Discrete Differential Geometry (DDG) |
2017 January | Georgia, Atlanta | Random Growth Models |
2016 January | Washington, Seattle | Rigorous Numerics in Dynamics |
2015 January | Texas, San Antonio | Finite Frame Theory: A Complete Introduction to Overcompleteness |
2014 January | Maryland, Baltimore | Geometry and Topology in Statistical Inference |
2013 January | California, San Diego | Random Matrices |
2012 January | Massachusetts, Boston | Random Fields & Random Geometry Computing with Elliptic Curves Using Sage |
2011 January | Lousiana, New Orleans | Evolutionary Games Dynamics Computational Topology |
2010 January | California, San Francisco | Markov Chains and Mixing Times |
2009 January | Washington, DC | Quantum Computation and Information: Mathematical Challenges |
2008 January | California, San Diego | Aspects of Knot Theory |
2007 January | Lousiana, New Orleans | Aspects of Statistical Learning |
2006 January | Texas, San Antonio | Modeling & Simulation of Biological Networks |
2005 January | Georgia, Atlanta | The Radon Transform & Applications to Inverse Problems |
2004 January | Arizona, Phoenix | Trends in Optimization |
2003 January | Maryland, Baltimore | Public-Key Cryptography |
2002 January | California, San Diego | Symbolic Dynamics |
2001 January | Louisiana, New Orleans | Mathematical Biology |
2000 January | Washington, D.C. | Quantum Computation |
2000 January | Washington, D.C. | Environmental Mathematics |
1999 January | Texas, San Antonio | Nonlinear Control |
1998 January | Maryland, Baltimore | Singular Perturbations |
1997 January | California, San Diego | Applications of Computational Algebraic Geometry |
1997 January | California, San Diego | Mathematical Finance |
1996 January | Florida, Orlando | Artificial Intelligence |
1995 January | California, San Francisco | Knots and Physics |
1995 January | California, San Francisco | Coding Theory |
1994 January | Ohio, Cincinnati | Complex Dynamics |
1993 January | Texas, San Antonio | Wavelets and Applications |
1992 January | Maryland, Baltimore | New Scientific Applications of Geometry & Topology |
1991 January | California, San Francisco | Probabilistic Combinatorics |
1991 August | Maine, Orono | Number Theory |
1990 January | Kentucky, Louisville | Math Quest/Robotics |
1990 August | Ohio, Columbus | Combinatorial Games |
1989 January | Arizona, Phoenix | Matrix Theory |
1989 August | Colorado, Boulder | Cryptology |
1988 January | Georgia, Atlanta | Comput. Coml. Theory |
1988 August | Rhode Island, Providence | Chaos and Fractals |
1987 January | Texas, San Antonio | Moments in Mathematics |
1987 August | No short course | No short course |
1986 January | Lousiana, New Orleans | Approximation Theory |
1986 August | No summer meeting | No summer meeting |
1985 January | California, Anaheim | Fair Allocation |
1985 August | Wyoming, Laramie | Actuarial Mathematics |
1984 January | Kentucky, Louisville | Information Processing |
1984 August | Oregon, Eugene | Environment & Natural Resource Math |
1983 January | Colorado. Denver | Computer Communications |
1983 August | New York, Albany | Population Biology |
1982 January | Ohio, Cincinnati | Computed Tomography |
1982 August | Canada, Toronto | Statistical Data Analysis |
1981 January | California, San Francisco | Cryptology |
1981 August | Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh | Networks |
1980 January | Texas, San Antonio | Statistics |
1980 August | Michigan, Ann Arbor | Computer Algebra |
1979 January | Mississippi, Biloxi | Game Theory |
1979 August | Minnesota, Duluth | Operations Research |
1978 January | Georgia, Atlanta | Numerical Analysis |
1978 August | Rhode Island, Providence | Systems 7 Control Theory |
1977 January | Missouri, St. Louis | Statistics |
1977 August | Washington, Seattle | Applied Combinatorics |
1976 August | Canada, Toronto | Mathematical Economics |
1976 April | New York, New York | Computing |
1976 January | Texas, San Antonio | Energy Production and Distribution |
1975 August | Michigan, Kalamazoo | Applied Combinatorics |
1975 January | Washington, DC | Operations Research |
1974 January | California, San Francisco | Computing |
1973 August | Montana, Missoula | Computing |